Silver Falcon Mining Inc. (PinkSheets: SFMI or SFMI.PK) has attracted some attention as the company's stock price approached a critical level and with news on top of that, we might see a rebound. Currently the price is near the $0.045

Renowned European car parts and tyre manufacturer, Continental AG ( OTCBB: CTTAY, or CTTAY.ob ) saw its shares closing Thursday's regular session at 12.95 percent in the positive supported by the firm's third quarter adjusted EBIT that turned a corner,

The USD is trading lower as manufacturing PMI's rise in Europe and Asia, GBP pressured by weak UK bank shares and report that the UK government may split up UK banks, GBP downside limited by report of above expectation UK

The Bank of England policy meeting will inevitably be an important focus this week and there will be further speculation that there will be an expansion of the quantitative easing programme which will tend to undermine Sterling. The UK trends

Overall, the dollar index found sellers during the Asian session, but this trend continued only for a limited period during European trade. This happened even though the commodity market appears to be trading on a strong uptrend which would normally

In Currencies: The price action in the USD continued to be focused on stock market performance. The USD saw its initial gains from the Far East session evaporate during the course of the European morning. Some risk appetite was fueled

This morning's positive economic data persuaded investors to reconsider putting a little risk back on the table. Chinese manufacturing PMI reflected further expansion and Eurozone manufacturing PMI data for Oct indicated that the recovery in the region remains on track.

It is an exceptionally important week for economic releases this week, with four major central bank rate meetings; RBA (Tue), Fed (Wed), BoE and ECB (Thu), in addition to the minutes of the recent Riksbank and BoJ meetings on Wednesday.

The Euro declined on Friday from 1.4855 high to a session low right above 1.4700 on late U.S session, weighed by U.S. Personal consumption figures. Monday morning in Asia, the pair made back some of those losses, raising to an

This week European economies will released important economic data to show the status of sectors of the economy. Following the massive contraction witnessed in the first quarter, the euro zone managed to show improvement after the stimulus packages introduced by

The slightly weaker US economic data, as well as worries about the stability of the US financial industry, prompted selling in risk correlated trades last week. In the FX market, high beta currencies were the biggest losers as falling equity

The UK government will unveil plans this week to spend 30 billion pounds, buying further shares of rescued banks Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds, The Daily Telegraph newspaper reported on Monday. The UK newspaper said British Finance Minister Alistair

The fate of equity markets continues to dominate currency trading. It will be the central banks of the US, EMU and UK that are in a star role this week. We expect the MPC to extent its QE policy, but

A real whipsaw in markets Thursday/Friday. Our take: The market isn't too impressed by the US GDP figures on Thursday. They looked good on the surface, but showed discomforting details on closer scrutiny: Disposable Income is down and the impact

A new week strolls in while the major highlight of the day is on the manufacturing data that is to be released from major economies that support overall growth in Europe. Both in the euro zone and the United Kingdom,

It was a disappointing close to the month on Friday for those looking to grasp risk by the horns after Thursday's US GDP release. All the positive sentiment evaporated and Wall St gave back all the gains, and some more,

Today's key release is the US ISM manufacturing for October. We are on the high side of consensus and look for an increase to 54.0 from 52.6. In Euroland we will get the final PMIs. Finally, TNT and Ford will

In currencies, the dollar extended its early gains at the open but ended the day lower against European and commodity majors despite the persistent risk aversion in Asian equities. EUR/USD bounced off 1.4680 support - a technically critical 3-week low,

A report today showed that Australia's house price index rose for the second straight quarter exceeding analyst's forecasts. Domestic demand is increasing as government's stimulus spending along with low borrowing costs boosted demand in the property market.

The start of the trading week kicked off with high volatility early in Asia, with JPY opening up strong against the rest of the majors. After finishing the week just over the 90.00 handle, USDJPY opened significantly lower, bottoming out