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CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Investors bought Treasurys on a flight to safety. Commodities, meanwhile, were looking for a different catalyst. Oil was flat on the day, while nat gas was up for technical reasons; gold had a lackluster day. more...

Thanos Vamvakidis, head of European G10 FX strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Research, says the euro will remain range bound until the next European Central Bank meeting. more...

The euro stepped back from a near two-month high against the dollar on Thursday ahead of a review by the European Central Bank. more...

South Korea's won outperformed major global currencies in April, and according to HSBC, investors can expect it to continue rising this year. more...

Addressing concern government regulation, George Kikvadze of bitcoin mining company BitFury said he welcomes it. more...

The yuan has fallen 0.8 percent this week and is set for its steepest weekly loss ever, if selling continues on Friday. more...

Analysts say the euro could fall further, after it plunged to a ten-week low on Monday. more...

Valentin Marinov, director of FX strategy at Citi, says a euro/dollar move lower could be driven by the sell-off in the euro and dollar buying. more...

Jens Nordvig, Global Head of FX Strategy at Nomura explains why a stronger than expected pace of growth in the US could bring volatility back to the currency markets and spoil the USD's uptrend. more...

The Japanese yen is on track to end the year with its biggest annual loss against the U.S. dollar in 34 years. more...

Michael Every, Head of Financial Markets Research Asia-Pacific at Rabobank explains why the greenback is looking pretty friendless at the moment. more...

Kevin Giddis, Raymond James; Matt Smith, Schneider Electric, and Boris Schlossberg, BK Asset Management, provide a preview of this week's trading activity in currencies, energy and fixed income, after Larry Summers withdrew from the race for Federal Reserve chairman. more...

Greece is expected to approve an unpopular property tax on Tuesday, prompting all kinds of strikes in retaliation — from transit workers to tax collectors. more...

European officials look set to speed up plans to recapitalize the 16 banks that came close to failing last summer’s stress tests as part of a coordinated effort to reassure markets. more...

With the financial system facing renewed stress and global growth faltering economists at Goldman Sachs are predicting Britain will embark on a second round of quantitative easing in the coming months. more...

Despite the widespread gloom, the consensus is that Britain will not re-enter a recession, Norma Cohen writes in the FT. more...

The Italian government will pass a sweeping package of cuts and tax increases at a cabinet meeting on Friday as it scrambles to meet European Central Bank demands for action to shore up confidence in its public finances. more...

Gold prices have soared to record highs this year on concerns over the euro zone debt crisis, and the metal could be set for another leg higher if the world's biggest economy, the United States, also starts to struggle with its debt repayments.** more...

With persistent uncertainty over the* Greek government's policies and over the EU's ability to agree on a solution, the euro should be on shaky ground, according to some analysts. more...