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It looks like forex traders are still testing the waters at the start of this brand-new trading month, as most currencies haven’t established a clear direction yet. Here’s what went on so far.

Forex traders ended the day and month of May with a sigh rather than a bang, as volatility remained muted despite the release of a few economic reports.

The BOE is still one of the few central banks looking to hike as their next policy move, but does the latest UK economic data support this? Let’s find out!

The spotlight was on the euro during today’s morning London forex session thanks to a long list of mostly positive data from the euro zone countries.

Move over, Grexit. That’s so 2010. We’ve got a new issue that could stir up the forex markets sooner or later and it’s called the Brexit. What’s that all about?

All eyes and ears were on Japan’s data dump today, as forex traders got a glimpse of the country’s latest spending and inflation reports. Here’s how the figures turned out.

Not so fast, dollar bulls! The low-yielding currency took a beating against most of its counterparts, as forex traders priced in mixed reports from the U.S.

Forex volatility picked up during the London session with the spotlight on pound, while the euro & the Swissy were boosted by positive economic data.

If you didn’t get a chance to tune in to the BOC monetary policy statement and see the Loonie’s forex reaction, I got yo back! Here’s a rundown of the takeaways from the event.

The comdolls and the Japanese yen were big forex losers in today’s Asian trading session, thanks to weak data from New Zealand, Australia, and Japan. Here’s what you need to know.

Economic data was light during the U.S. session, but that didn’t stop forex traders from partying in the streets! How did the major currencies trade?

The Greenback and Swissy being on the attack yet again despite a light forex calendar in the morning London session.

The upcoming GDP releases from the U.S. and Canada aren’t really marked as top-tier events on most forex calendars, but here are some reasons why you might wanna look at these reports.

Forex traders tuned in to central bankers’ speeches in today’s Asian trading session, hoping to get more clues on future policy decisions. Here’s the latest scoop.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’d know that five global banks have recently been fined for forex market manipulation. Has the game really been rigged all this time?

Forex price action fired up as traders in the U.S. went back in the game with a vengeance and pushed the dollar higher across the board.

The morning London session was a bit light in terms of economic data, but there was no shortage of forex volatility since most currency pairs were on the move. Here’s what happened.

If you’re hoping to trade the news this week, then you gotta gear up for the Bank of Canada’s monetary policy statement since this might just be the biggest event on the forex schedule.

And forex traders are back in the game! The Asian trading session was off to an action-packed start, with the euro once again getting slammed thanks to stronger speculations about a debt default.

U.S. traders were out on Memorial Day holiday, so forex price action was unsurprisingly uneventful during the U.S. trading session.