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Price action was a mixed bag of nuts during the Asian session, as forex traders cooled down from their selling frenzy.

The risk-off vibes were still present in the financial markets but the safe-haven U.S. dollar had a mixed forex performance. What’s up with that?!

One of the reasons I have focused on commodity currencies in this macro section is my expectation/guess, based on a symmetrical Elliott Wave setup for the oil market. Check it out!

Risk aversion continued to dominate during today’s morning London forex session, so the safe-haven currencies were also dominating. One currency dominated the safe-havens, however.

While the December Fed liftoff is already old news, the minutes of their actual meeting could give forex market watchers more clues on when the next rate hike might take place.

For the retail forex industry, the struggle was real during the latter half of 2015. But just when it seemed as though the year would fall into the dark side, the force awakened in December. Does this bring a new hope for 2016?

Geronimoooooo!!! Risk aversion struck once again after fears in China’s markets spilled over to the forex market during the Asian session.

Even with mixed U.S. economic reports, the Greenback managed to advance against most of its forex counterparts when risk aversion extended its stay in the markets.

Risk sentiment was the main driver for forex price action during today’s morning London session, so we had another lopsided battle between the safe-havens and the higher-yielding currencies. Which side won?

Hello, forex buddies! NFP Friday is fast approaching! If you’re planning to trade this event and want to get up to speed, then gear up by reading up on another edition of my Forex Trading Guide.

The yen was the biggest winner during the forex trading session, thanks to a couple of reports from China and North Korea fuelling risk aversion.

It looks like forex traders are in no mood to take on more risk these days! The safe-havens chalked up another winning day as hints of weaker inflation popped up on the data feed.

Risk aversion was still the name of the game during today’s morning London forex session, so the Greenback and the yen were really dominating. But which of the two safe-haven currencies was the one currency that ruled them all?

Talk about starting the new year with a bang! Commodity currencies logged in plenty of strong forex moves early this week, thanks to these major factors that rocked the financial markets.

High-yielding currencies took small steps forward, as risk aversion settled a bit among forex traders. Can you guess the catalyst?

The latest Commitments of Traders forex positioning report from the CFTC shows that Japanese yen seems to be in play while demand for the Greenback suffered a bit.

Risk aversion continued to reign supreme during the U.S. trading session, allowing the Greenback to rake in some gains against its forex rivals even with downbeat U.S. data.

Forex price action during the London trading session wasn’t as explosive when compared to the earlier Asian forex session, but there was more than enough volatility and directional movement to keep the session interesting.

It’s time to get back on the grind, forex fellas! If you’re still feeling a bit hungover from the holidays, lemme help you get up to speed with this roundup of data points released over the past few days.

The comdolls were off to a rough start this forex trading week, as downbeat Chinese PMI and falling commodity prices hit the newswires. Here’s how currencies reacted.