Asian markets will open higher as the American indices closed again higher at a record levels. In the USA the positive sentiment is continually supported by the Trump's comment on changes in the tax policies. Meetings between the US President and representatives from Japan and Canada went great with no surprises. Trump's trade - is still in play.
The price of Oil was lower again but largely moves with in the range of $50-$55 per barrel. The USD continue to be weak, but not against the Euro, for now. It seems that the USD is supported by the news of changes of the tax code in the country. We also expect the speech from Janet Yellen in front of the House of Congress on Wednesday.
During the Asian session, the economic data is from Australia for business confidence and China for the CPI, and these news will drive the market. If the data comes out better than expected, AUD and NZD will be supported.
Nikkei will open higher around 19,537, ASX 200 will open around 5,796
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