Price Headley takes a look at the recent relative performance of the two key bellwether commodities and to see if any trend changes are emerging.

Todd Gordon writes that resistance in the S&P could provide further fuel to a rallying dollar.

Being tempted by the stock rebound?  Think long and hard.

According to the latest data from Treasury, foreign investors were net sellers of U.S. dollars.

Looking ahead to Tuesday, signs of easing price pressures may continue to as the US Producer Price Index is forecasted to have risen a slight 0.4 percent in February.

With a big bounce in the stock market, investors are wondering if the bottom of the market is now in.

What are those wild and crazy Swiss central bankers up to?

The biggest financial news story of the week came from a comedy show.

US dollar weakness is set to continue in the coming week as an upward correction in risky assets sends capital out of safe haven assets in search of yield.

Through the shorter-term, traders will keep a close eye out for the coming week’s key European inflation and investor confidence results.