Wall Street is expected to open with gains per calls from the Future Markets. Forex has been stable and the Euro and Pound remain solid versus the U.S Dollar.
The Nikkei Index has put in a positive day of trading as risk appetite has emerged in Asian markets.
Global equities have moved away from the cliff this morning as Asian markets proved capable of reversing off lows and producing buying action. The Nikkei and Topix Indexes have seen better values and the Hang Seng composite has also been positive. Wall Street will be watched intently after Friday’s steep declines. The three major Indexes are being called to open higher per the outlook from the Futures Markets. Data will be extremely thin today, but reports are starting to circulate that Washington is quietly approaching China regarding the recent tariffs implemented, and both nations are trying to avert a trade war. It should also be noted European equities have been positive early.
There will be three appearances from Federal Reserve members today in the States at various venues. Forex has been relatively calm as storms have prevailed in the global equity markets. The Euro remains within its stronger boundaries, and the Pound has also kept up its winning pace against the U.S Dollar. Growth numbers which will come from the States on Wednesday will be the focus for investors this week and forex is certain to react to the Gross Domestic Product results. The Yen has been slightly weaker as risk appetite’s sudden appearance in Asia has spurred on buying of the U.S Dollar against the Japanese currency.
Gold has come off its highs and is near 1345.00 U.S Dollars an ounce as risk adverse sentiment in the broad markets has eased. The precious metal gained well last week, but it is now within the vicinity of important resistance. Speculators may see this as an opportunity to look for more downside from the commodity in the near term.
Fed Members Commanding Spotlight, Dudley in D.C for Panel Discussion
Fed member William Dudley will participate in a panel discussion which will get underway at 16:30 GMT in Washington.
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