The pre-trade moods are rather negative, against the backdrop of what is happening in the United States and North Korea. When the markets are opened, we are likely to see a rise in the Japanese yen and a fall in Asian indices. These moods are accumulating by the scandal surrounding the White House last week and another North Korean ballistic missile test.
Last week, the news about Trump and former FBI director James Comi had a negative impact on the indexes, and this is expected to affect in this week as well, as the former director is about to be heard.
On the other hand, North Korea's ballistic missile test will put additional pressure on the markets.
Expectations at the start of trade are for growth in the Japanese yen and gold, and caution with the indices.
Jr Trader Petar Milanov
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