The doollar is starting to distance itself from trends in the Dow and yen as the risk holds loosen.

The euro is being influenced by its own fundamentals.

There is a reason the Federal Reserve decided to announce the first hike in the discount rate since 2006 after the market’s close this past Thursday.

There are a few approaches the European Union can take to defuse perhaps the greatest threat to its stability in its relatively short history.

The dollar's broader trend will be defined by the general quality and direction of risk appetite.

Fundamental pressure has been building up behind the euro for quite some time.

Heading into next week, there are plenty of fundamental drivers to keep track of when trading the greenback.

The failing financial health of Greece has taken a particular toll on the outlook of the European community and their currency.

In the week ahead, the likelihood of a breakout is very high.

The return of liquidity could play a big role in how the euro trend is shaped into the opening week of the year.