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Today we see stability in global markets, which stepped on after a fresh trigger from  # NorthKorea .  Angela  # Merkel  triumphed election for  # German  Chancellor, so the euro was rising.  Read right now, why  # MSCI  Index, Australian shares, and Japan’s  # Nikkei stock index slipped on! ↩️ goo.gl/8mQ5fL

The  # yen  and gold advanced and Stocks in  # Asia  were mixed, the Nikkei fell 0.5 percent while the S&P 500 maintained losses incurred on Monday after  # NorthKorea  nuclear test at the weekend.  # MSCI  Index was up 0.1 percent helped by gains in Chinese shares though many markets were in red.  Observers believe that North Korea will fire an ICBM missile before September 9 after reports of the regime starting to move such a weapon.  There is no clear view that diplomacy can solve th is problem given that this failed in the last 25 years. At the same time, the  # UnitedStates  is not prepared for a military action soon leaving the situation on a continued stalemate. Find more economy news on site!  goo.gl/pHyKpS

After terrorist attack in Spain Asian stocks slid globally and the dollar wavered on the concerns that President Trump will not be able to fulfil his economic agenda. In the commodities market, oil prices pulled back after recent gains. U.S crude dropped 0.3 percent in the early session and the global benchmark Brent slid 0.4 percent to $50.85 per barrel in early trading today. Read more on cite! goo.gl/bUkBX3 Copy short URL

Gold prices were nudged away from recent highs as broader risk aversion receded somewhat. Spot gold was 0.1 percent lower at $1,276.40 an ounce after having spiked the previous day to a near two-month peak of $1,278.66. Read also about currency and commodities markets. News are already on site! goo.gl/DxrNeJ

USD weakening during the session. China reported its July trade balance data, the yuan rose 0.25% against the USD, after trade data, to 6.7044. AUD/USD rose after July business confidence and conditions rose. In commodities, Oil prices following a recovery in output at Libya's largest oil field and as doubts about OPEC-led production cuts continue to weigh on the market and Gold rose 0.2 percent to $1,260.17 an ounce. More economy news on site! goo.gl/uxYaHx

Apple Inc posted good results after close yesterday and recorded better than expected iPhone sales revenue and earnings per share and signalled its impending 10th-anniversary phone is on schedule. After data in New Zealand showed an unexpected decline in hiring, the kiwi sank by 0.4 percent to 74.27US cents. The dollar index was firm at 93.115 after hitting its lowest in 14 months at 92.777. The euro bought $1.1810 after sliding 0.3 percent yesterday. Find more news on site! goo.gl/vTQScA

Asian equities edged up early today after positive data showed a growing global economy with inflation staying well contained. In the currency market, the Australian dollar gained today 0.4 percent. The greenback slipped to its six week low of 110.004 against the yen in the early session and was last hovering around 110.12 down 0.1 percent. More about currency state read on site!   goo.gl/qPg3RK

Let’s check economy news around the world to find trading opportunity for you! The dollar shows stability while crude oil price grew up. The U.S Federal Reserve concludes a two-day meeting later today and is widely expected to keep rates unchanged. The dollar was firm today against major currencies on the backdrop of Wall Street good performance and less demand for safe-haven bonds. More about currency and commodities market state read on site! goo.gl/3GZq9n

Do you know the main reasons for the dollar depreciation? Why crude oil price grew again?  The MSCI edged up with few percentage points, less than 0.1 percent and Japan’s NIKKEI slipped 0.1 percent. Both Australian stocks and Hang Seng Index slightly advanced with 0.8 percent and 0.5 percent respectively. Read more about world economy state right now! goo.gl/TW7mdk

Ahead of today OPEC meeting crude oil extended declines. Asian stocks had a setback after recent strong gains, the MSCI was down 0.2 percent and Japan’s NIKKEI dropped close to 1 percent pressured by a stronger yen. The Australian stocks retreated 1percent in the early session yesterday, Hang Seng added 0.4 percent. The dollar index remained subdued Monday after touching 93.824 in early trading, its lowest level in the last 12 months. The greenback continued to slide against the yen as markets are now waiting for the Federal Reserve meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday. Read more on site! goo.gl/yVkm75

 Already nine days straight Asian stocks gained because of global equities to new highs on strong U.S corporate earnings and anticipation by investors on Japan and Europe central banks meetings. Also, we see the MSCI shares added 0.1 percent coming near to its highest level since December 2007 and NIKKEI climbed by 0.4 percent. Find more data of currency market state to be aware of it and find new trading opportunities. goo.gl/Bb7PRb

Check how was changed USD and yen state. Why NIKKEI stock index scaled down by 0.6 percent? What's the reason of Oil price stable in early session today? Read more on site!   goo.gl/vy7BFq

What the reason of Asian stocks boost? Why The S&P 500 and the DOW shows record highs?  Read more about currency and commodities markets state to be aware of new trading opportunities for you! Check it right now on the site!   goo.gl/V8rL6s

Week started so we have top 3 picks to keep eye at!  Firstly, on Tuesday we'll see release the Central Bank of Japan its latest Policy Rate and Monetary Policy Statement.  Thursday sees ECB release of the Minimum Bid Rate and the press conference which follows, will be of key importance. The Bid rate is expected to remain unchanged at 0% while all eyes will be looking at the press conference for clues as to the ECB`s view on the current and outlook of the European economy. Also, we are waiting for data out from Canada on Friday - release of the Canadian CPI m/m. It's very important figure, which give investors a glimpse into the health of the Canadian economy. Find full review on site goo.gl/AAQWhL

Why U.S stocks slid briefly and Japan Nikkei slid 0.3 percent while the MSCI gained 0.1 percent? How US political controversy affected at stocks and currency and commodities markets? Read more on site right now to be aware! goo.gl/6cx7Hn

Yesterday Asian equites was edged – investors are waiting for clues on Fed position on U.S monetary policy. In Australia, stocks lost ground, while Korean and Japanese stocks edged higher. The dollar added 0.2 percent against the yen to 114.20, a move back toward a two-month high of 114.32. The Euro wobbled in the early trading shading few point down to 1.1395. More about currency market state read on site! goo.gl/JuW1Za

Employment data grew while Asian stocks railed because of Wall Street strong performance. The Nikkei rose 0.7 percent and MSCI broadest Index of Asia-Pacific shares advanced 0.55 percent. USD rose by 0.2 percent against the yen during the early session today, the euro was unchanged during early trading today at 1.14075 against the dollar extending Friday’s loss by 0.1 percent. More about the currencies and commodities market – on site! goo.gl/gb4BF9

Today we check events and news releases which will give us new trading opportunity. Let’s look at 3 top picks: ✔ on Wednesday, we’ll see the Bank of Canada releasing their Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes – it might affect at CAD rates; ✔ also, Wednesday sees the US Crude Oil Inventories release; ✔ and on Friday we expect data out from US – the CPI m/m release, which really affected at USD rates. Find full information on site right now!  goo.gl/tAEUG9

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. About commodities market state read on site goo.gl/vSauNs

Do you know, that Australian stocks advanced 1.65 percent? The Australian dollar climbed 0.1 percent to $0.7666. USD grew after the June domestic manufacturing index activity rose and, also, because a positive and strong showing of government outlays on construction projects in May. In currency, EUR was changed a little bit and GBP inched higher but failed to make gains on most of Monday's 0.7 percent loss. Read more about currency and commodities on site! goo.gl/Bx6DsH