The markets will probably open a bit higher, even after the negative close of the US markets on Friday , last week, even that the negative close was only slightly negative.
During the last two days of the previous week, after the data from the NFP and the military actions of the US towards Syria, were negative for the markets. Today, again before few hours was a continuation of attacks on that country. USA is also paying attention to North Korea and re positioning war ships in the area.
The markets are unexpectedly quite at the moment, but the negative theme might be the predominat one and we might see lower prices of the indices. Gold remains supported and its trading up as the geopolitical uncertainties and military actions continue to part of the big picture World Wide. The Oil price is trading up as it open with Gap up, after this Risk off situation. Investors will likely continue to avoid risk and risky financial instruments and seek out safe heaven currencies like the JPY and Gold. USD might trade up as well.
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