Profit-taking was the name of the game on Thursday, as traders braced for top-tier U.S. data releases, the U.S. elections, and the end of a trading month.

Evidence of moderating inflation, strong consumer prospects, and better-than-expected weekly initial jobless claims data supported USD demand during the U.S. session.

The Bank of Japan kept rates unchanged at 0.25% but surprised markets with a more hawkish tone, suggesting increased confidence in the economic outlook.

The U.S. dollar pulled back some of its weekly gains after an advance GDP reading disappointed. Are we looking at an opportunity to buy the dollar at lower levels?

Uncle Sam is about to drop its October labor market numbers! Will the results inspire repricings of interest rate cut expectations for the Fed?

It was another volatile day in the financial markets, as currencies and asset classes dealt with a handful of top-tier catalysts. Check out the latest headlines driving price action!