With the only reason for the dollar’s rally being risk aversion, many traders are wondering when the dollar rally will end.

On Thursday, two major central bank decisions are scheduled to be released, and the results could have a large impact on the markets, particularly in FX.

What’s behind the dollar rally? There are many theories, but few clear reasons. Often the reasons for such market moves become obvious only in retrospect.

There is no magic to Free Enterprise. It is the best way to create wealth, but it does not prevent people from making mistakes. Capitalism offers people a chance to make money. But it also offers them a chance to make fools of themselves.

Over the past few weeks, whenever the dollar would rise against the Euro for example, it would fall against the Japanese yen or British pound. Today was different.

If the Ivey PMI data proves to be disappointing, fears that Canada will follow the US into a major economic slowdown will pervade throughout the Canadian financial markets.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for February 5.

The recent price action of the EUR/USD suggests that we could see a breakout in the currency pair in the near future.

Capitalism produces wealth; it makes people richer than any other system. The more you tamper with it, the less well it works.

If the Federal Reserve is dovish and aggressively cutting rates, the Reserve Bank of Australia is quite the opposite and may exhibit their hawkish bias with a rate hike.