Asian session began with data from Australia manufacturing index from AIG 00:30, for which no changes are expected from the previous level of 49.0 points.
At 1:30 will be seen the level of inflation in the country, according to Melbourne Institute monthly basis, the expectations are for 0.1% compared to the same values for the previous period.
At 1:50 we expect results for capital expenditures of Japan, according to analysts, will decrease to 3.9% compared to 5.5% in the previous reporting period. If justify forecasts are likely to see a decline in the yen.
At 0200 from Australia, will see release is the sale of new homes, as changes are not expected, and values would likely -1.9%. It is possible to see a drop in AUD If the data is justified.
At 2:30 back from Australia expect data for corporate profits, as they are expected to increase to 1.5% compared to 0.5% for the previous period, and if the data justify the possible growth of the Australian dollar.
At 3:45 investors will focus on the results for the manufacturing index in China, changing the values of 50.1, a potential impact on Asian equities and currencies.
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