Market News

In case you’re feeling overwhelmed by the latest set of monetary policy statements, don’t fret! In this edition of Piponomics, I’ve got a neat recap of the central bank decisions this week.

It looks like forex traders are busy drafting their NFP strategies for today! Most major pairs stayed flat, apart from USD/JPY which tested the 120.00 mark again.

Major currencies had a volatile U.S. forex trading session, thanks to Mario Draghi’s speech and mixed dollar trading. Check out what happened to your favorite currency pairs!

Choppy forex price action in the morning London session as traders awaited monetary policy decisions from both the ECB and BOE.

If you’re planning on trading the news this week, then you should definitely have a look at the upcoming employment releases from the U.S. and Canada. Here’s a sneak preview of the jobs showdown.

The Greenback extended its gains against its forex counterparts in the past few hours, but the pound and euro might steal the show in the next session.

Score another one for dollar bulls! Thanks to upbeat reports from Uncle Sam, the Greenback once again dominated U.S. forex session trading.

The morning London session was action packed thanks to a economic calendar filled with disappointing European reads and positive U.K. data.

Heads up, forex traders! The ECB and the BOE are scheduled to announce their policy decisions tomorrow and here are some things to remember when coming up with your trade strategies.

Wipe out! Aussie bears were on top of their game in recent forex trading, as the Australian economy grew less than expected in Q3.

After the recent surge in trading activity for September and October, forex volumes took a tumble in November and here’s why.

The Greenback reigned supreme during the U.S. forex trading session, as investors priced in more weaknesses in commodities and some upside technical breaks.

We saw steady forex volatility in the morning London session thanks to U.K. and European data, as well as a follow through in comdoll sentiment from the Asia session.

Oil prices tumbled to their five-year lows of below $70/barrel recently and no, that ain’t just a Black Friday deal. Here’s how the OPEC decision could affect longer-term market movements.

As expected, the RBA decided to keep monetary policy unchanged and interest rates on hold at 2.50%. How did the Aussie forex pairs react?

Volatility is often a precursor to a change in trend (in all time frames). We know dollar sentiment is overwhelmingly bullish – it seems a one-way bet right now. But Mr. Market is watching because he loves one-way bets.

Rebound was the name of the game during the late London and early U.S. session trading, as forex players priced in a couple of updates on commodities.

The votes are in! Find out how the Swiss gold referendum turned out and how the results affected financial assets other than the franc.

Commodity currencies were in free fall at the start of the week, as the latest slide in oil and gold prices weighed on their forex price action. Can this carry on?

And the dollar bulls are back at it! Fresh from the Thanksgiving holidays, U.S. forex traders went back to full dollar-buying mode as they caught up to last week’s economic themes.