We may see a shift in sentiment that could benefit the dollar's safe haven status.

Is the euro the fundamental powerhouse that the EUR/USD would suggest or is the euro merely playing the compliment to the rest of the market?

The coming week may prove significant in determining more medium-term direction in the yen.

The British pound was easily the weakest of the majors last week as the currency fell more than 3 percent against the euro, Swiss franc, and Canadian dollar.

If carry flows are the primary catalyst behind recent price action, currency traders ought to have their eye on the trajectory of risk sentiment, meaning global stock and commodity prices.

Is gold going up or down?

The US consumer was counting on rising house prices to pay for his retirement.  Now, he's disappointed and worried.  What can he do?

Mom and pop don't want to borrow. They've been through 10 years of losing money on Wall Street. Stocks are no higher now than they were a decade ago.

What is most remarkable about the world a year after Lehman fell it is that so little seems to have changed.  Even the papers have noticed.

The human mind can rationalize a lot of things. Unfortunately, being human, it can also rationalize incorrectly.