Contrary to what some might think, refraining from trading news events is a risk management decision in itself. Here’s when you should consider staying out.

If you're thinking of trading the news, the U.S. retail sales release could give you an opportunity to catch some pips this week. Read on to find out how you can trade this report.

Feel like trading news reports before the big NFP release on Friday? Flex your forex trading muscles early with Australia’s retail sales report!

Looking for news trading forex opportunities this week? Read on to see if you can make pips from New Zealand’s trade balance report!

Planning on trading the news during this event-filled week? Well I've got a quick Forex Trading Guide for the Canadian jobs report.

Planning on trading the news this week? Australia's upcoming jobs release could give you a good opportunity to grab quick forex profits on Thursday.

If you're thinking of trading the news this week, you might want to start drafting your forex strategies for the upcoming RBNZ and SNB rate statements.

If you’re thinking of trading the news, the U.S. retail sales release could give you a nice opportunity to catch some pips early this week.

If you're planning on trading the news this week, then the BOE monetary policy statement might be something worth looking at.

If you’re thinking of trading the news, the U.S. retail sales release could give you a nice opportunity to catch some pips this week.

If you're in the mood for news trading this week, then you might want to take a shot at the U.K. unemployment report!

If you love scalping, are a fan of the comdolls, and are considering trading the news, the New Zealand retail sales report could give you a good chance to gain some pips this week. It’s a pretty big deal as it only comes out quarterly and gives the market a nice picture of the country’s consumer spending.

If you're thinking of trading the news, the U.S. retail sales release could give you a nice opportunity to catch some pips this week. Check out this trading guide!

Who says all the action is in the London and the U.S. sessions? Check out China’s GDP report due in a few hours and see how it could affect AUD/USD!

Setting your alarm to trade the Australian Retail Sales report on Monday? Don’t forget to bookmark this trading guide for some neat tips on how to make pips trading the news!

Tomorrow, at 11:00 pm GMT, another interest rate decision will rock the foreign exchange market. This time, it is the Bank of England that will take center stage. If you're into trading the news, then you will not want to miss the event!

Surprise, surprise! The U.K. Claimant Count Change came out worse than expected yesterday, which resulted in a drop in Cable. In addition to that, risk aversion hit the spotlight again as EU finance ministers failed to come to a conclusion regarding Greece's bailout.

I jumped in at market, held my breath for what seemed like an eternity, and boom! GBP/USD skyrocketed up the charts and I came out on top with a 1% gain. Whew! I didn't know trading the news could be that exhilarating!

Chock it up to the instantaneous transmission of information; that's the reason for such near-term, news-driven price action. It doesn't matter who you are, if you want up-to-the-second news and prices, chances are you're going to be able to find it somewhere very easily.

A pretty productive day for risk-takers, as a string of positive news all contributed an overall risk-friendly forex trading environment.

We finally saw life in the forex markets after a mostly weak set of U.S. data and news hit the first U.S. trading session of the week!

Forex traders danced to the beat of risk aversion during the Asian session, as they priced in bearish news from the previous trading sessions.

Profit-taking dictated forex price action in early Asian trading, as the Greenback lost pips despite bearish news from the markets.