There is a considerable amount of event risk on the global economic calendar this week, but the US dollar is looking to only a few heavy-hitting fundamental releases for price action.

The US dollar inched lower on Friday as US indicators only added to the pile of evidence suggesting that the economy is far from recovery mode.

The US dollar rallied across the majors throughout much of the European trading session, but the release of data during the US trading session cut the move short.

The US dollar rallied across the majors throughout much of the European trading session, but the release of data during the US trading session cut the move short.

The dollar was inundated with economic releases today, yet the solid wall of bearish market-movers wouldn't curb a steady dollar rebound.  Is this a sign of strength?

Volatility could return in a big way on Tuesday as a spate of US economic releases are likely to signal one thing: conditions remain awful.

The US dollar weakened significantly this past week as rising oil prices revealed the vulnerabilities of the US economy. Companies are beginning to struggle and have been forced to come up with more creative ways to deal with the energy crisis.

The US dollar weakened significantly this past week as oil prices skyrocketed and stocks plummeted, but today was a day of recovery with stocks and the dollar rebounding and oil prices easing.

The US dollar weakened across the board today as stronger economic data from around the world highlighted the underperformance of the US economy.

Dollar weakness dominated the markets today with the greenback selling off against every major currency except for the Canadian dollar.