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The latest set of data from Japan provides more clues on whether or not their economy is in a rut. Will the BOJ eventually admit defeat and dole out more stimulus?

Forex price action was a snoozer during the Asian trading session, as investors prepare for the NFP report coming up in a few hours.

Forex price action was choppy and the strong risk aversion sentiment can to an end–for now–during the Thursday U.S. trading session.

Lots of different things going on to influence forex volatility in today’s morning London session, including comments from the BOE and the ECB rate decision.

It’s almost NFP Friday, forex fellas! Y’all better start figuring out how you plan to trade this event by taking a look at this trading guide.

The dollar was the biggest loser during the Asian forex trading session, thanks to positive Australian data and short squeezes on Greenback pairs.

Forex price action stayed volatile during the U.S. trading session thanks to mixed tier one data from the U.S., as well as risk aversion flows on geopolitical fears.

Quite a bit of choppiness in the morning London session thanks to a steady stream of manufacturing PMI data and rumors of the SNB stepping in the franc.

While the U.S. dollar has had a stellar run in the past few months, the euro’s forex performance has been an absolute bloodbath. Can we expect more losses for the shared currency?

Economic data pushed forex pairs around in the Asian trading session, with the Australian dollar winding up as the biggest loser in the past few hours.

It looks like the forex market jolted back to life last month, as volatility surged and trends were sustained. Can we expect market conditions to stay like this for the last stretch of the year and how should you adjust?

Forex price action was a happy mess during the last trading session of the quarter, as investors priced in different economic reports.

The morning London session was jam packed with economic data, but the forex news of the morning is another big gain for the U.S. Dollar.

With the Greenback soaring since the middle of the year, I’m pretty sure the question on every forex trader’s mind is “How long will these rallies last?”

The yen managed to stay afloat despite mixed economic data from Japan, with USD/JPY retesting the area of interest around 109.25 after the results were released.

Major currency pairs were in Chopsville during the US forex trading session, as traders were reluctant to take positions near the end of the quarter.

Lots of economic data from Europe and the U.K. to get forex volatility rolling, and we saw a slowdown in the nasty Kiwi selloff during the morning London session.

What in the forex world is happening to the Kiwi?! NZD/USD has plummeted by roughly 300 pips in the past week and looks ready to dive deeper. Here’s why.

And the cat’s out of the bag! The latest RBNZ foreign currency holdings report revealed that the central bank did intervene in the forex market last month.

The dollar dominated last Friday’s US forex trading session, as traders priced in a positive report from Uncle Sam. What happened to the major currencies?