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The Greenback lost pips against its counterparts in the early US forex trading session, but soon recovered as currency bulls stepped in.

The latest CFTC Commitment of Traders report shows some noteworthy trends in market sentiment and forex positioning. Check out the update here!

The morning London session was heavily stacked with economic data from Europe and the U.K., providing much need volatility for forex traders to feast on.

Any bets on where USD/JPY will be trading by the end of the year? Do I hear 100.00 or 105.00? Here are the opposing factors playing tug-o-war on the Japanese yen these days.

Yen pairs saw a lot of action in today’s Asian trading session, as the Japanese economy released its Q2 GDP reading while the BOJ printed the minutes of its latest policy meeting.

US session traders erased some or most of the Asian and early European forex price action as they prepare for the major reports ahead.

Playing for a correction to a completed 5-wave sequence down, ending at 1.6754 (labeled (a) or C). Targeting up to 1.6922 or 38.2%.

The big headlines from the morning London session were the ugly sentiment numbers from Europe, waking up the bears once again.

It’s a make-or-break week for the pound, as the U.K. has a couple of top-tier forex events lined up for tomorrow: the July jobs release and the BOE inflation report.

There ain’t no stoppin’ the Greenback! The U.S. currency continued to advance against most of its forex counterparts in the past few hours, as safe-haven flows dominated.

Currency price action was muted during the US forex trading session as a lack of major reports limited volatility.

It’s was another slow start to the week for the morning London session, but there were a few nuggets of volatility for forex traders to nibble on.

Are we seeing a slowdown in hiring these days? A closer look at the latest set of jobs reports from Australia, New Zealand, and Canada seems to suggest so!

Why, hello there weekend gaps! Yen pairs opened higher than Friday’s closing prices, as forex traders anticipated weak data from Japan.

The dollar’s price action was as mixed as a bag of beans during the US forex trading session, as investors traded on risk appetite and US data.

Looks like currency traders were looking to end the week on high note as forex price action stayed active on economic news and geopolitical risks.

Dovish Draghi is at it again! The ECB Governor gave another downbeat monetary policy statement, as he dropped a few hints on further stimulus. Here are four signs that the ECB might ramp up its easing efforts.

A fresh wave of risk aversion hit the markets in today’s Asian trading session after U.S. President Obama gave a speech authorizing airstrikes on militants in Iraq.

Let’s get right to it, I know you are busy enjoying the global economic recovery…

Forex volatility was as exciting as watching water boil, as a mix of economic reports resulted to limited price action among the major currencies.