Paulsen: No clear sailing for markets after Greece

The world has largely focused on the debt crisis in Greece and China's stock crash, but interest rate moves in the United States and Germany are among the most fascinating developments in the market, James Paulsen, Wells Capital Management chief investment strategist, said Monday.

Draghi's Warning Goes Unheeded; Euro's Best Streak in a Year Stalls

The euro declined, ending a four-day rally against the dollar, as European leaders wrangled with a defiant Greece about how to avoid a default and secure financing.

Swiss currency shock: blame the bank in Frankfurt not Zurich

Another day, another bout of extreme market turbulence. The last cue for mayhem has been the decision by the Swiss National Bank to abandon its attempts to prevent the franc from appreciating against the euro.

Years of dithering has given Draghi a QE dilemma

If the Swiss National Bank can’t stand the heat about to emerge from the European Central Bank’s monetary kitchen, Mario Draghi must be cooking something explosive, right? That, at least, is what many in the market assume – that Draghi has persuaded the doubters and the ECB will serve full-blown quantitative easing on a colossal scale next week.