US indices posted minimal growth on Tuesday, with Dow Jones and S&P 500 rising only 0.1%, and Nasdaq climbing 0.2%.

Meanwhile, Asian markets closed in different directions this morning: Japan indices fell 0.1%, while China indices posted a 0.4% gain.

The oil market also grew, showing a 0.4% increase in prices. Brent traded at $ 75 ahead of the OPEC meeting and amid a strong decline in US reserves. According to latest reports, oil stocks in US fell 8.1 million over the week, which is about 2 times higher than expected. This drop indicates the continued rapid growth of the US economy.

Unsurprisingly, US also reported an increase in consumer optimism, which points to a boom in demand. Data released yesterday show that the index for June increased to 127 points.

The boom also raised home prices by a massive 14.6%, which is the largest jump recorded in 30 years. It also affected the market for new cars.

And today, ADP will publish a report on US employment, which is projected to show an increase of around 570,000.

Regarding other economies, Germany also showed a strong improvement, posting a decrease in unemployment rate from 3.8% to 3.7%.

The world's epidemiological situation is also better, thanks to the sharp decrease in new COVID-19 infections. According to the latest data, the total number of new cases is 2.5 times lower than the record last May.

Going back to the markets, S&P 500 still values 4.290 points and has a range of 4.250 - 4.320 points.

Meanwhile, the USD index rose slightly to 92.00, but still has a range of 91.70-92.30.

As for USD/CAD, it hit 1.2380 and now has a range of 1.2300-1.2470.

Conclusion: The US market will move depending on the US data that will be released today.