Futures on US indices point to lower levels on the opening bell today. Oil prices are under pressure due to geo-political situation and this will have effect on indices. There are currently at record levels and oil prices or other factors may turn the sentiment. Indices in Europe are also in negative territory.
Gold hold its positions and looks stable at these levels. US dollar is trading on the rise and this may continue if the data for Building Permits turns better than expected. This can also influence the indices to rise as well. The yen is the strongest currency today as investors seek refuge in yen and dollar. AUD and NZD are under pressure after the statement of the Central Bank of Australia that will probably cut interests rates again.
Expected financial results from Goldman Sachs, Johnson & Johnson, Novartis, Phillip Morris, and Lockheed Martin before the session and Microsoft after it.
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