The Swiss franc outlook looks conflicted as the currency resolves conflicting cues from developments in the key trends driving the other majors.

The mainstream economics profession is guilty of dereliction of duty. They should be telling people that this "recovery" is a scam.

Most people think the economy will muddle through somehow, thanks to all those geniuses working at the Department of the Treasury and the Fed. Dream on!

Kathy Lien's favorite long-term forex trade is short GBP/AUD. From both a technical and fundamental basis, the currency should be headed lower.

The trouble is unemployment and the economy are consistent with a depression -- especially a depression that the feds are fighting every inch of the way.

If the market wanted to crash, it would have plenty of reasons to do so.

This week, John Mauldin looks at two very different views of the euro, and then opposing thoughts on Spain.

No matter how many years you've traded, no matter how much price action you’ve seen, you always come across a "Forget everything I’ve said" moment.

There is a reason the Federal Reserve decided to announce the first hike in the discount rate since 2006 after the market’s close this past Thursday.

Indecisive financial markets made price action especially hard to predict and kept the euro in a choppy range until the US Federal Reserve surprised markets and raised borrowing costs for banks on Thursday.