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It looks like dollar bulls ain’t done partying! The U.S. currency continued to advance against its forex rivals in today’s Asian session, even though the FOMC didn’t sound too hawkish.

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The dollar gained a couple more pips against its forex counterparts despite a less hawkish-than-expected statement from the Fed. What’s in it anyway?

Volatility usually dries up before a major event like the FOMC statement, but that was not the case during today’s morning London forex session since the Kiwi and the pound were on the move.

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Talk about pre-FOMC jitters! Dollar pairs have been treading extra carefully across the forex charts but the Kiwi has managed to score gains and here’s why.

The dollar lost pips against its major forex counterparts, thanks to weak U.S. data and possible positioning ahead of the FOMC meetings.

Risk appetite from the Asian forex session carried over into today’s morning London forex session. As a result, the safe-haven currencies got slapped around by the high-yielders.

Heads up, forex traders! Dollar pairs could be in for a wild ride tomorrow with the FOMC set to announce their monetary policy decision. Here’s what you should watch out for.

Chinese equities hogged the spotlight in today’s Asian trading session, as forex traders didn’t have any other economic reports to look at. Word through the grapevine is that another set of stimulus was doled out.

The latest COT forex positioning report from the CFTC reveals that the yen had a reversal of fortune while the U.S. dollar continues to grind ever higher.

As if understanding the usual forex correlations isn’t hard enough, concerns over China’s equities market weighed on the low-yielding DOLLAR. Wait, what?

Today’s a Monday, so most currency pairs were just contently milling about in tight ranges during the morning London forex session. The German Ifo business survey was on tap, though, so euro pairs were on the move.

In case you’re wondering why leprechauns are feeling glum these days, lemme tell you that gold is trading near its five-year lows. What does this mean for forex trends?

Just another manic Monday in the forex market? Not quite. Most currency pairs were actually off to a slow start since there were no top-tier reports released.

Forex price action was mixed, as a lack of catalysts inspired extensions of intraday trends for some traders and end-of-week positioning among others.

G’day forex mates! The RBA thought it best to maintain rates at record-low levels. So is Australia’s economy really in such bad shape? Time to find out!

The RBNZ cut interest rates and forex traders reacted by pushing the Kiwi higher. Why did the market react that way? Is New Zealand’s economy doing okay?

Lots of data, but limited volatility. Today’s morning London forex session saw currency pairs happily ranging about, with the euro and the Loonie being the only noticeable movers.

Monetary policy biases tend to play a huge role in long-term forex trends so I’ve decided to give y’all a rundown of which major central banks are feeling hawkish, which ones are in the dovish camp, and which ones are stuck in limbo.