No data? No problem! Major currencies still made a few good moves in the past few trading hours, as forex traders booked profits ahead of the weekend.

Retreat, retreat! After charging aggressively recently, pound and Kiwi bears took a break in the past few trading hours. What's next?

Looks like the dollar bears went in hiding for today's Asian trading session! Can they come back out in the next few trading hours?

Higher-yielders returned some of their recent forex gains in the past few trading hours, as traders calmed down after the risk rallies.

Remember that as a trader, it is your job to always be prepared. Great traders do all the dirty work before, during, and after trading hours.

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?

What's driving currency price action recently? And what can we expect in the next few trading hours? Find the answers to these questions and more in my latest recap!

What's driving currency price action recently? And what can we expect in the next few trading hours? Find the answers to these questions and more in my latest recap!

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Risk appetite made a comeback a few hours into the U.S. trading session due to a surprise turn of events surrounding the Brexit campaign.

Poor Kiwi just can't catch a break, can it? New Zealand printed another round of weak economic figures in the wee hours of the Asian forex trading session.

The Kiwi had its wings clipped in the wee hours of the Asian trading session, as the RBNZ dropped its hawkish bias. Here's how other forex pairs reacted.

Though I normally don't mind trading a couple of hours in front of the charts for more time at the beach, the opportunity presented by the potential game-changers this week is just too good to miss!

I'm in Korea for two weeks...and so I'm TRADING from Korea for two weeks! So the issue is not whether I can trade but do I know the mannerisms of the hours that I will be trading. So I have to ask myself: Am I pipsmart in the ways of the Asian session? THAT will be what I have the adjust for the most.

No pick for tonight. With the lack of any major news reports and as traders get ready for the holiday season, I don't see any potential trading opportunites within the next few hours. We do have the Bank of England Meeting Minutes at 4:30 am EST, in which the market has predicted that it was a 9 - 0 vote to keep interest rates unchanged. This event does have market moving potential, as it may hint at future interest rate moves, but we will wait until after the report to see the markets reaction and if there are any potential trade opportunities. Until then stay tuned!

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Risk-on vibes from the earlier trading session carried on throughout U.S. hours, lifting the commodity currencies even higher.

High-yielding currencies tried to get momentum in the early U.S. forex trading session, but was blocked by dollar bulls a few hours before the close.

Yen pairs raced higher in today's Asian forex trading session, as risk appetite improved in the past few hours.

While you’re gearing up for the rest of the major central bank events this week, why not take a shot at trading New Zealand’s jobs release coming up in a few hours?