Asian stock markets and investors are in nervous anticipation
Asian stocks rose on Tuesday, as investors nervously await the decisions of the Fed meeting and the Bank of Japan policy that will be taken on Wednesday.
"The market is more concerned about the decisions taken by the Bank of Japan than the Fed, because it can give an unexpected surprise", - said YUTEK Miura, senior technical analyst at Mizuho Securities.
Unpleasant mood could spread to European markets.
"Today is the opening of the European markets was slightly softer after yesterday's lower oil prices compared with its intraday growth", - wrote Maykl Hyuson, senior analyst at CMC Markets, which had expected a lower digging the FTSE 100, DAX and CAC 40.
Oil has managed to gain a foothold in Venezuela to statements about the possible freezing of OPEC oil production. Indicators showed that crude oil inventories in the US rose last week.
Crude oil, Brent crude fell 0.4 percent to 45.79 dollars per barrel, while US crude oil fell 0.6 percent to 43.05 dollars.
EMini index futures and S P 500 rose 0.2 percent after major US indexes finished week turbulent bids.
Global markets are strained in recent weeks due to the Fed's intentions that remain far from unambiguous.
Following the results of the two-day meeting of the Fed plans to keep interest rates unchanged, while Janet Yellen mentioned in her speech that the central bank plans to increase the interest rate.
"There is a lot of uncertainty associated with the possible solution to the Fed," - says Dzhennifer Veyl, principal analyst for fixed income instruments U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Portland, Oregon.
Dzhennifer Veyl, like most strategists and investors expect the Fed to refrain from taking any further steps.
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