Asian markets that will work through the night will be in Japan, Seoul and Taiwan. We expect markets to start with declines. US indices closed with declines due to military actions of the United States against Syria and Afghanistan. Disagreements between America and Russia remain.
AUD was the strongest in the US session and the Canadian dollar was the weakest. US dollar was also supported and back some of their losses. The yen remained relatively strong. Overall market sentiment was to avoid the risk and gold continued to rise. Oil ended the session at $ 53.38 a barrel.
We expect data from Japan's industrial production and capacity used. If the data is better, we can see support for the yen and lower levels of the Nikkei 225, and USD / JPY.
Given that only three exchanges will work in Asia, liquidity will be low.
Nikkei will open lower around 18.358 after closing at 18.426.
Trader Senan Fuchedzhiev
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