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Yen forex traders held their breaths ahead of the BOJ statement and press conference in today’s Asian trading session, keeping yen pairs in consolidation early on.

Down but not out! Forex bulls saw some action during the U.S. session, as better-than-expected U.S. reports encouraged demand for the Greenback.

The morning London forex session was a very busy one, with the Greenback on the ropes and the Aussie acting as the one currency to rule them all.

Now that the dust has settled after the much-awaited FOMC statement, let’s break down what happened and figure out how it could affect the U.S. dollar’s forex price action.

No wonder the New Zealand dollar is nicknamed after a flightless bird! The Kiwi had its wings clipped once more after New Zealand released a weaker than expected GDP report.

The dollar tumbled against its major counterparts after the Fed’s statements failed to deliver the hawkishness that forex traders had been expecting.

The MPC decided to maintain the current monetary policy while the Greek drama intensified. How did the pound and the euro hold up during the forex session?

The U.S. Fed thinks that it’s appropriate to hike rates at this year while the IMF insists that the Fed should wait until 2016. Who do you think is right?

Let the hunger games begin! Oh sorry, I meant waiting game. Dollar pairs were in consolidation mode over the past few hours while forex traders figure out their game plan ahead of the FOMC statement later today.

Forex price action was mixed, as traders priced in news from other major economies and positioned themselves ahead of the FOMC statement.

Lots of data, some news, lots of volatility, and lots of movement. Today’s morning London session was certainly an interesting one, with the spotlight on the euro and the pound.

Saddle up, forex cowboys! The U.S. dollar could be in for one wild ride tomorrow when the FOMC makes its rate statement and declares whether or not they’re ready to tighten monetary policy.

Forex traders turned their attention to the highly-anticipated release of the RBA monetary policy meeting minutes in today’s Asian session. How did the Aussie react?

It was a busy session for forex traders, as they priced in some U.S. reports and a couple of strong, start-of-the-week trends.

The calm from the Asian session extended to today’s morning London forex session. Not all currencies were in a tranquil state, though, since the Swissy, the euro, and the pound were all mostly down for the forex session.

If you’re looking to grab forex profits by trading the British pound, then you’d be delighted to know that the U.K. has four major economic events lined up this week. Lovely, eh?

Forex pairs seem to be treading extra carefully ahead of a jam-packed trading week. Could this be the calm before the storm?

With no major economic report on the docket, forex price action was dictated by risk sentiment and movements from other markets.

Slumping oil prices put deflationary pressure on most economies. But now that oil prices have stabilized, has inflation begun picking up? Let’s find out!

At the recent press conference, ECB officials claimed that the quantitative easing program is “proceeding well” for the euro zone. Well, is it? Time to find out!