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I guess the European Central Bank is tired. After pumping tens of billions of euros and dollars into its financial system over just the last two weeks, the ECB couldn't muster up enough energy to cut rates today. The ECB

U.S. factory orders, which had been steadily gaining steam after five consecutive monthly gains, staged an abrupt turnaround falling 4.0 percent in August, the largest decline in almost two years. Non-defense capital goods orders excluding aircraft fell 2.4 percent, a

The upcoming release of the September non-farm payrolls report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics will not provide much comfort to the market or the public. Our forecast implies that payrolls will decline -105K and that the rate of unemployment

Expectations for this month reveal that the Non-Farm Employment Change figures are forecasted to drop to -90K from last month's -84K. Such a result, should it take place, will be the lowest drop in employment numbers that the U.S. economy

The federal currency is still on the rise as investors are looking forward to the plan becoming approved tomorrow by congress as it was already accepted by the U.S. senate. This $700 billion rescue plan is going to ease financial

The European Central Bank President has finally buckled under the weight of bank failures, recessions and slower global growth. Although the ECB left interest rates unchanged at 4.25 percent this morning, Trichet has paved the way for an interest rate

As expected, the European Central Bank kept its main refinancing rate target unchanged at 4.25% today but many dealers believe the ECB will soon lower rates. Trichet reported inflation pressures have lessened but remain an economic threat. Data released in

The ECB left leading interest rates unchanged but is preparing for a rate cut. At the press conference they softened the tone on economic growth and stressed the downward risk to growth stemming from the financial turmoil. They also softened

In currencies, the euro violated key technical levels in numerous currency pairs after the ECB danced around the topic of a potential interest rate cut, with dealers noting that the central bank has withheld "keywords" that would prepare the market

The Wall Street Journal said today that the Fed is "weighing further interest rate cuts," but the news hasn't helped stock markets on Thursday. Neither did last night's vote by the Senate to approve a modified version of Mr. Paulson's

ECB President Jean- Claude Trichet said during the press conference which followed today's decision to hold interest rates at 4.25% that the financial market turmoil is weakening economic growth and is reducing the threat of inflation. Mr. Trichet said the

The US dollar reached a near 13-month high against the euro and a basket of major currencies on Thursday after European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said inflation risks in the euro zone have diminished. The US Senate passed a