Derek Frey provides weekly market commentary on currencies for the week of September 24.

Currency strategist Boris Schlossberg analyzes the major currencies for the week of September 24.

The Fed has traditionally reacted to data rather than make forward-looking assumptions. But this week the Fed promised to "keep reassessing our outlook and adjusting policy" as the situation demands.

Extra practice and preparation can create new opportunities for traders who are willing to commit the time.

None of the US economic releases next week are market-moving enough to shift the overall trend in the financial markets. The US dollar may use this opportunity to lick its wounds.

Everyone, everywhere uses the U.S. dollar as a reference, and a substitute, for wealth. But what are these dollars really worth, and how do you know what anything else is worth?

As traders, our tools of the trade are watchlists and scanning tools. But how do you assemble a watchlist? How do you decide which securities to trade?

Todd Gordon considers the possibility of a 4th wave triangle in the USD/JPY currency pair.

For months, the currency market has been obsessed with 1.40 in the Euro and 1.0 in USD/CAD. Now that these targets have been achieved, the question ahead of us is how much further can the Euro rise.

Just when you begin to think that comfy trends are permanent, suddenly, everything changes. All that ‘flation’ in the system explodes...prices soar...or collapse, and markets are hit.