London Session Forex Recap – May 25, 2015
This morning’s London forex session was about as exciting as watching paint dry, thanks to most European banks on holiday in observance of Whit Monday.
Read MoreThis morning’s London forex session was about as exciting as watching paint dry, thanks to most European banks on holiday in observance of Whit Monday.
Read MoreWe’ve got economy improving and the other deteriorating? Find out which one is going where in today’s forex global jobs update!
Read MoreLooks like the Asian session forex traders are also kicking back and enjoying a few piña coladas by the beach, as most pairs stayed stuck in their ranges today.
Read MoreUp, up, and away! The Greenback clobbered its counterparts, as forex traders priced in strong U.S. reports and a hawkish statement from the Fed.
Read MoreHey forex traders! Catchup on employment conditions around the world with the second part of this month’s recap, including the U.K., Switzerland, & Euro zone!
Read MoreThe comdolls have recently seen a string of poor headline jobs data, but are they as dismal as they appear? Let’s find out forex friends!
Read MoreWhat a way to end the week! There was a lot of forex volatility during the morning London session, with almost all currency pairs on the move.
Read MoreEven though the BOJ didn’t really announce anything new in their latest rate statement, you should look at these key points to figure out their implications for the yen’s forex price action.
Read MoreThe spotlight was on the BOJ in today’s Asian forex trading session, as their monetary policy statement was the only top-tier event on deck. So what happened?
Read MoreForex price action was as exciting as watching water boil, as traders barely reacted to news reports released from the U.S.
Read MoreNice forex volatility in the morning London session thanks to a string of economic data, sparking strong directional moves for both Sterling and the euro.
Read MoreThe latest FOMC minutes gave most forex market watchers the impression that Fed officials don’t know what’s next for the economy either. What do you make of these key points from the report?
Read MoreForex traders didn’t even have to nurse a post-FOMC minutes hangover, as the party turned out to be quite a dull one. Instead, market watchers turned their attention to the more interesting medium-tier reports released in today’s Asian trading session.
Read MoreHo-hum. Volatility was in short supply for forex traders, thanks to the Fed not giving anything new in its latest FOMC statement.
Read MoreToday’s morning London forex session was pretty much subdued ahead of the FOMC minutes as most pairs were locked in tight ranges throughout the session.
Read MoreIn case you missed it, the euro was slaughtered like a character on Game of Thrones, as forex traders got wind of downbeat remarks. What exactly did they say and is the shared currency in for a more brutal selloff?
Read MoreForex traders took a short break from beating up the euro but threw in some last-second punches before the closing bell rang. Can risk aversion stay in the markets today?
Read MoreI’ve been hearing about this “forex law” that the Russian government has been secretly working on since last year. What are Vladimir Putin and his boys up to now?
Read MoreIt was another good day to be long on the Greenback with forex traders pricing in weak reports from other major economies.
Read MoreLots of data, news, & forex volatility. Today’s morning London session was certainly exciting, especially if you closely watch the euro and the pound.
Read MoreBeing defeated is often a temporary condition. Giving up is what makes it permanent.Marilyn Vos Savant