Tonight Donald Trump is set to give a speech to Congress, in which the head of the White House is expected to report on the situation in the country and its achievements. There is no doubt that the report will be affected by the introduction of new tax rules, immigration laws and the US position in the global political landscape.
Increasing US bond yields supported the greenback's course and returned the interest of investors, causing the dollar index to move from the level of December 2014.
Asian stocks may move into the red zone, after US stock indices also reported a decline at the moment; the Dow Jones fell by 177 points.
Today data will be published on GDP growth in the eurozone - it is expected on an annual basis this figure to be 2.7% and 0.6% qoq. In consolidation with other factors this could support the single currency, and at the moment the euro is trying to win back its positions against the dollar.
Today the head of the Bank of England Mark Carney will address the Committee on Economy. In Frankfurt we also had a speech by member of the ECB Yves Mersch.
