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The United Kingdom and the United States will have a particularly busy week ahead, with each country releasing their CPI data along with other reports. Read more >>
China is set to release its Consumer Price and Producer Price Indices in less than an hour. Analysts don't expect it to create much on an impact particularly on the aussie as inflation isn't much of a great concern in the country at the moment. Read more >>
The aussie took a bad hit in today's Asian session as Australia posted worse-than-expected jobs data. Read more >>
China beat expectations after it released its trade balance figures for January earlier in today's Asian trading. It came out at a whopping $31.86 billion, which was significantly higher than the expected $23.65 billion. Read more >>
It's 'risk on' mode in Europe today ahead of Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen's speech later (3:00PM GMT). This helped lift the EUR/USD pair near the 1.3700 again, a level not seen since late January. Read more >>
It has been a quiet Asian session today, primarily due to the lack of major events throughout the day. In the case of the AUD/USD pair, it has been on a slow but steady decline after a late, albeit stellar, run on Friday last week. Read more >>
As with the previous week, this will be a relatively quiet one. Most of the events will be concentrated in the Eurozone, with others to come from Australia, China, and the United States. Read more >>
After a steady performance between the 0.8940-0.8980 areas yesterday, the AUD/USD pair took a surprise dive earlier today, with no apparent trigger for the move. Read more >>
Yesterday was a fairly volatile day for the EUR/USD pair as it traded from lows of 1.3500 to highs at the 1.3550 area. The pair peaked at 1.3555 late in the European session, but was quickly dragged down after the release of the US ADP Employment Change in January. Read more >>
The AUD/USD pair opened today's Asian session on a soft note, mostly due to profit-taking. Yesterday, the aussie rallied against the greenback after RBA Governor Glenn Stevens took a neutral stance on its interest rate, saying that it would maintain rates at 2.5%. Read more >>
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