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The meeting minutes are set for release at 2 p.m. ET, and come halfway between the Fed's Sept. 17-18 meeting and its next rate-setting session October 29-30.

Asian markets were mixed in morning trade on Monday. Shares in Budweiser, AB InBev's Asia-Pacific unit, gained as much as 4% on their market debut in Hong Kong.

The Fed delivered it policy decision on Tuesday and decided to cut interest rates for the second time this year by 25 basis points to a target range of 1.75% to 2%.

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U.S. equity futures climbed with Asia stocks on Thursday as signs of goodwill in the trade war boosted risk appetite, while European shares fluctuated ahead of a key meeting of the region's central bank. Treasuries edged higher.

Asian stocks and U.S. equity futures climbed after China said it will be holding trade talks with American counterparts next month.

Global banks will this week start making their case on why they should be hired for what's set to be the world's biggest initial public offering, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Retail takes centre stage Tuesday. Two heavyweights, Home Depot and Kohl's, will release quarterly results ahead of the market open.

After a turbulent week for stocks, the markets are facing another potentially volatile week as the trade war and key economic data take center stage.

Global stocks extended already substantial losses on Tuesday as China's yuan currency dropped to an 11-year low after Washington designated Beijing a currency manipulator in a rapid escalation of the U.S.-China trade war.

There are two key events that investors will be paying close attention to on Tuesday, the start of the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) meeting and tech giant Apple's earnings report.

This week, the focus will be on earnings and second-quarter GDP data to be released at the end of the week.

Thursday, tech giant Microsoft and online pet-products retailer Chewy will deliver financial results after the market close.

Stocks in Asia retreated as investors turned their attention to upcoming testimony from the Federal Reserve chairman after a strong jobs report cast doubt on the pace of rate cuts. Turkey's lira fell after its central bank governor was replaced.

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U.S. stocks were mixed as investors digested a spate of concerns abroad and awaited signals of progress in U.S.-China trade talks.

Asian stocks struggled on Friday to track Wall Street's exuberance about a possible U.S. rate cut next month as anxiety over Sino-U.S. trade negotiations clouded the investor mood in the region.

Bitcoin soared to the highest level in a year, extending a run that's seen prices more than double since March.

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Whilst the markets saw some positivity yesterday with all 3 main indexes closing higher, concerns still grow on further trade tension between China and the US.

The ride-hailing giant is set to price its long-anticipated IPO on Thursday, with shares on track to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday.

The earnings extravaganza continues on Wednesday with reports from heavyweights Boeing before the opening bell and Facebook, Microsoft and Tesla after the closing bell.

Japan's Nikkei edged lower on Tuesday morning as investors awaited full-year earnings reports, while Sony jumped after Reuters reported that U.S. hedge fund Third Point was again building a stake in the company to push for changes.

The dollar edged higher on Wednesday and antipodean currencies beat a hasty retreat after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand surprised the markets by opening the door to future monetary policy easing.

Gold prices rose for a third consecutive session on Tuesday as the dollar weakened on expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will maintain a dovish tone at its monetary policy meeting this week.

The pound jumped and Asian shares rallied on Tuesday after the European Commission agreed to changes in a Brexit deal ahead of a vote in the British parliament on a divorce agreement.

China will cut billions of dollars in taxes and fees, increase infrastructure investment, and step up lending to small firms, Premier Li Keqiang said, as the government boosts stimulus to shore up an economy growing at its slowest pace in 30 years

Asian stocks edged higher Wednesday, with positive sentiment kept in check after a Wall Street advance fizzled as investors found little in Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's Congress testimony to extend the recent rally.

Asian stocks traded mixed Tuesday with little direction after a muted session in Europe and a holiday in the U.S. The dollar edged higher alongside Treasury yields.

Stocks began the week on a cautious note as doubts on the possibility for progress ahead of a potentially pivotal week for U.S.-China trade talks crept back into markets.

A closely-watched index of Australian business conditions weakened sharply in December as sales, profits and employment all took a turn for the worse, a disappointing end to the year that will only add to concerns for 2019.