Here are the top three things that could affect how currencies trade this week.

Risk is being bought this morning following not so dovish comments from ECB President Trichet and stronger than expected economic data.

The euro has come along way since the end of June when it was trading below 1.20.  Kathy Lien gives a few reasons for the rally.

Resignations by Prime Ministers can have a significant impact on the country’s currency because its performance reflects investor sentiment.

Over the past few weeks, uncertainty in the Eurozone has affected risk appetite in assets across the globe and even with the rescue plan developments in Europe will continue to dominate trading in the coming weeks.

EUR/GBP has sold off quite aggressively this week and I think there is still downside opportunity for this currency pair writes Kathy Lien.

Now that the euro has hit a 1-year low and is closing in on the psychologically important 1.30 level, you may be wondering how much further can it fall.

Kathy Lien has the quick details on the European Union support for the financial disaster in Greece.

The dollar surged after the non-farm payrolls report because job growth excluding census workers was very strong.

How long will the loonie remain at parity this time?