Looking at the economic docket, it seems relatively light on market movers, but there is certainly fuel in the few indicators that populate the calendar.

The Swiss franc finished the week almost exactly unchanged against the US dollar, but its steady decline against the Euro increases the risks of Swiss National Bank currency market intervention.

Will we remain in a depression until this huge pile of debt accumulated over the last quarter century has been paid down?

The economy followed the markets.  Now the markets follow the economy.

The 95 price level for USD/JPY has served as very strong support over the past few months and now that the currency pair is trading well below that price level, it appears that the floor is caving in.

People are wondering how come Washington bails out Wall Street but not California.

Over the past few years, traders have become accustomed to the idea that the day-to-day moves in stocks impact currencies.

Life is getting tougher for the rich, as well as for those who defend them.

Looking ahead to Monday, data may show that conditions in US non-manufacturing sector.

Euro Zone economic event risk will likely take a backseat to broader financial market flows as the euro/US dollar pair remains tightly correlated to key risky asset classes.