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American iInflation data may affect the USD. Safe-haven assets are down ahead of the agreement between the US and China.

How did the US-Iran conflict end and what were the consequences for oil and gold prices? We examine these and other important events of the Forex market in the weekly market outlook from FBS, giving an outlook for the coming days and the ways to use it…

Most of the majors didn't catch the chance to rise against the USD after the weaker-than-expected NFP release. Currently, the sentiment is determined by the signing of the US-China trade agreement.

American trade balance and ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI may affect the US dollar. As a result, major pairs may change their direction.

The market sentiment is still off due to the Iran-US tensions.The Japanese markets are open after the holidays. As a result, markets are open with a gap.

The market sentiment is off due to the Iran-US tensions.

The US dollar has been trying to recover after the suffering in the last days of 2019.

Some traders are passionate about short-term trades that give them opportunities to earn fast. However, not all succeed because low timeframes require some knowledge.

Coming to the year-end, the USD is the weakest among the majors. The USD's slip may prolong in 2020. Get clues on the risks for the USD and check the direction of EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CHF, and XAU/USD.

No important events in the economic calendar but the technical picture is promising. Let's take a look at AUD/USD, NZD/USD, USD/JPY, and USD/CAD.

The economic calendar doesn't provide interesting events to trade on. Let's take a look at the technical setup to get signals. EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, and XAU/USD are under consideration.

Markets will be closed earlier due to coming Christmas. However, it's not a reason to avoid trading.