Market News

What’s behind the U.K.’s mixed economic reports today and how have they affected the pound’s price action? Let’s take a closer look.

What’s up with the tight ranges in today’s Asian trading session? Better take a look at what’s in store for the next few hours to figure out if we might see some breakouts!

What in the world is up with the Greenback’s mixed performance against its major currency rivals?! You might find the answers in my economic recap!

It was all about European PMI data this morning…and it wasn’t good! See how forex traders reacted to the weaker-than-expected numbers!

Newsflash! China’s HSBC flash manufacturing PMI just hit a 7-month low at 48.3, weaker than the estimated 49.4 reading. How AUD/USD reacted the last time this happened is interesting.

We saw a jam-packed Asian session today with New Zealand, Japan, and China all making headlines. Check out what happened to the major currencies!

I recently shared some reasons why I thought the New Zealand dollar represented a good longer term short position. Since then, Kiwi (as the New Zealand dollar is affectionately known) has rallied a bit. My longer term bet here is pretty simple.

What a roller coaster ride for the Greenback and the Loonie! Thanks to economic reports printed from both the U.S. and Canada, the two currencies got a lot of attention from the markets.

U.K. employment data was the main event for the morning London session. How did it surprise the market, and where did it push Sterling to?

Yesterday the Bank of Japan (BOJ) fired up the Asian session volatility with its latest policy decisions. What the heck did the markets react to anyway?!

Will risk appetite stay in the markets in the next few hours? Or will the upcoming economic events push traders to flee to safety?

Not even the return of U.S. traders from their holiday was enough to steer the Greenback in a clear direction. What’s up with that?!

Lots of data to spark up volatility during the morning London session. See how your favorite currencies moved in this morning’s forex recap.

The Bank of England is set to print the minutes of its latest monetary policy meeting tomorrow. Should we expect another strong pound rally this time?

The Asian session was all about the major central banks as the RBA, PBoC, and the BOJ all made waves among the major currencies.

How did the major currencies react to yesterday’s Presidents Day holiday? Here’s what happened during the U.S. session!

London session was void of any economic data today, this means the sentiment from Asia may have been the drivers for forex this morning.

We have a lot of tier 1 events scheduled this week and at least FOUR of them are central bank-related! Here’s what you can expect from the RBA, BOJ, BOE, and the Fed!

With U.S. traders off on a holiday today, better be prepared for additional volatility! What’s coming up in this London trading session?

Ouch! It looks like traders didn’t show the dollar any love last Friday. Take a look at my latest session recap to find out why!