Will inflation data revive the greenback?

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for August 13.

Todd Gordon notes the odd price action in the currency market this month.

The US dollar rally stalled out against the euro, Japanese yen, and Canadian dollar on Tuesday amidst somewhat-dovish commentary by Minneapolis Fed President Gary Stern.

All over the world, in almost every sector of the economy, prices are falling.

Antonio Sousa expects EUR/USD to trade below 1.45 in three months and USD/JPY above 120 in six months.

The US dollar rally showed few signs of exhaustion on Monday, as the currency rocketed higher across the majors despite there being absolutely no economic data on hand.  However, there are technical indications that the greenback could be due for a pause.

After taking a beatings, stocks are starting to look rosy.  How long will this last?

Should oil continue its sharp decline and inflation expectations start to fall, it would only be a matter of time before the European Central Bank start to lower interest rates.

This week, several of the world's most important central banks announced their interest rate policy.  Yet, despite their different economic circumstances, they all decided to keep rates unchanged.