The Asia-Pacific trading session is approaching, and we expect it to remain positive, following growth from Europe and the US.
Markets in the East will have to assimilate the positive news from the Brexit agreement with the EU, good financial statements, stopping Turkey's fighting in Syria and general optimism about the potential resolution of trade in November.
And tonight we expect another clash in Hong Kong, with Carrie Lam remaining under intense pressure to resign. Yesterday it had a Q&A session but was interrupted by rebels in the government who were chased out of the hall one by one.
Markets, however, will focus later in anticipation of data from China. GDP, industrial production, unemployment rate. The data will be crucial to determine the end of the Asian session and will resonate in Europe and the US.
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