Market focus on the Fed's next moves will make US economic data especially market moving.

There are a few primary drivers that can sustain or undermine the euro’s performance going forward.

Members of the Bank of England may change their tone towards future policy as inflation continues to hold above the government's 3 percent limit.

The Canadian dollar may continue to underperform more broadly as markets digest a relative slowdown in Canadian economic recovery.

Recession or no recession, people are having a hard time finding jobs and making ends meet.

Government can't deliver fiscal restraint. Not in this economy.

Mike Paulenoff writes that the two-week upmove in the euro has the right look of a completed or nearly completed upmove.

US stocks are likely to underperform over the next 10 years.

Investor attitudes have reversed abruptly in recent months.

The individual dollar-based pairs are following different paths while the currency itself seems to actually be anchored to congestion.