The Australian dollar is on a tear this morning thanks to the upbeat tone of the Reserve Bank and their nonchalant comments about the floods.

The market is going up, so all must be right with the world.  Or is it?

Japan has the highest debt to GDP ratio in the world.  And it just keeps adding debt.

What can you do today that will improve your trading?

More people spend their time trying to figure out how to redistribute wealth than trying to create it.

The US dollar saw a potentially important turnaround through late-week trade, setting the stage for continued strength in a pivotal week for fundamentals and perhaps broader market sentiment.

For three weeks, EUR/USD steadily climbed while the other dollar-based majors struggled for meaningful direction.

The Japanese yen pushed higher against the U.S. dollar this week, as developments in the world’s largest economy failed to meet market expectations.

The British pound pared the advance from earlier this month as economic activity in the U.K. unexpectedly weakened in the fourth quarter.

The Canadian dollar finished the week marginally lower against the US dollar, hurt by falling crude oil prices as well as a late-week surge in the US dollar.