In the Asian session we expect: Stephen statement from Australia and the trade balance in Japan
At 1:50 investors will focus on the current account in Japan, is expected to decrease to 0.359 trillion. JPY, to 0.433 trillion. JPY for the previous reporting period. At the same time will become clear and the trade balance in the country, forecasts are no amending previous readings of -0.637 trillion. In better data it is possible to see an increase in Japanese yen.
At 2:15 will turn our attention to Australia where we have a statement of the Governor of the RBA, Stevens, perhaps we will see an increase in volatility.
At 2:30 we expect the number of adverts for jobs in Australia, but changes are not expected and values likely to remain 1.8%
7:00 will address Release from Japan customers survey on economic expectations in the country. Analysts have forecast to increase to 45.8 to 45.2 points for the previous reporting period. If the data justify possible increases in JPY.
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