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The Yen edges as markets remain mute after Fed minutes

Yen become stronger and Asian stocks felt down after indications that U.S Federal reserve have split opinions on policy strategy. Asian trading was rocked this week by Korean peninsula tensions after North Korea fired test missile into Japanese waters.
The European markets will have steady growth, analyst said, and Germany’s DAX to register a 0.2 percentage point increment, CAC40 to start at 0.1 percent higher and UK FTSE100 to be unchanged.

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