The U.S. dollar falls against the yen and remains steady against the euro while stocks recover.

Inventory data out today was bullish, but it's still just noise for now.

The expectation is that prices are indeed going to decline.

This week, the focus returns to U.S. economic reports.

Fed experts believe that the economy will grow 2.2% in 2016, which is 0.2% lower than was forecasted last ...

The ECB shortens deposit rates and enlarges asset purchases to 80 billion euros.

U.S. crude oil price is at $40 per barrel for the first time since December while other commodities also ...

Floating concerns regarding slowing growth, volatility in oil and decreasing corporate earnings projections.

Despite all the bullish talk, gold has weakened since the stock market bottomed on February 11

The financial markets are anticipating that a disaster in the production-storage equation in the US could be a turning ...

Core inflation is on target and the oil price has started moving higher which bodes well for the resource ...

Investors are hedging their debt positions by decreasing oil prices.

Negative rates have been counter-productive for the equities market thus far.

While speaking to the BBC before this year’s budget statement, U.K. Treasury chief George Osborne stated that the forecasts ...

The indicator shows the probability of a rate hike at 0% in March, 43% in June, 61% in September ...