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Forex price action for the London morning session was surprisingly lively, especially from the euro and kiwi, despite a light calendar from Europe.

Feeling gutsy enough to take on more forex volatility this week? You might wanna keep close tabs on the British pound, as the U.K. has these top-tier events lined up in the next few days.

Check out those weekend gaps! Weak Chinese data released over the weekend led Aussie pairs to open lower and show downside forex momentum.

Currency bulls and bears fought a good fight in last Friday’s US forex trading session, as profit-taking got mixed in with dip-buying.

It looks like continued weak sentiment for the comdolls, as well as choppy price action for European pairs in this morning’s London forex trading session.

In today’s edition of Piponomics, I’ll zoom in on how the world’s second largest economy is doing so far and what it could mean for the forex market.

What in the world is happening to the yen? USD/JPY once again posted new highs, as the forex pair jumped to 107.40 in today’s Asian session.

The Greenback was pushed back from the limelight in yesterday’s US forex trading session, as currency traders paid attention to other major economies.

Wow! A dip to 27%? Things must really be improving you might think. Until of course you read the first sentence of the story, “…dips to 27% from 27.1%.”

Euro and Sterling bulls showed up for the morning London session, while Comdolls and the Yen continue their forex trends lower.

In this edition of my Economic Data Roundup, I’ll be looking at the latest economic releases from Australia and what these could mean for the Aussie’s forex price action.

And the Greenback is at it again! A fresh wave of risk aversion gave the U.S. currency a boost in today’s Asian trading session.

Currency bulls and bears got busy during the U.S. forex trading session, as they priced in a couple of market-moving reports.

Forex volatility picked up all over, especially for the British Pound thanks to more rhetoric on the Scottish referendum in the morning London session.

It’s not the first time that BOE Governor Mark Carney shared his optimistic rate hike forecasts, but it looks like forex traders ain’t buying it this time. Here’s why.

The Greenback got back on its feet in today’s Asian trading session, as the U.S. currency erased some of its recent losses against its forex counterparts. Can it go any higher?

The return of market liquidity, clearer monetary policy biases, and less geopolitical uncertainty… Are these translating to a pickup in forex industry metrics so far?

The dollar’s price action was as mixed as a bag of beans, as forex traders take a breather from a lively start this week.

It seems Aussie has held up much better than the key commodities it has been more tightly correlated with in the past…looking for Aussie to play some catch up…

Forex volatility was pretty light but we did see some action thanks to U.K. economic data and comments from BOE Governor Mark Carney.