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Indices from Wall Street finished yesterday's trading lower. S&P 500 and Dow Jones dropped 1.16% each, Nasdaq declined 0.82% and Russell 2000 slipped 0.72%
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Stocks in Asia-Pacific are trading mixed. Nikkei drops, S&P/ASX 200 gains and Kospi trades flat. Indices from China gain
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DAX futures point to a lower opening of the European cash session
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GBP dropped overnight following reports that some EU members demand European Commission to outlay no-deal plans
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Bloomberg reports that United Kingdom and Canada will sign free trade agreement in a matter of days
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Xi Jinping said that expanding domestic demand is a strategic priority for China. He also said that China will lower tariffs further and open the economy
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CEO of BlackRock, world's biggest asset manager, expect Biden to bring easing and stability to geopolitics
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Almost 11 thousand coronavirus-related deaths were reported yesterday worldwide - a new record. New cases jumped back above 600 thousand
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Australian economy added 178.8k jobs in October (exp. -30k) while the unemployment rate came in at 7% (exp. 7.2%)
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USD and CHF are top performing major currencies while GBP and NZD lag the most. EM currencies trade lower against USD
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Precious metals pull back amid USD strength. Oil is pulling back as well
Daily coronavirus case count jumped back above 600,000 yesterday. Source: worldometers, XTB
