The euro staged an impressive rebound against the US dollar from 1.4050 last week, closing Friday just below resistance at 1.4350.

The Japanese Yen remains at the whims of global market risk sentiment, and short-term moves will continue to depend on the trajectory of the S&P 500 and other risk barometers.

A second revision of the second-quarter Gross Domestic Product figure headlines the docket of scheduled UK event risk.

The Swiss Franc has been traditionally linked with risk sentiment as it typically is one of the lowest yielding currencies and the country’s neutral political stance makes it an ideal safe haven.

There's always some place where you're vulnerable.

More analysts suspect more liquidity problems are lingering around the corner. What does this mean for traders?

One of the most curious things about the financial world circa 2009 is the yield on the 10-year Treasury note.

The old formula won’t work – neither for Americans nor for the Chinese.

Despite the fact that a majority of economists polled by The Wall Street Journal say the recession is already over, there is no durable recovery.