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As expected, the RBNZ hiked interest rates by another 0.25% in their latest policy statement. But why aren’t traders showing any love for the Kiwi?

Retreat, retreat! After charging aggressively recently, pound and Kiwi bears took a break in the past few trading hours. What’s next?

The Greenback was the king of pips during the US forex trading session as investors reacted to higher US Treasury yields and strong jobless claims data.

Solid pop for forex volatility for the morning London session thanks to positive European PMI and weak U.K. retail sales data.

Why did the British pound return some of its recent wins after the BOE released the minutes of its monetary policy meeting?

While the Kiwi is still selling off and the Aussie is taking flight, you might want to turn your attention to GBP and EUR pairs in the next few hours.

Correcting lower in minor wave (c) of 2; with scope to 1.0615, but targeting to 1.0683 (61.8% retrace).

The Greenback wasn’t under the investors’ spotlight during the US forex trading session. Instead, forex volatility was seen among the yen and Loonie pairs.

Price action was mostly subdued during the London session, but Sterling kept things interesting with fresh economic data & BOE meeting minutes.

A few months back, I gave y’all a snapshot of how manufacturing conditions are faring among global economies. It’s about time we take a look at an updated one!

Major forex currencies were all over the place in today’s Asian trading session, as economic data and risk sentiment both influenced price action.

Why did the NFA decide to prohibit the funding of forex accounts through credit cards? Should you be concerned?

There was plenty of volatility during the U.S. forex trading session as investors priced in further euro weakness and Uncle Sam’s weak inflation reports.

“Overall credit growth continues to outstrip growth in value added, which is not sustainable,” said Stephen Green, chief China economist at Standard Chartered.

It looks like forex traders came to play today, and the name of the game was USD bullishness & EUR weakness in the morning London session.

In today’s edition of my Forex Trading Guide, let’s zoom in on another potential market-mover for the week: the U.K. retail sales release.

Is risk appetite back on the table? Yen pairs chalked up a few gains in today’s Asian trading session, as Japanese traders returned from Monday’s holiday.

The currency bulls and bears were firmly in Chopsville during the U.S. forex trading session as they struggled to find direction.

All is quiet in the forex markets to start the new week as currency traders remain cautious as geopolitical tensions continue.

Geopolitical tension may be dominating the newswires recently, but we’ve got a potential market-mover this week. Here’s my forex trading guide on the upcoming RBNZ interest rate decision.