The US dollar continued lower as a key ISM Non-Manufacturing report showed that employment fell in the broader Services economy for the first time since 2003.

Currency technical analyst Jamie Saettele analyzes the British pound against the Japanese yen, Swiss franc, and Australian dollar.

A deeper decline to more fully correct the 5 wave advance is still possible, but the rally from 1.3551 is in 5 waves itself and suggests additional gains.

Australian data surprised to the upside, and the only question now is when, rather than if, the RBA will hike rates.

The correlation between carry and the Dow is now the strongest in 8 years.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for September 6.

Will traders start reacting to market news via the US dollar, rather than through the yen?

Nothing destroys an economy more thoroughly than easy money.

Tomorrow’s European Central Bank interest rate decision is expected to take the Euro out of its 1.3550 to 1.3680 trading range.

The ECB is now widely expected to leave rates steady at 4.00 percent, but traders will be looking for signals of a rate hike later in the year.