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Today’s morning London forex session continued the yawn fest from earlier, with most currency pairs locked in tight ranges or showing some volatility but no general direction.

Surprise, surprise! Even though the Land Down Under is in the middle of an economic slowdown, the latest jobs report printed incredibly positive results. Are the numbers too good to be true?

Traders were probably glued to the tube watching the NBA Finals game which was more action-packed compared to forex price action in today’s Asian session.

Ho-hum. Forex price action was a mixed bag of nuts as traders barely reacted to Uncle Sam’s retail sales report. What’s up with that?!

It was a peaceful morning London forex session, with most currency pairs blissfully wiggling about in tight, little ranges ahead of U.S. data later.

I hate to gloat but… CALLED IT! As I’ve discussed in one of my articles this week, the RBNZ had a bunch of solid reasons to cut interest rates so they just did exactly that. Here are a few more takeaways from their announcement.

Surf’s up, mates! Aussie pairs rode the bullish forex wave spurred by stronger than expected jobs data from the Land Down Under, but can it last?

Just when we thought that the yen’s moves were the highlight of yesterday’s forex price action, the RBNZ surprised the markets and shook things up.

Risk sentiment was the name of the game during today’s morning London forex session, with the high yielding currencies steamrolling the safe havens.

G’day mates! Grab your socks, hats, and koala plushies! It’s time to saddle up for my Forex Trading Guide on Australia’s May Jobs Report.

BOJ Governor Kuroda led the yen bulls in charging across the forex charts today, sparking hundred-pip moves among some pairs. What the heck did he say?!

Is the Greenback about to bring sexy back? The latest Commitments of Traders forex positioning report from the CFTC reveals that dollar bulls piled on their long positions last week.

Forex trading was a mixed bag of nuts as a lack of tier 1 reports pulled the major currencies in different directions.

The Euro, the pound, and the yen were on the move during the morning London session, driven primarily by the forex market’s inter-market relationships.

Don’t say I didn’t warn y’all, but my gut tells me that the RBNZ might cut interest rates soon. Here are some reasons why their upcoming policy statement could be a dovish one.

The dollar was down in the dumps again, after having been forced to return its post-NFP wins to its forex rivals. Can this go on?

What a wipeout! Yesterday the Greenback managed to erase most of its NFP gains despite the lack of major forex catalysts. What’s up with that?!

Today’s morning London session was rather subdued. The only mover of note was the pound, which got a severe pounding during the course of the forex session.

All green for the U.S. and Canada! Both economies printed stronger than expected employment reports for May, spurring forex rallies for USD and CAD. Here’s what you need to know.

Dollar domination, baby! The U.S. currency continued to advance against its forex rivals in today’s Asian trading session, fueled mostly by stronger Fed rate hike expectations for September.