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Thanks to a lack of major economic data, the U.S. forex trading session saw consolidations and extensions of the London session’s price action.

Forex volatility took off like a rocket ship thanks to surprises from both ECB President Mario Draghi and the People’s Bank of China.

In this edition of Piponomics, I’ve got a quick rundown of the main forex market movers this week. Did you get to catch ’em all?

No data? No problem! Major currencies still made a few good moves in the past few trading hours, as forex traders booked profits ahead of the weekend.

Is the dollar rally losing momentum? The biggest story during the U.S. forex trading session is the Greenback’s failure to extend its rally despite a positive data dump from Uncle Sam.

Quick bursts of forex volatility thanks to the monthly manufacturing & services PMI data from Europe and positive U.K. retail sales data this morning.

Most forex traders expected the latest FOMC minutes to be peppered with cautious remarks but these takeaways suggest that the dollar could gain more support moving forward.

Guess who’s extending its stay in Loserville? That’s right, it’s the yen! What in the forex world happened to the Japanese currency this time?

Most major currencies traded on tight ranges during the U.S. forex trading session, as investors saw no surprises from the FOMC minutes.

The comdolls and yen are on the down move, while Sterling spiked higher on BOE meeting minutes during this morning’s London forex trading session.

After surprising the forex market with an easing announcement in their previous rate statement, BOJ policymakers decided to take it easy this time. Here’s what Governor Kuroda and his men had to say.

And the yen is back in selloff mode! What did BOJ Governor Kuroda and his gang of policymakers have to say about Japan falling back in recession?

How has the algorithmic forex trading scene fared so far? Here’s a quick rundown of the latest developments that you need to know.

Major currencies saw mixed price action during the U.S. forex trading session, as investors priced in economic reports and traded intraday technical levels.

A big increase in forex volatility during the morning London session thanks to European ZEW sentiment data and reads on U.K. inflation.

So much for being nicknamed after a flightless bird! Here are four reasons why the New Zealand dollar or the Kiwi could fly soon.

Not even a data-light Asian trading session was enough to stop most forex pairs from moving around, as risk appetite appeared to improve in the past few hours.

A carpenter is unprepared without his tool belt, a Navy Seal without his combat gear, Barack Obama his teleprompters.

Forex price action was a mixed bag of beans during the U.S. session, as traders traded a few economic reports and Draghi’s dovish speech.

After an active Asia trading session, London trading was much calmer and choppier, but we did see a return to euro and pound selling right from the open.