Market News

The morning London session was relatively quiet with no major economic data or news events, but there were a few forex moves of note among the yen and euro.

The latest Japanese inflation numbers are in and it ain’t lookin’ pretty! Both the Tokyo and national core CPI readings fell short of expectations, reviving calls for additional stimulus from the BOJ.

Forex traders showed no love for the yen in today’s Asian trading session, and here’s why.

Forex price action was a mixed bag of beans during the US trading session, as investors priced in a bit of risk aversion.

The uptick in forex volatility in Asia followed through to the London trading session, turning the strong trends into really choppy markets.

With Chinese economic progress in snooze mode, President Xi Jinping thought that it was about time to give the PBoC a wake-up call by talking about a potential change in central bank leadership.

The Kiwi had its wings clipped in today’s Asian session, as NZD/USD has plummeted by more than a hundred pips. What in the forex world is happening?!

The dollar dominated currency price action during the US forex trading session, as positive US reports got mixed in with a bit of risk aversion.

Forex price action was choppy during the morning London session, but there were a few gems of a volatility that presented interesting opportunities.

Newsflash! New Zealand just printed a stronger than expected trade balance for August, as the deficit narrowed to 472 million NZD. Is its trade sector out of the rut?

The Greenback’s forex performance was as mixed as a bag of nuts, as the U.S. currency advanced to the euro and franc but gave up ground to the Japanese yen.

With several similarities to forex trading, it’s no surprise that CFD trading has garnered a lot of interest. Here are the main differences you should know about.

Risk aversion reigned supreme during the US forex trading session, as a couple of news reports inspired flights to lower-yielding currencies.

Fresh geopolitical news from Syria is sparking profit taking and risk aversion moves by forex traders in this morning’s London session.

European banks showed no love for the ECB’s targeted LTRO last week, as loan demand turned out much weaker than expected. Will this force Draghi and his men to resort to actual QE later on?

Break time for dollar bulls! The Greenback gave up some of its recent gains to most of its forex counterparts, as traders reacted to remarks from FOMC member Kocherlakota.

Forex price action was generally muted during the US trading session, as investors waited for bigger potential market catalysts coming up this week.

Maybe England and Scotland just gave the world a view of just how democracy really should work. To that we should all be grateful.

Forex volatility was mostly light during the morning London session, but there was interesting price action & opportunities in the Australian Dollar.

Is Canada’s latest inflation report enough to keep the Loonie supported in the forex market? Let’s take a closer look at the data to find out.