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The dollar scored for another trading session, thanks to forex traders pricing in a December Fed rate hike and overall risk aversion in the markets.

Mixed economic data from the U.S. led to a mixed forex performance by the Greenback, as it reacted mostly to currency-specific data ahead of the FOMC minutes release.

Today was another action-packed morning London forex session, thanks to the prevailing risk-on sentiment. Naturally, the higher-yielding currencies were able to give the safe-havens a mighty good bashing.

ECB policymakers seem to have mixed views about the idea of adding more economic stimulus. Here’s what their decision could mean for the euro’s forex price action.

Dollar domination was the name of the game during the Asian session, as forex traders caught up to yesterday’s currency moves.

The value of net long psitions on the Greenback jumped higher for the third consecutive week, and the latest COT forex positioning report from the CFTC shows that the U.S. dollar was able to take some ground from ALL of its forex rivals.

Not even bleak U.S. data could drag the Greenback down, as the dollar drew forex support from the recovery in U.S. equities. Here’s how it all turned out.

Today’s morning London forex session was pretty active, with the Kiwi and the Japanese yen in focus. Wanna know what could have moved them?

Better start your trading preps early since we’ve got THREE major central bank events that could shake things up this week. Up and at ’em, forex folks!

Risk appetite took a step back during the Asian session, as forex traders priced in events over the weekend as well as a technical recession in Japan.

Economic data from the U.S. came in mostly weaker than expected but the Greenback refused to back down against most of its forex rivals. Here’s how it all turned out.

Hello, forex friends! Premier Li Keqiang recently promised to use “powerful policy weapons” to boost growth in China, which included reducing the cost of financing. Woah! Does that mean more surprise rate cuts? So, how is China’s economy doing lately?

The forex trading week has come and gone, and it looks like the theme for this trading week was demand for the Aussie and pound, with the Loonie being the most vulnerable currency of them off all.

Up, down, and all around! Forex price action was rather choppy during today’s morning London, with Greenback weakness being the only clear theme.

The Australian jobs report for October smashed market expectations, but are the numbers too good to be true? And how will it affect AUD forex price action?

Friday the 13th trading didn’t start well for forex traders, as a lack of market catalysts inspired low volatility and mixed price action.

Forex traders were hoping to hear stronger hints about Fed tightening from Chairperson Janet Yellen but were disappointed to find out that the head honcho was staying mum for now.

BEIJING—China’s exports fell in October for the fourth consecutive month, as a once-powerful engine of the country’s growth continued to sputter in the face of weak global demand.

The euro was on the hot seat during today’s morning London forex session, thanks to ECB Draghi’s speech. Meanwhile, the safe-havens and the higher-yielders were fighting it out in the background.

Is the U.K. labor market still stuck in a rut? Here’s how the October jobs numbers are looking and what these could mean for the pound’s forex price action.