Money in Motion

Next Stop 120?
For a while, it seemed nothing could take the euro lower - not a burgeoning debt crisis, a slowing economy, or even a slightly out of step ECB. But the recent French and Greek elections have changed that - taking the euro to fresh year lows and restoring an element of chaos to the European political process. So is 120 the next battleground? We'll tell you why our pros think so and give you the way to play it.

A Little Too Crude
Plus, is there a crude warning afoot in the global oil markets? Recent lousy economic data has sent oil prices to year-to-date lows. But does the currency market agree with the move, and could this be a buying opportunity for so-called commodity currencies? We explain, and tell you how you can make money too.

Getting to Know You
Plus, with Sarkozy joining the ranks of the unemployed, next week's Merkel-Hollande meeting could have huge implications for the market. Sarkozy more or less saw eye-to-eye with Germany's leader, but the socialist Francois Hollande was elected on a far different mandate and has publicly rebuked Merkel's calls for austerity. So what will he say when they meet on Wednesday, and more importantly, what will it mean for currency traders? We will preview and give you the trade.