Trends and Statistics

The yen edged up versus the dollar on Thursday but still hovered close to a 7-month low, with the dollar supported by demand from Japanese importers.

Stocks are sputtering, in search of a catalyst to determine whether the next move is higher, or lower.

Mad Money host and former hedge fund manager, Jim Cramer, provides stock traders with all manner of investing advice.

Amelia Bourdeau, Westpac Institutional Bank, discusses why she would be long a commodity currency versus the euro.

CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. On Thursday, nat gas numbers come out, while crude supplies come on Friday, due to the holiday. The big factor is still the risk premium coming out of Iran, she says.

CNBC's Mandy Drury reports U.S. markets are down after hitting 13,000 yesterday. Dell is hit after yesterday's earnings miss. HP earnings come later today. Toll Brothers is down on the day after loss. Garmin shares jump after better-than-expected profit. And Apple is down on the day after Chinese firm tries to stop sale of iPads due to trademark infringement.

European markets close down on weaker than expected economic data. Markit Euro Zone PMI 49.4 (February) vs. 50.4 (January). Unresolved issues related to Greek bailout weigh on sentiment. Euro zone banking index falls about 2.5 percent, but still up 16 percent on the year. Fitch cuts Greece debt rating to C from CCC, says default "likely." Also, German manufacturing and service sectors slow in February. And a Greece Parliamentary Committee votes to approve debt swap bill. With Bob Baur, Principal Global Investors.

Action in the euro has been muted, despite the headlines on Greece's bailout. Insight on why the euro hasn't reacted more strongly to the news out of Greece, with Andrew Busch, BMO Capital Markets.

Insight on the market's rally and Fitch's downgrade of Greece's credit rating, with Mohamed El-Erian, Pimco CEO/co-CIO.

CNBC's Rick Santelli has the update on bond yields and the dollar.