In This Issue.
* Currencies & metals try to find terra firma.
* Gold paper trades hurt its price.
* Foreclosures turn to short sales.
* ECB & BOE meet today.
* ECB & Bundesbank talk supports the euro.
* Yen rallies.
* Norway, Canada and others in a bind .
* Gold on a losing streak.
* ECB & Bundesbank pull rug from under the euro.
* Relative calm over Eurozone is lifted, again.
* Sandy to affect jobs report.
* The debt ceiling revisited.
* ECB keeps rates unchanged.
* Euro and Gold rally!
* FOMC has "other policy moves"?
* India joins other Asian currency moves higher.
* Spain's banks need 53 Billion euros.
* China's manufacturing falls just short of 50
* Krona the new franc?
* ECB, BOE, BOJ meet this week.
* ECB to announce limitless stimulus...
* Sweden cuts rates...
* Canada's Carney pushes against the tide...
* Gold tops $1,700...
* Draghi to order another round for the ECB...
* Sweden's President says krona strength is here to stay...
* US truck sales point to a housing turnaround...
* Aussie growth disappoints, but is still strong...
* Bernanke decides to wait
* Focus on ECB
* Gold continues to decline
* Swiss Independence Day
* ECB and Fed to show their hands
* Global data shows a wider slowdown
* UK data continue to disappoint
* Aussie dollar touches 4 month high
* Jobs data to drive the market...
* Euro falls after ECB cut...
* Demark goes to negative rates...
* Commodity currencies stabilize after Chinese rate cut...
* News from Chuck...
* ECB to cut rates...
* Australia to discuss currency swaps with China...
* Canadian dollar trades higher...
* Currencies rally.
* Gold gains $20!
* ECB becomes the Fed.
* Imports in China remain robust.
* Greeks are given 15 more days...
* ECB and BOE meet ...
* China's inflation spikes...
* AUD and NZD hit 6 month highs...
* Spain's bond auction a success...
* ECB and BOE to meet today...
* Traders test the SNB...
* Official jobs numbers are questionable...
* Death of North Korea's leader pushes safe haven trades...
* Ratings agencies make more cuts in Europe...
* ECB President Draghi refuses additional bond buying...
* SEC brings charges against mortgage execs...