Markets in Asia are off to a mixed start, after posting their biggest weekly gain in more than two months. On Friday, U.S stocks rose a fourth day in a row, shaking off Brexit worries.
It's a mixed picture across commodity markets too. Gold and silver prices are rallying, while crude prices are cooling off.
Political developments continue to dictate terms for markets. In the U.K., Chancellor of Exchequer George Osborne, in an interview to the Financial Times, proposed lowering the corporate tax rate to 15 percent to boost the economy as Britain prepares to leave the EU.
Over in Australia, an unclear election result has raised risks of the country losing its AAA rating.
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Meanwhile, SGX Nifty indicates a positive start for Indian equities.
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