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Rounding up this week's market action, with Amy Wu, RBC Capital Markets; Sameer Samana, Wells Fargo Advisors; Ryan Lewenza, TD; and Peter Sorrentino, Huntington Asset Advisors.
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The euro's having a good day for a change. Here's why, and how to trade the shift in mood.
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With experts talking openly about a potential breakup of the euro zone, here's the vocabulary you need to be in the know.
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Good news lifts the euro, but hedge funds aren't so sure - it's time for your FX Fix.
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In 2011 investors had a lot to worry about. The euro zone crisis, credit rating downgrades, slowing growth, crisis in North Africa and the tragic nuclear and natural disasters which hit Japan all led to a relentless 12 months of market volatility.
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UK chief financial officers (CFOs) see the break - up of the European single currency as the greatest threat to their businesses in 2012, a survey from the accountancy firm Deloitte showed on Tuesday.
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To start your new year off right, a key jobs report will land at the end of the week. Here's how to trade it.
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Seasonal factors on top of fundamental challenges are weighing on the euro.
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Got your resolutions ready? These will set you up for your next year of currency trading.
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The euro has been getting slammed, and this strategist sees the tough times continuing - but not for too long.
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The euro stays weak, the yen gets a lift, and Poland makes a move - it's time for your year-end FX Fix.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) should resist pressure from European Union leaders to take part in inadequate bailout programs for European countries, Mohamed El-Erian wrote in the Financial Times.
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Europe is facing more headwinds, this strategist says. Here's how to profit from the stormy weather.
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Reports of impending disaster for the dollar have been, well, greatly exaggerated.
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The euro’s dramatic slide to the year’s lows in light trading is a likely prelude to more weakening in the New Year and highlights the long haul ahead for the euro zone’s debt crisis.
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The Italian bond auction: they got it done, but yields are still too high and demand was tepid
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Risk appetite falls as Italian bond auction disappoints - it's time for your FX Fix.
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The yield on Italian 10-year bonds fell from the euro era highs reached in November, settling slightly below the market-sensitive level of 7 percent in an auction on Thursday.
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CNBC Contributor Michael Farr with his ten predictions for the New Year.
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Pending sanctions against Iran are designed to cause swifter economic pain than past penalties, and Iran is ramping up rhetoric in response.
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Economic indicators in the U.S. are improving, and this strategist says that means upside potential down under.