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Forex volatility picked up big time in the morning London session thanks to a mix of positive data from Europe and negative risk sentiment.

Newsflash! The March non-farm payrolls report broke the hearts of several dollar bulls by printing a weaker than expected reading. Can we expect more USD weakness moving forward?

Can you say chopsville? Read this forex session update to see which currencies strengthened and which ones gave up pips against their counterparts.

It wasn’t just about the NFP! Check out the other market-moving reports that significantly influenced price action on Friday’s U.S. session trading.

The morning London session saw a slight pick up in forex volatility from the Asia session, but remains tight ahead of the U.S. employment data.

We’re taking a break from the majors and taking a look at the exotic currencies. These less often traded (but still popular) currencies can get volatile so brace yourself for some interesting price action!

Looks like traders are sitting tight ahead of the NFP! Should we expect any strong forex moves in today’s London trading session?

Now that we’re done with the first quarter of the year, it’s time we take a look at how the big dawgs of the financial markets were able to predict price action.

Count on Draghi to cause a ruckus! What did the ECB head say and how did his words affect the forex market?

On Tuesday I shared with you an equation which sufficiently explained why capital flow was a valid rationale for the rally in the euro against the US dollar.

Big day for London session forex traders: the monetary policy decision from the European Central Bank! How did the markets react?

Planning on trading the NFP release this week? Here are five things you should take note of.

We’ve already seen a lot of major forex headlines and the London markets haven’t even opened yet! Here’s what happened during the Asian session.

What if the euro is morphing into the old Japanese yen? The Japanese yen which continued to rally for years against other major currencies despite Japan remaining tightly in the bear-hug of deflation for over a decade and nominal rates at zero (ZIRP) for many years?

The Greenback was king of pips in yesterday’s U.S. session trading as Uncle Sam’s reports hinted at a strong NFP release on Friday.

The London session lacked major events, but there were second tier economic data points from the UK & Eurozone to ignite forex volatility.

What the heck is a manufacturing PMI report and why is it important for investors? Let’s take a look at the latest manufacturing PMI releases of the major economies.

No data, no movement? Not really! Today’s Asian trading session was a pretty active one, with yen pairs leading the pack.

You can’t win ’em all, can you? The Greenback had a mixed performance against its forex counterparts recently and here’s why.

We saw an increase in forex volatility relative to the quiet Asia session as we hit manufacturing PMI numbers and European unemployment data.