With the beginning of this week’s trading, the recent US dollar record gains have stopped.

The US dollar remains the strongest against most other major currencies, as investors buy the American currency amid large efforts by the US central bank to stimulate the American economy and American markets.

For the second day in a row, gold prices are trying to correct higher, taking advantage of the US dollar's gains, with the yellow metal's gains reaching the $1575 level at the time of writing.

Fear of missing out appears Many equities are pricing in a depression and a high risk of insolvency. These are dark times but you hate to bet against humanity, central banks and fiscal firepower. Everyone wants to buy-the-dip, eventually.

What's the market looking at today Services PMI data out of Asia, Eurozone and the UK has been nothing short of ugly, though this hasn't done much at all in stopping the major currencies from extending their respective recoveries against the Buck. The primary driver of the Dollar selling has been the latest Fed action, […]

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The NASDAQ 100 has been all over the place during the trading session on Monday, oscillating between gains and losses with the 7000 level being the fulcrum for price.