While the feds pump up prices worldwide, the average fellow in America or Europe is unable to keep up.  Local products and services are actually falling in price as he eases off his buying habits.

The only sure thing is that no government survives forever.

The flight to safety into the Swiss franc has been one of the more notable FX developments during the troubled times in North Africa and the Middle East.

Ireland was once the envy of Europe, with one of the highest growth rates in the world.

All setups are worthless if you don't practice proper risk control.

The US dollar finished the week lower against almost all G10 counterparts, continuing its multi-month downtrend ahead of a critical week of economic event risk.

Supporting interest rate expectations is particularly important for the euro’s performance.

The Japanese yen outperformed last week, rising against all of its major counterparts on the coattails of a sharp drop in risk appetite amid fears that turmoil in the Middle East will push up oil prices.

Next week, the British pound traders will be faced with Nationwide house prices, PMI manufacturing, and the M4 money supply.