*Japanese econ minister says he hopes FX market can find' balance'. TOKYO, May 21- The dollar edged up against the yen on Tuesday after Japan's economy minister clarified earlier remarks about the yen's weakness that had toppled the greenback from a 4-1/ 2- year high against the Japanese currency on Monday.
Oil spikes on the risk-on rally and gold moves up on the EU summit. Should investors fade crude's move, with CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Money In Motion traders.
Discussing whether you should buy the euro into next week's ECB meeting, with CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Money in Motion traders. Featuring Richard Ross, global technical analyst, Auerbach Grayson.
Is the euro crisis nearing an end? And how long will the euro run last, with CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Money in Motion traders. Will next week's ECB meeting add to the euro rally?
Sebastien Galy, Senior Currency Strategist at Societe Generale gives his outlook for the common currency. He adds that investors may look at the Pound Sterling as an alternative to the Euro in Europe.
Nicholas Smith, Director and Strategist, CLSA says that if a snap election is called, the ruling Democratic Party of Japan could lose because it voted to double the country's consumption tax from 5 percent.
Boris Schlossberg, Managing Director of FX Strategy, BK Asset Management says if the mutualization of Euro zone debt or issuance of Euro bonds is not discussed at the European summit this week, the euro will go lower.
Tou Chen Chang, Managing Director & Head of Global Banking, Southeast Asia at HSBC says that investors are returning to the safety of currencies like the U.S. dollar and Japanese yen.
Sean Callow, Senior Currency Strategist at Westpac Bank remains optimistic on the euro despite German Chancellor Merkel's dismissal over potential measures euro zone leaders could adopt to support the currency.
John Noonan, Senior FX Analyst at Thomson Reuters says that markets are short on the euro and that if there is no good news from the European Summit this week, the single currency looks vulnerable.
Gerard Minack, Global Developed Market Strategist, Morgan Stanley, says10-year Treasury yields will fall to 1%, reflecting how developed world bond markets are turning '"Japanese".
Japan's CPI results are slated to be released next week. How to trade Japanese inflation, with CNBC's Scott Wapner and the Money In Motion traders. Also, other trading opportunities in the wee hours of the night.