Brazil's Real had the largest drop in six months falling 2.2 percent against the U.S. dollar and declining from an eight-month high, as commodities and stocks declined, reducing capital influx to South America's most influential economy.(...)Read the rest of Brazilian

The British pound fell sharply versus the euro and the dollar as a fifth U.K. minister resigned, increasing the already significant concerns on Gordon Brown's government stability and the British political future.(...)Read the rest of Pound Falls as Government Crisis

The Brazilian currency continued its rally against the dollar, euro, as the demand for commodities continues to rise on improved economic conditions mainly in Asia, spurring demand for assets in emergent markets.(...)Read the rest of Brazilian Real Demand Rises as

The Swedish currency hit a six-week low level after speculations rose that Latvia will devalue its currency, as an attempt to save the country from a deep recession, consequently affecting negatively loans held by Swedish banks in the Baltic Nation.(...)Read

The dollar continued its bearish trend against a basket of currencies after a report on U.S. pending home sales posted the third consecutive monthly rise, improving optimism on markets and extending the current risk appetite wave.(...)Read the rest of Dollar

After hitting this year's low against multiple currencies, the dollar remained stable against the euro, showing a slight correction, yet, the sentiment remains bearish as risk appetite grows.(...)Read the rest of Dollar Stable Against Euro After Hitting Year Low (175

The pound sterling dropped versus the euro and the dollar, after hitting a seven-month high against the dollar in a sharp rally to be considered excessive, as traders agree it does not reflect the United Kingdom's economic outlook.(...)Read the rest

The greenback had the highest rally since April against the euro, pound after a U.S. employment report indicated that fewer jobs were cut than forecasts predicted, fueling investors with optimism towards the North American economy.(...)Read the rest of U.S. Jobs

The Great Britain Pound hit a six-month high against the Eurozone currency as domestic consumer confidence rose to a two-year high, indicating that recession might soon be over.(...)Read the rest of British Pound Climbs Against Euro as Confidence Emerges (186

Gold retested our 2nd tier downtrend line yesterday, yet failed to close above on our 4-hour chart. The precious metal has since pulled back, finding comfort in our 2nd tier downtrend line once more. Gold seems to be settling into

The USD/JPY continues its gradual ascent as it gives what it can to the broad appreciation of the Dollar taking place. Meanwhile, our 2nd tier uptrend line and 1st tier downtrend line are reaching an inflection point today.

Gold fell sharply yesterday, crashing below our 2nd tier downtrend line on rising volume as the Dollar appreciated strongly across the board. However, although the losses in gold were large, the volume didn't reach too significant of levels on our

Crude futures are posting some encouraging gains Thursday after large losses on significant volume yesterday. Crude futures were struck by a surprise rise in weekly crude inventories after disappointing employment and services PMI releases. Crude proceeded to crash below our

The Cable is pulling back on rising volume along with the EUR/USD, raising a red flag as far as the uptrend is concerned. Hence, we could see a retracement back towards our 2nd tier uptrend line and the 1.60 level

The EUR/USD is selling off again today following yesterday's pullback on substantial volume.

Crude futures continued their consolidation on Tuesday, and are pulling back slightly on Wednesday after a weaker than expected non-farm employment number from the U.S. We view crude's current weakness as healthy behavior considering its incredible run as of late.

The S&P futures are pulling back slightly after yesterday's consolidation, weakening after a discouraging non-farm employment release. The retracement in the S&P futures can be viewed as a healthy movement, and the question becomes whether the futures can hold above

The 30 Year T-Bond futures consolidated yesterday and are gaining a little upward momentum today after a worse than expected non-farm employment report. Meanwhile, the futures are at least piecing together a temporary bottom, giving analysts a sigh of relief

The S&P futures dipped below May 7 highs yesterday before recovering to our 2nd tier uptrend line. Sellers entered the market after weaker than expected services PMI and employment data. In addition, investors saw higher than expected weekly crude inventories.