The major, natural tendency of this market is towards contraction. The market wants to correct.

In this week's article, John Mauldin entertains the possibility of rising inflation in the US.

The market is both a voting and a weighing machine, and it is our duty as traders to make sure we respect both factors before entering the fray.

Nothing much ever changes in France.  At least, not for the better.

Should you short the US dollar or wait?

The euro crossed an important threshold last week, violating the series of lower major tops and bottoms.

The low-yielding yen may face additional headwinds in the coming days as central bank curbs its outlook for future growth.

The British pound ended the week at its strongest level against the greenback since January 2010.

The Canadian dollar maintained its strength through this past week, but it would struggle to establish bullish progress outside of its connection to the greenback.

Worried about inflation? Don’t be. That was Ben Bernanke's message yesterday.