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The Greenback snuck in a couple more pips against its major counterparts, as forex traders priced in weaker commodity prices and a bit of risk aversion.

If there’s anything we’ve learned from the ECB decision, it’s that a dovish move ain’t always followed by a bearish forex reaction. Here are more takeaways from this week’s batch of central bank statements.

Is risk appetite back on? Higher-yielding currencies pulled up for air in their latest forex dive when commodity prices bounced, but the Loonie was left behind.

Lots of events and reports for today’s morning London forex session, so price action didn’t fail to impress. Risk sentiment was in play as well since the safe-haven Japanese yen was attracting a lot of buyers.

The oil industry slump has been one of the biggest themes in the forex market earlier this year. Are we about to see a repeat performance?

The comdolls dominated the Asian session, as forex traders priced in the RBNZ’s latest decision and Australia’s stellar jobs data.

The retail forex industry seems to be struggling to get back on its feet after a shaky October, with most market players across the globe reporting weaker metrics. What’s up with that?!

Commodity currencies continued to hog the forex spotlight in today’s New York trading sessions, thanks to the release of U.S. crude oil inventories and the RBNZ statement.

The forex calendar for today’s morning London trading session was a bit on the light side, so forex traders turned to risk sentiment and European equities for direction.

A pretty mixed trading environment for forex traders, as risk aversion got mixed in with upside surprises in Chinese, Australian, and Japanese data.

G’day, forex mates! The Aussie has been under pressure lately. And the upcoming jobs report may just be the catalyst that will kick the Aussie lower (or help it to recover). Why not get up to speed with another edition of my Forex Trading Guide?

A bit of recovery was seen among commodity currencies, but the Loonie still lost ground to its forex counterparts when BOC Governor Poloz stepped up to the podium.

Risk aversion was the name of the game during today’s morning London forex session, so the safe-havens were really dominating. But which safe-haven currency was one currency to rule them all?

News traders, huddle up! We’ve got a bunch of central bank statements lined up this week so y’all better start prepping if you wanna make forex profits from these.

Risk aversion continued to grip the markets during the Asian session as forex traders digested China’s weak trade data.

The latest Commitments of Traders forex positioning report from the CFTC shows that the Greenback had a mixed performance. Also, the value of net long positions on the Greenback finally took a small dent after five straight weeks of increases.

The commodity price bloodbath was still the main story in the forex market for the U.S. trading session, bringing risk aversion back to the table.

Not much on the docket for Today’s morning London forex trading session, so forex traders turned to the continuing broad-based rout in commodities for direction.

We’re seeing a lot of contrast in the headline jobs numbers of the U.S. and Canada so why is USD/CAD still stuck in its forex range? Let’s take a closer look at the employment data to find out.

Forex volatility was tight during the Asian session, as a lack of market catalysts inspired traders to simply price in last Friday’s events.