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The market clearing route at the “macro” level is no longer even considered as a possible policy alternative any longer.

Forex price action was lively with both the euro and the British Pound taking a drubbing during the morning London session.

And the ECB decides to sit on its hands AGAIN! Although Draghi hinted that the ECB could ease in June, many doubt that policymakers are ready to take action.

After all that excitement in previous forex trading sessions, price action seems to have calmed down a bit in the past few hours. Will it pick up again in the upcoming session?

What a day for the forex market! Find out which events influenced currency price action during the U.S. session by reading this update!

Forex price action was quiet ahead of today’s central bank events, but the Aussie was still on the move on positive employment data.

Just when you thought that the Kiwi was in for more gains, a combination of fundamental and technical factors cut the currency’s flight short. What are the reasons for the Kiwi’s recent decline and how long could it last?

Looks like risk appetite is picking up again! Any reports that we should watch out for in the upcoming trading session?

Is party time over for the dollar bears? Check out which news reports influenced forex price action during the U.S. trading session!

Forex price action was mixed in the morning London session with weak data from Europe adding to volatility sparked by the news from Asia.

Market participants have been buzzing about further easing moves from the ECB, as the monetary policy decision draws near. Will they or won’t they?

Major forex currencies calmed down a bit in today’s Asian trading hours, but should we expect another surge in volatility in the next session?

Looks like the summer doldrums are setting in early this year! Will forex trading volatility keep ticking lower in the next few weeks?

What a bloodbath for the Greenback! The London session traders set the dollar’s intraday trend as the low-yielding currency continued to slide against its major counterparts.

Forex traders went to work as soon as the London session began, selling the Greenback across the board.

Planning on trading the release of Australia’s employment report? Check out these tips and tricks based on past price action!

Looks like the RBA interest rate decision wasn’t much of a shocker! Are there any potential surprises lined up for the next forex trading session?

With the UK markets out on a bank holiday, which factors influenced forex price action yesterday? I got the details right here on my trading session recap!

U.K. banks are on holiday and European data is light, so Chinese data continues to push the forex markets around.

Net hiring increased by 288K in April while the jobless rate fell from 6.7% to 6.3%. Is the U.S. jobs situation as rosy as the headline figures are suggesting?