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Volatility was tight but picked up from Asia during the morning London session thanks PMI data from both Europe and the U.K.

And now, the economic event that almost every trader has been waiting for… the ECB interest rate decision! Will they ease? Will Draghi disappoint? Will it be a bloodbath for the euro?

What in the world is happening to the Aussie and Kiwi?! Take a look the latest economic events that have moved the markets in the past few hours.

The major currencies were all over the charts yesterday as traders reign in their bets ahead of this week’s most anticipated reports.

Volatility picked up in European currencies like Sterling and Euro, giving forex traders opportunities for quick pips in the London session.

As expected, the Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates unchanged at 2.50% in today’s monetary policy decision. Were there any notable changes in their latest rate statement?

Once again, the Australian dollar took center stage in today’s Asian trading session, as most of the economic events happened in Australia and China.

The Greenback started the U.S. trading session strong against its major counterparts as a bit of risk aversion hit the forex markets.

The first morning London session of June kicks of with fresh data from Europe and the U.K., sparking fresh opportunities for forex traders to start the week right.

If you ain’t excited to start catching pips on this brand new trading month, then let me give you FOUR reasons to get all pumped up about it! Here are four central bank decisions that could rock the forex market this week.

How did forex currencies fare in the past trading session and what’s coming up in the next one? Read this update to find out!

Profit-taking was the name of the game as traders finished the last forex trading session for the month of May.

Forex traders must have checked out for the month already as the morning London session lacked much volatility.

The numbers are out! Here’s a quick glance at how Japan’s sales tax hike implemented in April has affected their economic performance so far.

Japan had plenty of major economic figures released in the past few hours, giving yen pairs enough reason to move around. How did the data turn out?

Forex price action was understandably muted during the U.S. trading session as some European markets were out in celebration of Ascension Day.

News and economic data points were no where to be seen from Europe and the U.K., but we did get movement and mixed forex price action.

In today’s edition of my Forex Trading Guide, let’s take a look at the upcoming monthly GDP release from Canada and how we can make pips off this event.

Mixed data from Australia wasn’t enough to keep the Aussie’s gains at bay during the Asian session. Is market sentiment likely to change in the next few hours?

No major reports? No problem! Check out the factors that influenced forex price action during the U.S. trading session.