US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson today pledged to be "more creative" when it came to approaches regarding the Chinese yuan policy.

The US economic calendar has passed through another morning session without the complications of a top market-moving economic indicator to disrupt price action.

Currency technical analyst Jamie Saettele analyzes the Australian dollar against the Canadian dollar, Japanese yen, and New Zealand dollar.

The minutes of last month's BOE Monetary Policy Committee meeting revealed a far closer vote to raise rates than the market anticipated, indicating that the UK Central Bank maintains its hawkish bias even in the face of cooler inflation gauges and slowing consumer demand.

Once 123.73 is broken, Jamie Saettele expects a larger correction in the USD/JPY.

The old FX maxim that return follows yield was never more accurate than today as currency trading kicked off this week.

Professional system trader Art Collins shares his daily biases in the index, bonds and currency futures markets for June 20.

The US dollar softened throughout the New York session as mixed reports from the housing sector reaffirmed much of the dour sentiment on everything from construction to subprime loans.

Andy Swan looks at trendline penetrations and trendline reverse roles.

Todd Gordon looks at the relationship between the EUR/USD and the 10-year bond yields.