Shares in Australia are preparing for a green start this morning, despite a spark of US-China trade tension after President Donald Trump said he would raise current tariffs from 10% to 25%.
Futures are at higher levels with ASX 200.
Investors remain focused on the opening of the Chinese Stock Exchange when it becomes clear where the cash flows are positioned.
Markets in Japan and South Korea remain closed today due to state holidays.
At the same time, US futures recorded declines, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average losing 358 points.
Although the trade talks between Washington and Beijing should resume on Wednesday, the US President noted that progress was "too slow" while China was trying to renegotiate the deal.
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