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Lots of forex volatility in the morning London session, but the main story may be the USD snapback from yesterday’s big loss ignited by the FOMC meeting.

Trying to make sense of the dollar’s wild moves during the FOMC statement? Did the Fed lose its “patience” or what?!

The Greenback is still licking its wounds after being tossed around during the FOMC statement, as forex traders are trying to adjust their rate hike expectations.

We expected the FOMC statement to move currencies around, but forex traders probably didn’t see just how much movement we’ll get!

The British pound took it to the chin this morning on weaker-than-expected unemployment data, and the Swiss franc was a big winner on improving ZEW sentiment.

What a letdown! Despite the prolonged downturn in spending and inflation, the BOJ still refrained from doling out additional stimulus in its latest policy statement. Here’s what else you need to know.

Looks like the pre-FOMC jitters are settling in, as forex traders were biting their nails instead of pushing currency pairs around in today’s Asian session. Will we see more of this in the London session?

We’ve all heard about fake brokers and forex scams from time to time, but is there such thing as a fake regulatory agency? And should you be worried?

Ho-hum. Forex price action was as exciting as watching water boil, as investors traded cautiously ahead of today’s major reports.

I read an now that Bill “Captain Bligh” Gross has left the ship.

Forex volatility picked up nicely and price action was pretty mixed with broad strength in the euro and franc, and weakness in the pound and U.S. dollar.

As I’ve mentioned in my Monthly Economic Review for the U.S. Economy, the upcoming FOMC statement might make or break the dollar’s forex trends. Here’s what you can expect for this top-tier event.

Ha! It looks like the RBA came pretty close to cutting interest rates again during their policy statement this month, but this didn’t come out as a surprise for most forex traders.

The dollar’s price action was as mixed as a bag of nuts, as forex traders priced in several economic reports during the U.S. session.

Forex volatility remained relatively quiet in the morning London session with only Swiss retail sales and PPI data on the calendar as the potential catalysts.

In case you weren’t able to get your hands on Canada’s February jobs report released last Friday, here’s a rundown of the points you need to take note of and their implications on Loonie forex price action.

Are forex traders reducing their dollar holdings ahead of the FOMC statement this week? It looks like the U.S. currency wasn’t off to a good start so far, as it returned some of its recent gains against its rivals.

With no major data to knock the major currencies around, forex traders focused on loading up on the Greenback during the trading session.

Despite a light forex calendar, volatility picked up in the morning London session with mostly choppy price action and a broad USD bounce as the main move.

I’ve got a rundown of the latest reports from the U.S. economy to help answer the question on every forex trader’s mind these days: How long can these dollar rallies last?!