Список проголосовавших за комментарий " Overnight Summary — World markets signaling modestly higher start for Tuesday<ul><li>The global equity markets are generally higher this morning, although net changes are marginal. S&P futures are up just a fraction of a point thus far with trading fairly subdued for the bulk of the overnight session.</li><li>The news flow out of Asian was light, with Japan releasing the most significant economic data point from the region. The Preliminary Manufacturing PMI for January saw a MoM increase to 52.8 (up from 52.4 in Dec). The recent strength in the yen plagued the Nikkei, with the index losing 0.6%. However, the USD/JPY hit multi-month lows near the mid-way point of the trading day, helping the Japanese also pull off session lows. Although the Cash market closed down for the day, the Nikkei futures have managed to claw its way back to unchanged on the day (current levels). The Shanghai saw another lack-luster campaign, with traders seemingly looking forward to the start of Golden Week, just a few days away.</li><li>European bourses are stronger, but also somewhat uneventful. The biggest news out of the region came from the UK where the Supreme Court ruled that Parliament must vote on start of Brexit negotiations, which means the Article 50 may end up taking longer to implement than previously proposed. With that said, this was generally expected. One more notable item from the announcement declared the UK does not need to consult with Scotland, which would have likely stymied the process even longer. The release caused some volatility in the Pound, but the currency quickly moved back to where it started following an initial knee jerk downward. The Stock markets saw little reaction to the news.</li></ul><p><em>Market updates</em><strong>:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>S&P Futures vs Fair Value: +0.5</strong></li><li><strong>10 yr Note:</strong> 2.4284%</li><li><strong>USD/JPY: 113.33 +0.63</strong></li><li><strong>EUR/USD: 1.0740 -0.0023 </strong></li><li><strong>Europe</strong>: FTSE +0.2% DAX +0.2% CAC +0.1% </li><li><strong>Asia</strong>: Hang Seng +0.2% Shanghai +0.2% Nikkei +0.4% </li><li><strong>Commodities</strong>: Gold (1212.60 -3.00) Silver (17.13 -0.06) crude (52.78 +0.03) </li></ul><p><strong><em>US Econ Data</em></strong></p><ul><li>December Existing Home Sales (10am)</li><li>2-year Bond Auction (1pm)</li></ul>"