With Asian markets trying to get away from the risk-filled mood out attention shifts to Europe, where Italian fiscal plans as well as the discussion of the future of Italy in Eurozone shifts all of the major European numbers way down.

Hang Seng lost 1.8 percent.

S&P 500 futures declined 0.3 percent.

Topix went up 0.5 percent.

Kospi declined 1 percent.

MSCI Asia Pacific lost 075 percent

Stoxx Europe 600 lost 0.5 percent.

FTSE lost 0.4 percent.

DAX declined 0.8 percent.

MSCI Emerging Market decreased 1.4 percent.

Currencies are uncertain what to make of the growing greenback as euro falls down and pound reaches the lowest point in weeks.

Dollar is at the highest point in three weeks after 0.2 percent gain against the basket of six major peers.

Euro lost 0.4 percent - $1.1532 – the lowest in six weeks.

Pound dipped 0.4 percent - $1.2996.

Commodities are as usual for this week marked by the growing oil, although Brent is experiencing the fall for the first time in a week. Gold and silver are gaining.

WTI grew 0.27 percent - $75.50 per barrel.

Brent lost 0.198 percent - $84.82.

Natural gas advanced 0.78 percent - $3.12 per MMBtu.

Heating oil declined 0.12 percent - $240.5.

Gold rose 0.49 percent - $1197.50.

Silver is up 0.85 percent - $14.63.

Copper is down 0.09 percent - $278.5 per pound.

Ounce of platinum gained 0.24 percent - $825.49.