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Once again, it was all about risk aversion forex moves during the morning London session as the focus remains on global growth fears.

Did the pound get heavier or what?! The British currency chalked up significant losses to its forex counterparts in the past few days and may continue to fall further due to these factors.

And the New Zealand dairy auction results are out! While prices saw a 1.4% increase – the first positive reading in months! – the Kiwi still appeared unimpressed.

Geronimoooooo!!! The dollar got slammed across the board yesterday, thanks to weak U.S. data and falling Treasury yields.

The choppy forex price action continued from Asia, but major U.K. data provide fresh volatility and the Loonie continued what could be a breakout move.

It’s been over a month since I’ve written an economic roundup on China so I think it’s about time we have another data review on the world’s second largest economy. Have there been any improvements lately?

The Aussie got pushed around the forex charts in today’s Asian trading session, thanks to weak inflation figures from China and strong data on the domestic front.

Heads up, forex fellas! The strong trends that we saw in the past few months might slow down towards the last stretch of the year, thanks to these three market factors.

Forex traders might have calmed down after London session’s big moves, but that doesn’t mean we didn’t see interesting currency price action!

Low global growth concerns continue to drive forex price action, with fresh data to fuel the strong risk-off moves coming from Germany and the U.K. this morning.

It’s time for another edition of my Forex Trading Guide! This time, let’s take a closer look at the upcoming U.K. jobs release and how it could affect pound price action.

Risk aversion appears to be in the driver’s seat of forex price movements so far, as higher-yielding currencies gave up ground to the safe-havens.

With most North American traders out on holidays, forex volatility was as tight as skinny jeans during the US session.

With almost no economic events, forex price action calmed a bit after an active Asia session. Despite the slow down, there are a few intraday trends still in the works.

Canada’s labor market seems to have made a strong recovery with a stronger than expected report for September. What does this mean for the Loonie’s forex price action?

Comdolls took center stage in today’s Asian trading session, as China’s trade balance for September hit the airwaves. How did the report affect forex action?

Risk aversion flows continued to dictate forex price action during the U.S. session, as traders focused on selloffs in the equities markets.

Lots of movement in this morning’s London session with global slowdown fears pushing up forex volatility and capital to safe haven assets.

Monetary policy biases have been pushing forex pairs around recently so I’ve decided to give y’all a rundown of how this week’s central bank statements turned out.

I’m seeing red! Most economic reports in today’s forex calendar came in below expectations, keeping risk-taking in check.