The S&P 500 futures currently trade 15 points above fair value.
Equity indices in the Asia-Pacific region ended Tuesday on a higher note with South Korea's Kospi (+2.7%) powering to another fresh record even though President Trump said that the tariff on imports from South Korea will be increased to 25% from 15% because South Korean legislature has not passed the trade agreement that was made with the U.S. However, South Korea's parliament is still expected to vote on the deal by the end of February. China's Ministry of Commerce said that it will create conditions for attracting foreign investment. China warned its citizens against traveling to Japan for Lunar New Year, claiming "severe" safety threats.
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Major European indices trade on a mostly higher note while Germany's DAX (-0.2%) has been weighed down by automakers after the EU signed a trade deal with India. Germany's economy minister said that he expects some debt-fueled growth this year but does not expect it to be sustainable. European Central Bank policymaker Kocher said that "a lot" has happened since the last ECB meeting and that the ability to act quickly and decisively is important. This comes after multiple ECB policymakers said that policy is in a good place in recent weeks.
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