Which will matter more tomorrow: US Retail Sales or Bernanke's testimony?

No US economic data was released this morning explaining the listless action in the US dollar.  Traders are hesitant because they know that things could change dramatically with the three event risks tomorrow that could shake up the US dollar.

Andy Swan takes a closer look at double tops and bottoms as is one of the more common reversal patterns.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for July 14.

Currency strategist Boris Schlossberg analyzes the major currencies for the week of July 14.

It seems that with each passing month the estimates for losses in the international banking system keep rising.

Tim Bourquin interviews Ken Calhoun, who talks about the currency pairs he trades, how his stock trading and currency trading strategies differ, and the items he looks at on his charts.

Asians are gaining wealth because they work for peanuts and save their money.  Americans are losing wealth because they spend too much and don't save at all.

The combination of soaring oil prices and problems with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac triggered sharp volatility in the equity and currency market.

Retail sales in New Zealand are expected to have eased back slightly in May, weighed down by autos as rocketing gasoline prices deter buyers.