Help with fundamental analysis

Hello, guys,
I have some questions that i would like to ask you, and hope that someone answer to it.
1) How stocks market/oil prices/gold prises impact forex market?
Yesterday I attempted to figure out how news impact forex market and saw very ridiculous thing: all news was friendly to USD, but price move down. So I heard from one member of this forum that this move was impacted by stocks market. I think you know what I mean.

I think it was enough for first time, thank you,
have a nice pips

question number 1

they impact currencies fundamentally, but the effects can be seen technically. look at the charts and look for cointegration between the dow and the yen pairs or gold and the audusd. dont look at the news, look at the charts. easiest place to see the effects the news makes.

next question?

Sorry, maybe I`ve asked scrappily, but I want to figure out for example If USD have very good news, but in charts it`s going against.
And second exaple GOLD now rising so how it can impact currencies?
IF rise oil prices how it can impact currencies?

okay lets see. remember if the US has good news, eurusd, gbpusd, and audusd will FALL not rise because it's inverted. usdcad and usdchf will rise. now, if the US has good news and usdcad does fall, it could either be that the news didnt have that great of an impact on the currency, or that someone had already bought or sold according to what they thought the news would be, so the market might just do what it wants to instead of following the news. essentially, the news would already have been priced in hours before the release

now about gold. if gold is rising, the usd will most likely fall, and the aud and the nzd will most likely rise. so you will see pairs like eurusd and gbpusd rise a little and pairs like audusd and nzdusd rise quite a bit.

same thing with oil. if oil rises, usd will fall, and the cad and the ruble will rise. pairs like eurusd will rise a little bit and usdcad will rise quite a bit

as for the us stockmarket, if the dow rises, most yen pairs like usdjpy, eurjpy, and gbpjpy will rise. if it falls, those three pairs will fall also. the yens follow the dow pretty closely.

the best thing to look for is to find the major exports of a country and then look at a chart of the export and a chart of the currency side by side. so in the example above, we saw that oil was a chief export of canada and when the oil rose, so did the canadian dollar. look for stuff like this and you'll be fine.

hope this helps. any more questions?

I am very thankful for your answer! Thank you.

you are welcome.