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Global markets are calmer today after reaching record highs in recent sessions. The USD looks a bit softer after a possible delay in U.S. tax reform plans. Gold is gaining strength, benefiting from, the weaker dollar and recent comments by Trump on North Korea that re-ignite tensions between the two nations. Elsewhere, Oil prices are pulling back from recent highs on recent supply data. Here are the most important things to know for today’s trading.

Sentiment is looking positive for global markets this Tuesday. Stocks and the USD are pushing higher, sending the Euro to 3-months low levels. Looking ahead, investors will keep an open eye on fresh U.S. jobs data and on new remarks by the Fed later today. Elsewhere, Oil prices remain high amid instability in Saudi Arabia – one of the world’s biggest oil producers. Here are the big things to know for today’s trading.

Global markets open the new trading week with some light declines, pulling back from recent all-time highs. The USD is little changed today after rallying to the highest level in 2017 in recent sessions. Elsewhere, Oil prices hit their highest level in more than 2-years on new policy tightening. Saudi Arabia is in chaos after a dramatic weekend of anti-corruption action against the country’s most powerful men. Here are the big things to know for today.

It’s a busy Friday for traders and investors. At 12:30 GMT, the U.S. NFP jobs report will be published, the forecast shows that 310k new jobs were created in October. Elsewhere, trump is travelling to Asia for a series of geopolitical and economic talks. In stocks, Apple reached an all-time high after the company posted better than expected earnings. These are the big things to know for today’s trading.