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It’s time for another edition of my Forex Trading Guide! For today, let’s take a look at the Australian jobs release and how we can make pips off this economic event.

What’s going on in the forex market so far and what should you expect in the upcoming trading session? Read my recap to find out!

Profit-taking was the name of the game in yesterday’s U.S. forex trading session as traders inspired retracements on last week’s favorite trends.

It looks like the focus for the morning was the British Pound, which had forex traders hitting the sell button at the London open.

Just before U.S. traders took off on their Fourth of July holiday last week, the ECB did announce a few surprises of their own. Here are the takeaways from the latest ECB rate statement.

The Greenback was all over the place in today’s Asian trading session, as though recovering from the Fourth of July celebrations. Can it find a clearer direction in the next few hours?

With U.S. traders out for their Independence Day holiday, we saw the major currencies stay in tight ranges during the U.S. forex trading session.

Despite a light economic calendar, forex traders got a little bit of action from the euro thanks to the weak German factory orders number.

Looks like the Fourth of July fireworks started early in the forex market! The U.S. non-farm payrolls report for June contained a few surprises that turned out positive for the Greenback.

With U.S. traders out for the Fourth of July holiday today, it appears that the crazy price action in the previous trading sessions has calmed down.

We expected an explosive trading session yesterday and investors sure didn’t disappoint! Let’s break down the forex headlines.

Volatility is light ahead of a packed U.S. session, but there’s still enough movement in the Pound & Loonie for forex traders to take advantage of.

How are things goin’ Down Under? Here’s a quick review of the latest economic data from Australia!

Wipe out! After yesterday’s good wave, the Australian dollar was unable to stay on its feet for today’s Asian trading session. How come?

What a comeback! Thanks to a positive ADP report, the Greenback managed to regain some of its intraweek losses against its counterparts.

Another day of euro weakness for the London session, as well as Pound strength that’s becoming the norm for forex traders these days.

Since we’re in for a shortened trading week, the U.S. economy will be releasing its non-farm payrolls report on Thursday. Should you expect any fireworks on the charts then?

Looks like the dollar bears went in hiding for today’s Asian trading session! Can they come back out in the next few trading hours?

Now that the second quarter of 2014 has come to a close, it’s about time we review how hotshot financial institutions were able to predict price action. Were their forecasts spot on or totally off?

It’s not even the 4th of July and already we’ve already seen fireworks! Here’s what happened to the forex scene on the first trading day of the third quarter.