After hitting a 9-year high of 1.3124 last week, the rally in AUD/NZD is losing steam. What's next?

We are in an era of accelerating change, moving toward a future that will be profoundly different from the past we grew up in.  But what will the nature of that change be?  What will the future look like?

Stimulus spending is a net negative in the US; what about in China?

The doollar is starting to distance itself from trends in the Dow and yen as the risk holds loosen.

The euro is at somewhat of an impasse. It remains in a fairly pronounced medium-term downtrend against the US dollar in the context of many years of strength.

After seeing steady gains throughout the week, the yen was battered following a better than expected U.S. non-farm payroll report.

The British pound slipped to a 10-month low against the U.S. dollar as the economic docket reinforced a weakened outlook for the UK, and fears of a protracted recovery.

Last week's developments both in the UK and the euro area may encourage a correction of the Swiss franc's recent gains against their respective currencies.

There are many towns and cities that are losing population, losing key industries, and probably on the verge of extinction.

USD/JPY is on a tear following the better than expected jobless claims report.