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.
Market sentiment was supposed to improve due to the positive comments about US-Sino trade tensions.
Currently EUR/NZD found some support around 1.6780 (78.6% of the July-October advance). The return to the 1.6825/60 area will likely provide selling opportunities.
Last week EUR/USD met resistance of the descending 50-week MA (currently at 1.1188).
Parliament Brexit Vote is the major event that will affect not only the British pound but market sentiment in general.
Inflation data may affect the direction of the British pound and Canadian dollar.
Boris Johnson's strict Brexit agenda is putting the GBP under pressure, causing it lose the December 12-13 gains.
EUR/AUD has been in consolidation lately; are there any clear bullish signs or it is better to hold positions?
Markets are calm due to the upcoming year-end.
The UK PM Boris Johnson's recent announcements leave little space for Brexit's soft landing.
A brief review of the US-China trade agreement reached on December 13 and its influence on the USD
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