Will the FOMC minutes trigger a sell-off?

European consumers expect prices to rise and unemployment to stay high, which could make them spend less in the last quarter of 2008.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for October 6.

One obstacle has been hurdled now that President Bush has signed the bailout legislation, but there are still problems ahead.  A deteriorating economy, seized-up credit markets, and poor corporate earnings must still be dealt with.

The euro is weak despite all of the economic and fiscal problems in the US.

The "Bailout Plan" was passed.  Will it work?  The answer depends on what your definition of "work" is.

Tim Bourquin interviews Tim Racette, who talks about how he finds entry points, sets stops and calculates his risk on each trade.

Looking ahead to next week, there will be limited event risk on hand for the US dollar, leaving risk trends all the more likely to drive the markets.

The biggest concern for euro traders going forward are signs that the financial crisis has spread to the Euro Zone.