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As expected, the RBA decided to keep interest rates on hold at 2.00% in this week’s monetary policy announcement. Does their official statement contain any clues about potential rate cuts or the Aussie’s forex price action?

All eyes and ears were on RBA Governor Glenn Stevens and his gang of policymakers in today’s Asian forex trading session, as the central bank announced its rate statement.

The latest CFTC COT forex positioning report reveals that dollar bulls are still on the offensive but speculators trimmed some of their long positions. Check out the increase in bearish comdoll bets, though!

Forex price action was a mixed bag of nuts during the U.S. session, as traders priced in a slew of minor economic reports.

After most price gaps were filled near the end of the Asian session, it seems like forex traders decided to take a break since the morning London session was a bit of a snoozefest.

Judging from the weekend gaps among most forex pairs, it looks like traders are feeling pretty cautious these days. Here are the factors that are currently affecting market risk sentiment.

Gaps, gaps everywhere! Just as in the previous week, most forex pairs gapped down over the weekend after market watchers found out that the Greek referendum resulted in a “No” vote.

With U.S. traders out on an Independence Day holiday, it was up to the European session forex traders to prop up volatility during the early U.S. session.

Need an update on the most recent economic data for the U.K. and what they mean to forex traders like yourself? Then check out my monthly economic review.

After China’s most recent easing moves, some economists and forex traders are already anticipating more stimulus from the PBoC before the year ends. So how is China’s economy doing lately?

Ho-hum. Volatility was in short supply for most currency pairs during today’s morning London forex session. Aussie pairs were a major exception, though.

The numbers are out! What do the latest U.S. jobs figures mean for September Fed rate hike bets and the U.S. dollar’s forex price trends? Here are the takeaways from the latest NFP report.

A double-whammy of weak economic data from the Land Down Under and dismal news from China pushed the Australian currency lower against its forex rivals in today’s Asian session.

U.S. session forex traders seem to have closed shop early, as they barely moved currencies around ahead of the weekend.

It’s another NFP day, fellow forex traders! As usual, most currency pairs were rather well-behaved ahead of the upcoming NFP report. The Aussie was misbehaving, though.

Can’t get enough of ’em news reports to trade? Here’s another top-tier forex release coming your way in the form of Australia’s retail sales report for May!

If there’s anything more heartbreaking than news of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner splitting up, it’s the latest set of reports from Australia and New Zealand. Here’s how currency pairs reacted.

The Greenback was king of pips in yesterday’s U.S. forex trading session, as investors priced in good U.S. data and a bit of risk aversion in the markets.

The forex market was rather subdued during today’s morning London session, with most currency pairs milling about in tight ranges, excepting the euro, the pound, and the Greenback.

Greece missed its IMF debt deadline, its current bailout program expired, and there is no eleventh-hour deal in sight. What’s next and how could this affect the euro’s forex price action?