Market News

Mark your calendars, forex fellas! The Jackson Hole Summit is set to take place starting Thursday to Saturday this week.

After a bit of consolidation during the start of the Asian trading session, the dollar continued to advance against its major forex counterparts.

Several forex trading firms have adopted to what’s trending these days and found opportunities in social media integration. While some have made good progress, others have failed to take off.

Geronimoooo!!! High-yielding currencies took a beating from the Greenback yesterday, as US forex trading session traders focused on a positive US housing data.

The US mainstream media continues to out due itself in its blatant bias and outright lies about the situation in Ukraine (as they have done with Israel), whose complexities and historical context is way above my pay scale admittedly.

The main forex story for the morning London session was the much weaker reads on inflation in the U.K., putting pressure on Sterling once again.

Here’s a quick rundown of the latest RBA meeting minutes, their economic outlook, and what it could mean for the Australian currency.

The Kiwi got wiped out in today’s Asian trading session, thanks to a trifecta of forex market events. It’s all in my session recap!

Dollar bulls brought their A-game in yesterday’s US forex trading session, as they pushed the low-yielding currency higher against its counterparts.

As usual with Monday morning price action, London session volatility was light but there were a few pockets of interesting price action among currencies.

If you’re trading the British pound this week, make sure you watch out for these three main events set to rock the forex charts!

Most dollar pairs gapped over the weekend as risk sentiment showed a bit of improvement and forex traders booked profits ahead of this week’s key events.

Volatility was tight for most major forex pairs although a couple of news reports made the Loonie and the yen more interesting for market players.

The morning London session was light on news and economic data, but we did see pockets of forex volatility and directional moves in the Yen and Pound.

Second quarter growth figures from the euro zone turned out mostly weaker than expected, prompting most forex traders to worry that another meltdown might be in the cards.

It looks like forex traders are eager to head out for the weekend as major currency pairs drifted sideways. A bit more movement was seen in yen pairs and comdolls.

Currency price action was as exciting as watching water boil as forex pairs stayed on tight ranges.

Europe was at center stage today thanks fresh reads on quarterly GDP numbers–and they weren’t good. Check out how forex traders reacted to the news!

Despite the stronger than expected U.K. jobs data, the pound had a pretty nasty fall in recent trading. What’s pushing the U.K. currency lower?

A bit of good news for the Kiwi, finally! NZD/USD popped slightly higher when New Zealand reported a 1.2% quarterly gain in headline and core retail sales.