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The debt ceiling is distraction. It's just an American nuance to a genuine problem that is plaguing all the mature democratic economies.

John Mauldin shares his thoughts on what the next six months could look like.

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The US dollar tumbled as the Dow Jones Industrial Average saw its biggest single-week rally in two years, limping into the first week of second half trading.

An action-packed week left the euro at the highest level in almost a month after Greece successfully passed a new deficit-reduction plan.

The Japanese yen weaken against most of its major counterparts as currency traders increased their appetite for yields, and the rise in carry interest may continue to bear down on the currency as risk sentiment continue to dictate price action in the foreign exchange market.

The British pound traded sideways over the course of the last week of June against the major currencies.

The Canadian dollar may continue to gain ground against its U.S. counterpart as interest rate expectations gather pace, but currency traders may show a mixed reaction to the data scheduled for the following week.