Nothing is really stable, especially during "a period of high uncertainty like this." But she was clear yesterday in Cleveland, perhaps you need to watch the video. Thanks for your comments.

Yellen concern is not foreigners but pricing and continuous job creation. Yellen want to know if consumer prices and labor market will not be negatively impacted once the Fed starts unwinding balance sheet and tighten further. Therefore, the emphasis on gradual. Again, U.S. fundamental is stronger than other developed nations but inability of the current administration to push through with fiscal policy, health care reform and North Korea back and forth threats weaken U.S. economic outlook.

You are welcome Donald Kaplan.

You are welcome. Read the analysis of the consumer prices and how we were able to predict 'precisely' its impact on pound on my wall.

The issue is Bitcoin is more driven by China's economic decision than technical happenings. The widely expected ban published on Friday is hurting the coin and expected to further plunge it below $4,000 level if eventually passed. Capital control to curb capital flight will play major role in determining bitcoin stability. Especially with Chinese policy makers determine to limit it usage in China.

There are major fundamental news this week. U.K. Consumer prices is due in 30 minutes, it will determine if BOE will hike rate or maintain current policy stance. Also, average earnings is due tomorrow, another key indicator to measure waning consumer spending and lackluster wage growth. Finally, monetary policy committee would be meeting on Thursday to announce new interest rate and release monetary policy statement. U.S. and Australia are also releasing key economic data this week.