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Earlier this month, Governor Graeme Wheeler and his gang of RBNZ policymakers decided to cut interest rates in order to keep New Zealand’s economy afloat. Do you think the latest reports warrant another RBNZ easing move in July?

Commodity currencies are painting the forex town red, thanks to the PBOC’s decision to pump up liquidity by 35 billion CNY this week. What’s that all about?

Risk aversion was the name of the game during the U.S. session, as forex traders reacted to developments in Greece and equities price action.

The spotlight was on the euro yet again during today’s morning London forex session, thanks to the Greek drama. The euro wasn’t the only currency affected, though.

Now that most major economies have released their manufacturing PMI readings, let’s take a look at the trends and what they could mean for the forex market.

After charging across the forex charts yesterday, dollar bulls are taking it easy today and even returned some of their recent winnings. Is risk appetite back in play?

Uh oh, are dollar bulls getting exhausted? Here’s what the latest Commitments of Traders forex positioning report from the CFTC has to say about market sentiment.

The Greenback was king of pips in yesterday’s U.S. session trading, as forex traders priced in developments in Greece and a bit of risk aversion.

Today’s morning London forex session was a busy one. And the spotlight was on the euro yet again, thanks to the Greek drama and a slew of European PMI readings.

Much has been said about Canada following in the footsteps of the U.S. economy so is the Great White North really performing as well as Uncle Sam? Here’s a rundown of the latest economic reports from Canada.

It’s PMI day, forex fellas! China and Japan got the ball rolling by releasing their estimates for the month of June while risk aversion seems to be popping its head back in the markets.

With U.S. data light during the U.S. forex trading session, investor focus turned to developments on the Greek debt drama.

The forex calendar may have been empty during the morning London forex session, but that didn’t stop most currency pairs from from busting some moves, with the spotlight on the euro thanks to the Greek drama.

If you’re scratching your head wondering why the pound has been getting lighter lately, then you should have a look at these U.K. economic factors helping the British currency climb up the forex charts these days.

Check out those weekend gaps! Forex traders were off to a running start this week, with the euro opening higher against most of its rivals and the yen gapping down.

With no major U.S. reports on deck, forex traders turned their attention to Canadian data and updates on Greece’s debt drama.

The RBA decided on June 2nd to keep rates at record-low levels even though the economy grew, citing some economic problems. So how is Australia doing lately? Time to find out!

If you’ve been falling behind on what some of the central banks have been up to lately, then I suggest that you invest some time on my central bank roundup!

Today’s morning London session was rather subdued. Most currencies were mixed or flat for the forex session, but the euro was on the move to the downside. Find out why!

It may seem all gloom and doom for Greece these days so I thought of lightening the mood up a bit by putting a twist on the Greek debt timeline. Better take note of these dates and episodes!