On Tuesday, Asian market opens negative.The current price of gold view safe and trading at USD 1,233.56 per ounce for the fifth straight session.The Japanese yen, also view safely because of its excess large current account, and strongly valued against major currencies.

In late Monday, Kathy LIen, managing director of FX strategy for BK Asset Management said, "Investors are nervous about the economy and President Trump's policies".

He added, "Trump has been on a campaign to pressure other countries to strengthen their currency which effective means he wants the dollar to weaken".

In early morning yen attract 111.68 per dollar, fall below as compared to yesterday.Contradict to Euro the yen trade at 119.75, raise by 121 compared to last week.
As due to yen strength Japan's Nikkei 225 lost 0.88 per cent.Australia's S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.37 percent.The South Korean Kospi slipped 0.26 percent.Toshiba shares also fell, down 0.83 percent. European equities had also fallen down.

In Asia, on Tuesday morning the dollar was at 99.907 against other currencies.The Australian dollar trade low at USD 0.7635.

The euro fell against the dollar from levels over USD 1.077 to around USD 1.0729.

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