The Traderszone Network

Here’s why security measures in Brussels broke down, explains former FBI advisor David M. Shapiro.

More comments from the Fed’s Evans:
– Expects gentle, gradual rate rises but that would change if data is stronger
– Sees more downside than upside risks
– If inflation rose to 2.5% would want policy to be neutral or possibly even restrictive
Still a surprisingly hawkish bent from a major dove. Bonds have been selling off on his comments and they’re likely responsible for some of today’s USD/JPY strength.

Investors winced after terrorists struck Brussels Tuesday. But an analysis suggests attacks don’t have the effect on markets that they used to.

After another devastating attack, millions of people are turning to social media to check on friends and share grief.

Belgium has reintroduced border checks, drawing attention to the open borders policy prevalent in much of Europe.

CNBC’s Bob Pisani explains how the stock market reacted in the wake of terror attacks.

Something that can’t gain on good news, can’t gain at all
Gold is barely positive today. It surged to $1260 from $1245 after the Belgium terrorist attacks but it’s slowly fallen all the way back.