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Only a few mid-tier economic reports were released during today’s morning London forex session, but market sentiment was also lending a helping hand to ensure a lively trading session, with the Swissy, the euro, and the Kiwi in focus.

Huddle up, news traders! We’ve got a couple of top-tier forex market movers comin’ our way as the BOC and the ECB are set to make their policy statements.

Apart from the RBA minutes, there were no other top-tier releases in today’s Asian session, allowing forex traders to zoom in on what’s next for the Aussie.

The latest COT forex positioning report from the CFTC shows that almost all of the U.S. dollar’s forex rivals were pushing back. In addition, the value of net long positions on the Greenback dropped to its lowest level since July 2014.

Forex price action was a mixed bag of nuts, as a lack of news turned traders’ attention to positioning ahead of this week’s potential market movers.

Today’s morning London forex session was a rather slow one since there was literally nothing on the docket. Still, the euro, the pound, and the Swissy were clearly on the move.

Perhaps the biggest uncertainty in the global economy these days is the slowdown in China, but the latest reports suggest that the situation isn’t as bad as you think.

The Chinese data dump came in fifty shades of red yet forex traders don’t seem to be dumping the higher-yielding currencies. What’s up with that?

Ho-hum. Forex volatility was as exciting as watching water boil, as traders showed limited reaction to last Friday’s reports.

Oil prices were able to recover after last year’s major slump, but then began sliding again earlier this year. So, how did the recent slump affect inflation in some of the major economies?

The forex trading week has come and gone, and this week, it looks like forex traders were still loading up on the Kiwi, but they were dumping the Aussie pretty hard. Wanna know what could have caused the diverging price action for the two comdolls?

The market was rather subdued during today’s morning London forex session, with most currency pairs contently milling about in relatively tight ranges. The only real movers during the session were the Kiwi and the euro, and they were both noticeably weak.

The earnings season is already upon us so y’all better start reading up on how these company reports can affect market sentiment and the forex market.

The Kiwi was unable to sustain its forex gains from the quarterly CPI report, as analysts predicted that an RBNZ rate cut is still possible. Here’s what happened.

Look at the Greenback bringing sexy back! U.S. economic reports weren’t as bad as expected, allowing the U.S. currency to regain ground against its forex peers.

With no top-tier items on the docket, today’s morning London forex session was a relatively quiet one. However, the euro, the Kiwi, and the Japanese yen were clearly bustin’ the moves. So, how’d they do and what moved them?

The U.K. and Australia printed weaker than expected headline jobs figures, but only one currency can claim victory in this forex rivalry. Which one will it be?

Dollar-shaming was the name of the forex game in today’s Asian trading session, with the Greenback still reeling from dismal U.S. retail sales data.

September forex trading volumes were mostly lower compared to the previous months as market volatility subsided. Take a look at the latest industry metrics.

Geronimooooo!!! The dollar gave up pips to its major forex counterparts thanks to an onslaught of disappointing U.S. data.