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The dollar firmed in early trade on Monday, though a tense situation in Ukraine was likely to keep traders on their toes. more...

CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Gold got hammered early this morning, in a matter of minutes. Oil was largely unchanged on the day, and if an agreement is reached over Iran's nuclear program, it could fall to $80/barrel, she reports. more...

The dollar fell on Friday. more...

Checking in at the NYSE to see how traders are investing in the current market, with Steve Grasso, Stuart Frankel director of institutional sales and Warren Meyers, DME vice president of floor operations. more...

Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO and CIO of the fixed-income investment management firm DoubleLine Capital, told CNBC Tuesday “junk bonds are actually cheap now. They’ve gone from the richest in history to a massive underperformance versus government bonds.” more...

A check on the morning's start to the markets, with Jeff Kilburg, TreasuryCurve senior development director. more...

A look at today's market movers, with CNBC's Seema Mody, Rick Santelli and Sharon Epperson. more...

"It seems like we are moving in the right direction in approving the EFSF earlier than was anticipated in Germany," John M. Hydeskov, chief analyst at Danske Markets, told CNBC. more...

The buzz from the trading floor as the market opens, with Kevin Ferry, Cronus Futures Management. more...

The euro edged up against the dollar on Monday, bouncing back from an early drop as some market players covered short positions following its slide on European haggling over a second Greek bailout and reduced expectations for euro zone rate hikes. more...