The U.S. military attacked a Syria-government airfield with 59 tomahawk missiles on Thursday evening.
The missiles targeted the Shayrat Airfield near Homs, and were in response to a Tuesday chemical weapons attack. Officially announcing the strike, President Donald Trump said that the targeted airfield had launched the chemical attack on a rebel-held area, and he called on other nations to oppose Syria's embattled leader.
Global oil prices surged and the U.S. dollar fell overnight after President Donald Trump ordered airstrikes in Syria following a deadly chemical weapons attack this week in what is the first significant foreign policy test of his new administration.
The following actions supported Oil, Gold and Japanese yen. For the markets will assume that this is temporary event and we can expect a correction with the start of the European session today. We might see reverse course of the following financial instruments Gold, Oil and the Yen with lower prices at the beginning of the Euro trading session. In the afternoon the attention will shift to the data from USD, the NFP data and if the data is better than expected, the USD will be supported
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