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Dollar: The Dollar has been losing steam in the last month, stabilizing at about 1.13 with respect to the Euro, levels which have not been observed since July 2017. The Fed’s revised suggestion1 that the interest rate is currently “close to neutral levels” should signify fewer rate hikes in 2019, although they are still due to deliver another rate hike on December 19. Other important dates include the NFP on December 7 and the November CPI on December 12. Euro: Developments in the Euro have been relatively mixed as the positive Brexit development was counteracted with uncertainty as to whether it will gather enough Parliamentary support. In addition, the unresolved issue of the Italian budget still looms over the region. The next ECB meeting on December 13 will likely confirm the end of QE in the continent, while it should also provide better signals for the Rate hike in September 2019. Soon after, on December 14 and 17 the PMIs and CPI are out, with the rest of the month not having many important announcements on http://www.signalstrading.net/.. Sterling: After registering large gains in response to reaching an agreement over Brexit, Sterling reversed back to 0.89 with respect to the Euro, after uncertainty over whether Parliament will support Teresa May’s agreed plan. 2 Hence, the most important day for Sterling is December 11, when the vote will take place, while the next BoE meeting will take place on December 20, where, if a Brexit deal is reached, a rate hike will likely take place.Another important day is December 10 when industrial production and GDP come out. Yen: Higher than expected imports, despite strong export performance led the Yen to depreciate against the Dollar, with inflation remaining at the same levels as last month.The economy appears to have been stabilized with inflation slowly but steadily increasing,even though household spending was negative. The BoJ rate decision on December 20 is not expected to post surprises. Aussie: The Aussie has gained against the Euro and the Loonie again, after a large improvement on the trade balance, despite slowing Retail Sales and a continued reduction in mortgage and investment lending. December starts with the Trading signals Balanceon December3, with the interest rate decision on the following day not expected to register any change Q3 GDP data will be released on December 5. Loonie: The decline in Oil prices pushed the Loonie down in November, after a worse than expected overall macroeconomic performance. No change is expected at the December 5 BoC meeting, with labor market data releases on December 7. Emerging: The Ruble has moved in a political and not an economic tune last month, something which is expected to continue unless the Crimea tensions subside Following the rate hike, the ZAR has gained against the Dollar albeit the South African economy appears