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In case you didn’t get to watch the action during the RBA interest rate decision today, here’s a summary of the main points discussed.

Big day for the major currencies today! Here’s what happened during the Asian session and what you can expect from the London session reports.

Welcome to a brand-spankin’-new trading month! Start the day right by reading up on what happened during the U.S. session.

This morning’s London forex session wasn’t the usual Monday snoozer thanks to European economic data and comments from an ECB member.

This NFP week is kicking off with the RBA’s monetary policy statement. Here’s how you can prepare for the big event!

Ho humm… It looks like most forex pairs were off to quiet start this Monday. Are there any reports that can jolt them to action in the next few hours?

The Greenback sure could use a break from its recent dive, huh? Take a look at the upcoming reports to see if the dollar can resume its selloff today.

I was asked if I believe in the cycle stuff: The cycles of war, business cycles, investment cycles, etc.

The final London trading session of the week was jam packed with data from Europe, fueling a rise in forex volatility for the euro.

How high can the Kiwi go? Here are a few factors that could keep the Kiwi soaring.

With the amount of report from Japan printed during the Asian session you would think that the yen would be the biggest mover. Can you guess the currencies that gained attention instead?

Think positive news from Uncle Sam would boost the Greenback? Think again! Here’s what happened to your favorite forex currencies during the U.S. session.

A solution to the growing wealth divide is not easy to discover, especially when you fail to consider the actual cause.

The big data point to spark forex moves was U.K. retails sales, and the Kiwi was also on the move thanks to positive trade balance data.

Let’s take closer look at the U.K.’s consumer spending numbers and how it can affect the pound and the U.K. economy.

Uh oh, it looks like the Greenback still ain’t gettin’ any love from forex traders today! Can the upcoming reports turn this around?

The U.S. prints strong durable goods orders data but the Greenback loses ground… What in the forex world is that about?!

Despite a very light economic calendar, forex traders were on the move with big moves, mainly in the Aussie and euro.

Is the European Central Bank really ready to implement negative deposit rates? It’s not the first time that this idea has been suggested!

What a coup for the Aussie bulls! Here’s why AUD/USD popped up significantly during the Asian forex trading session.