News that China surpassed Japan as the world's second largest economy is one of the biggest stories in the financial markets.

While the debt supercycle is still growing on the back of increasing government debt, there is an end to that process, and we are fast approaching it.

When we think of trading models, most of us inevitably fall into the quantitative trap.

If you believe the "recovery" story, you naturally think inflation will pick up and bonds will go down. You should be a vigilante. You should sell bonds. Bonds should go down.

The US dollar recovered sharply against all G10 counterparts through the past week of trading, setting the stage for a broader Greenback recovery after registering bearish sentiment extremes following months of declines.

The euro will once again be the master of its own future this week.

The Japanese yen weakened against the U.S. dollar this past week as the greenback rallied against most of its major counterparts amid the positive fundamental developments in the world’s largest economy.

The British pound broke out of the upward trend from the previous month.

Clive Corcoran's focus is on divergences in the market, both positive and negative, between price action and money flow.