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The forex market remained mostly quiet during Asia trade, but there was decent action in the Aussie after early data and credit rating speculation.

The forex market was mixed once again during the U.S. trading session, but the highlight was broad USD weakness on ADP and ISM manufacturing data.

We’ve got choppy forex price action that’s giving us a wide variety of moves thanks to a blanket of positive manufacturing PMI data and UK election speculation from the euro region.

Last week, I touched upon trends in global manufacturing PMI data, and today we got fresh updates, starting with the world’s second largest economy: China.

Today’s Asian forex trading session was all about the monthly manufacturing sentiment data, with mixed reads from Japan & a positive surprise from China!

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Forex price action was a mixed bag of nuts during the U.S. session, as traders priced in risk sentiment and a few news releases.

The euro is down in the dumps despite better-than-expected German data, thanks to a returned focus to Greece’s debt problems in the morning London forex session.

The upcoming U.S. jobs data is set to make some waves in forex on Friday. Can the U.S. show another big upside surprise in March job growth like in February?

We saw some solid but mixed forex price action in the morning Asia session thanks broad economic data for the Aussie, Kiwi, and Japanese yen.

It was another good day for the dollar, as end-of-quarter forex flows and economic data pushed the low-yielding currency higher.

Forex volatility was on the upswing thanks to a packed economic calendar and intermarket influences from commodities in the morning London session.

Central bank biases continue to be the main forex market drivers, so lets quickly check out the most recent policy statements from the RBNZ, BOJ, & the FOMC!

Japan released disappointing industrial production data, but it wasn’t enough to get forex traders going in a mostly sleepy start to the new week.

Forex price action was mixed during the U.S. session, as traders focused on trading commodities. What happened to the major currencies?

The British pound was the highlight of the morning London forex session as the bulls took control thanks to positive comments BOE Governor Mark Carney.

Japan’s latest data dump painted a mixed economic picture, with a few reports coming in line with expectations and others actually beating forecasts. What could this mean for the yen’s forex trends?

Konichiwa! Forex traders turned their attention to the data dump from Japan in today’s Asian session, as top-tier inflation and spending reports were printed.

Dollar bulls got back in the forex game yesterday, as better-than-expected U.S. reports weighed heavier than good news from other regions.

Mixed forex price action, but a common theme seems to be a strong Loonie and yen on today’s geopolitical news, and a weaker pound despite positive retail sales data.