Market sentiment before the start of the Asian session is positive, as France's presidential elections running ahead of the expected scenario.
Serious decline in the Japanese yen will have a positive impact on Nikkei 225, which is likely to pull other Asian indices.
We should not forget that the market is still quite thin and the moves can correct, so we have to be cautious. Tensions in North Korea are rising after leader Kim Jong-Un threatens to launch missiles against the US aircraft carrier. A factor in the situation also plays the detention of a third US citizen trying to leave the Asian side. This time, Tony Kim, a professor of accounting, was arrested.
In response, US President Donald Trump called an emergency meeting with Xi Jiping and Japan's Shinzo Abe to resolve geopolitical tensions.
Trader Nikolay Georgiev
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