The trade agreement between the U.S. and China caused the dollar to rise and weakened other major currencies such as the yen and the euro, which had declined significantly in the previous trading session. The dollar remains close to a one-month high despite the correction against some currencies. Analysts see the trade agreement as a significant change in U.S. trade policy and say economic uncertainty has been reduced. As a result, expectations of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve have diminished and Treasury yields have risen.EUR/USD is under the 1.1200 mark, having so far not encountered significant buying activity. Significant support may emerge in the 1.0900-1.1000 range.