If you live paycheck to paycheck, how did you think you could afford a mortgage payment?

In the face of today's 200 point positive and negative swings in the Dow, it could be argued that the US dollar has been relatively stable if you only look at the daily change of the three major currency pairs.

The US dollar story wasn’t much different than it has been for the past few weeks, as lingering risk aversion led the currency higher.

The boomers led the boom. Now, they’re going to lead the bust.  They’re going to be forced to cut back on spending.  In fact, they’re going to cut back so much they’re going to make thrift popular again.  Fashionable.  Almost hip.

What is actually causing short-term loans to not be made?

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for October 23.

Despite dismal fundamentals, the US dollar rally continues to dominate as it remains one of the strongest currencies, second only to the Japanese yen.

Todd Gordon is targeting 1.2650 in the EUR/USD currency pair.

One of the very few opportunities still out there is the congestion seen in the AUD/USD currency pair.

The British pound fell to a five-year low as the Bank of England governor confirmed what markets already knew: the U.K. has entered a recession.