- Indices from Asia-Pacific launched a new week mostly lower. S&P/ASX 200 dropped 0.2%, Kospi traded 0.70% down, Nifty 50 declined 0.57% and Nikkei fell 0.88%. Indices from China were an exception and traded mostly higher
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DAX futures point to a slightly lower opening of the European cash session today
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US index futures trade lower compared to Friday's closing prices
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The Pentagon shot down an unidentified object that it tracked over Michigan.
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Chinese government spotted a mystery object over waters near northern port city Qingdao and plans to shoot it down
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ECB's Visco said that policymakers must be careful to avoid unnecessary, excessive rise in real interest rates
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Germany's governing party Social Democrats has lost Berlin election for the first time since 1999
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UK firms plan biggest pay rises since 2012 to attract staff, according to CIPD via Reuters
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According to the Australian Financial Review, during a meeting with one of the hedge funds RBA Governor Lowe said, that there is a possibility that Australia’s cash rate could go as far in this rising cycle as the US Fed
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BoA analysts' expect Stoxx 600 dropping 20% to 365 by the Q3 2023
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New Zealand Services PMI rose to 54.5 in January, up from a downwardly revised 52.0 in the previous month
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The used car prices in the US resumed upward move in January
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OPEC expects global oil demand to exceed pre-pandemic levels this year
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Cryptocurrencies are trading mostly higher at the beginning of a new week. Bitcoin rose 0.2%, Ethereum gains 0.5%
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Mixed moods prevail on the energy commodities market. Brent and WTI fell around 1.0% each while US natural gas prices jump 0.90%
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Precious metals trade flat amid stronger USD. Gold is trading below $1865 and silver attempts to break above $22.00 hurdle
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NZD and USD are the best performing major currencies while CAD and JPY lag the most
USDJPY rose over 0.60% during the Asian session as markets still try to assess looming change in BOJ leadership. Source: xStation5
