Bad debts multiply. Defaults increase. Bankruptcies soar.

After having his stops blown, Todd Gordon has a new target for the EUR/USD currency pair.

The US dollar rose on Tuesday, but it was more of a technical retracement rather than a true rally as the majors failed to register any significant directional moves.

Forex market volatility has unexpectedly gained on the day, with increased uncertainty surrounding US Treasury plans to purchase distressed assets from increasingly fragile credit markets leading to similar uncertainty in the US dollar against major forex counterparts.

Business confidence in Germany is anticipated to fall to 94.3 from 94.8 in August as Europe’s largest economy is on the brink of a recession.

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

Not since the 1930's has the United States seen such sweeping reorganization of its economic institutions.

The US dollar plummeted more than 2 percent against the euro on Monday, especially as shifting interest rate expectations start to move in favor of the euro and British pound.

The U.S. dollar has been selling off on speculation that a government sponsored plan to buy illiquid mortgage assets from financial institutions will aggravate the budget deficit and make the U.S. tax payer more vulnerable to a slowdown in the U.S.

After a wild week and record government bailout, everyone is asking the same questions.  Has the stock market finally hit a bottom?  Will the credit markets loosen?  Will normal volatility return?