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Comdoll dominance continued in the morning London forex session and Sterling took a hit to the chin after weak trade balance data.

Since we’re jumping into a new quarter, it’s time for us to have a quick rundown of the recent data from across the globe.  Today’s quick review is on the Land Down Under: Australia.

The Aussie & Kiwi were on a tear during the Asia forex trading session, and the yen is feeling love too after the monthly Japanese economic survey report.

The Greenback dominated once again thanks to the FOMC’s March meeting minutes released in the afternoon U.S. forex trading session.

Forex volatility picked up in a heavy economic data session, with a weak euro, dollar, and bullish pound as the price action highlights!

Here’s a quick review of recent U.S. data to answer the big forex question of the moment, “will the USD rally get back on track?”

The Japanese yen saw some gains during the Asia forex session thanks to positive economic data and the latest Bank of Japan monetary policy event.

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Dollar domination was the name of the game during the U.S. forex trading session, as the currency bulls continued to fade the NFP report move.

Big moves for forex traders in the morning London session thanks to a heavy calendar that featured Services PMI data from the European region.

Once again, the Reserve Bank of Australia holds the cash rate at 2.25%, defying market expectations & sparking strong demard for the Aussie from forex traders.

Boom goes the Aussie as forex traders buy it up faster than Mayweather-Pacquiao fight tickets after the Reserve Bank of Australia holds the cash rate unchanged at 2.25%.

The dollar bulls were back in action in yesterday’s U.S. forex trading session, as they erased most of its NFP losses last week.

With banks still on Easter holiday and a light economic calendar, forex volatility remained low but we saw a few directional moves in the majors.

Based on the latest U.S. jobs report, is it time for forex traders to start selling some Greenbacks? Lets take a look at the data and see what’s up!

Even with Japanese data to stir the pot, the forex market remained quiet during Asia trade with most banks closed in observance of Easter Sunday.

The dollar was hit from all sides at the NFP report’s release despite the absence of European traders. What was in the highly-anticipated report anyway?

Let’s face facts. People love to hear bad things. We ogle at train wrecks, we gather to watch buildings on fire, and we can’t get enough of crime scene tape.

Despite a nearly empty calendar, and upcoming holiday weekend, we surprisingly saw enough volatility to grab some pips in the euro, pound, and Aussie.

Since my last look, New Zealand’s economic data continues to show resiliency from the Kiwis. Check out the latest data that has the RBNZ sitting tight on rate cuts.