When the labor market is in trouble, the US economy is in trouble.

We are in a global easing cycle and the market expects central banks around the world to follow the UK’s aggressive interest rate cuts.  What interest rate cuts will we see in December?

The decline in oil prices is bullish for the US dollar, and Japanese yen.

From a fundamental and technical perspective, the odds are skewed towards further gains in the currency pair.

The US labor market is in a recession and the latest numbers confirm that.

Even though the US economy has not officially entered a recession, the US labor market has.

Now more than ever, the Fed’s decision could turnaround the currency and equity markets.

After the sharp volatility in the currency and equity markets during the Asian and European trading sessions, the US session was relatively quiet up until the last 10 minutes of trading.

The most anticipated event risk next week is the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision.

In the face of today's 200 point positive and negative swings in the Dow, it could be argued that the US dollar has been relatively stable if you only look at the daily change of the three major currency pairs.