Asian markets futures indicate a higher start to the session. US markets closed with a decline, although small. Investors await with caution data from China's housing prices at 04:30.
The dollar rose due to growing expectations that FED will likely rise interest rates in December. If the growth continues we may see a decline in indexes later during the session. Oil prices were down and now US Crude is trader at $50.38 per barrel and if this may have a negative effect on indices if this continues.
The Australian ASX is expected to open lower around 10 points at 5435. The Japanese Nikkei is expected to open higher around 17.297
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