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My, my! Chinese investors must’ve had a good vacation, as their return brought risk-on vibes in the equity market. However, this positivity didn’t seem to spill over to the forex arena.

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The dollar gained back some pips against its counterparts, as forex traders settled down from the previous sessions’ volatile moves.

After a rather volatile Asian session, tranquility returned when the morning London forex session came around, with the pound being the only clear mover, although risk appetite later created some demand for the comdolls as well.

After writing yesterday’s piece on the most recent NFP report and what it could mean for the Greenback’s forex price action, I decided to give y’all a broader view by giving ya a one-stop-shop for the most recent data points from Uncle Sam.

Even though BOJ policymakers decided to keep monetary policy unchanged as expected, yen forex pairs still tossed and turned in today’s Asian session. Here’s why.

Risk appetite was the name of the game yesterday, as forex traders bought high-yielding assets and sold the Greenback across the board.

Today was a pleasantly peaceful morning London forex session since most currency pairs decided to just kick back and chillax inside relatively tight ranges. The only clear violators of the peace were the euro and pound.

So much for those labor market improvements that Fed officials had been talking about! The September NFP report turned out to be a huge letdown, leaving dollar bears to paint the forex town red.

Aussie forex traders can breathe easy now that the RBA decided to keep interest rates on hold at 2.00% for the time being. Here’s how currency pairs reacted.

The latest COT forex positioning report from the CFTC shows that the U.S. dollar was able to claim victory against all its forex rivals, with the value of net dollar longs finally seeing an increase after three straight weeks of decreases.

The dollar’s price action was as mixed as the colors of my socks, as forex traders priced in moves in U.S. equities and a bit of risk appetite.

Today’s morning London forex session was another risk-on day, which means another lopsided battle between the safe-havens and the higher-yielding currencies.

Still catching your breath after last week’s fast-paced forex market moves? Better hurry up because we’ve got another action-packed one comin’ right up with these major central bank events.

It looks like forex traders ain’t done dumping the dollar! After Friday’s NFP letdown, the Greenback opened lower in Monday’s trading and resumed its decline.

Now you see it, now you don’t! Forex traders dumped the dollar across the board after receiving an onslaught of weak jobs data from Uncle Sam.

Konnichiwa! Forex traders have been speculating on whether or not the BOJ would be introducing more easing measures recently. Do the underlying fundamentals offer any clues?

The trading week has come to a close but our work doesn’t end there, forex folks! Before moving on to grab more pips in the coming week, let’s review the biggest market movers in the past few days.

With the NFP report looming ever closer, volatility dried up during today’s morning London forex session. But that didn’t stop some currencies from moving, albeit at a somewhat grinding pace.

China has recently been a major factor in defining the prevailing sentiment in the forex and other markets. But what about the underlying fundamentals? Do they provide hints on how China’s Q3 GDP will turn out?