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A busy morning for forex traders in the morning London session with moves from the SNB, positive U.K. retail sales and European sentiment data.

Forex traders, huddle up! Now that the Fed has announced its last monetary policy decision for the year, what’s next for the U.S. dollar? Here are the main points from the FOMC statement that you should know about.

Looks like dollar bulls went home early after the FOMC party! Major pairs settled in forex ranges for the past few hours, as there were no top-tier reports released.

The dollar dominated forex price action during the U.S. session after the Fed released a hawkish FOMC statement. What exactly spurred the bulls on?

Forex volatility remained elevated but choppy during the morning London session, typical behavior ahead of the highly anticipated FOMC decision.

What’s up with all these risk-off flows these days?! Higher-yielders just can’t seem to catch a break while the safe-havens are staying supported. Here are some factors that are keeping risk aversion in play.

Geronimo! Most major currencies are in the red against the U.S. dollar once more, as risk aversion took hold of the forex market.

The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority, which is the watchdog of the British financial industry, recently released a few warnings on trading with clone brokers. Is this something you should be worried about?

The dollar took hits from its counterparts during the U.S. forex trading session thanks to weak U.S. data and a slight recovery in risk appetite.

The morning London session was a busy one with forex traders pricing in news stories from several fronts, sparking some choppiness & strong moves.

Gather ’round, fellas! The FOMC is set to make its monetary policy statement this week and it could stir a lot of movement in the forex market. Here are some scenarios that might take place.

Looks like the dollar needed to take a break from its recent forex rallies! Here’s what happened in the past few hours.

Forex price action was as mixed as a bag of nuts during the U.S. trading session, as investors priced in a couple of small catalysts.

Despite a very light forex calendar, we did see health volatility in the morning London trade, possibly due to weekend news.

Newsflash! Japan’s lower house elections revealed that Prime Minister Abe would be able to stay in power. What could this mean for the yen’s forex price action?

Forex traders still seem to be watching the hostage situation in Sydney very closely, as price action among some pairs was limited. Will risk aversion stay?

Ho-hum. Forex price action was relatively muted in last Friday’s U.S. forex trading session as the previous sessions’ market themes continued to dominate trading.

Lots going on in the forex markets this morning, with the euro headlining price action thanks to news that we’ll see more LTRO payments to the ECB.

Anybody trade these interest rate decisions this week? If you weren’t able to watch these forex events play out, here’s a rundown of the main takeaways from the RBNZ and SNB monetary policy statements.

Looks like the dollar is still king! The U.S. currency was able to advance further against most of its forex rivals, as risk sentiment took over price action in the past few hours.