Crude oil prices have bounced back going into the second-half of year, stoked by U.S. dollar weakness paired with the rebound in the world economy, and the rise in global activity may continue to drive the cost of energy higher over the coming months as the recovery gathers pace.

The International Monetary Fund expects the world economy to expand at a faster than initially expected and revised its 2010 GDP estimate to an annualized pace of 4.25% in April versus an initial forecast...

Forex Weekly Trading Forecast - 06.14.10

- Dollar on the Cusp of a Major Reversal Awaits a Clear Sentiment Signal
- Euro Resilience Suggests Currency May Recover Further Against Dollar
- Japanese Yen May Neglect Risk Trends as BoJ Sets Monetary Policy
- British Pound to Decline on Soft Data Ahead of Emergency Budget
- Canadian Dollar Trend Favors Further Depreciation
- Australian Dollar Momentum Points to Further Gains
- New Zealand Dollar Remains...