North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump both arrived in Vietnam on Tuesday, the eve of their second summit. In this second meeting they will tackle how to implement a North Korean pledge to give up its nuclear weapons.  

Economic momentum maintains dollar at the top even though the Fed confirmed its dovish shift this week in the minutes from its last meeting. It seems like the dollar will continue to enjoy a yield advantage over rivals.  

The United States and China have started to outline commitments in principle on the stickiest issues in their trade dispute.

Sterling is down around 0.3% after three lawmakers resigned from Prime Minister Theresa May’s ruling Conservative party.

A new series of talks between the United States and China to resolve their trade war will take place in Washington on Tuesday. Follow-up sessions at a higher level will come later in the week, the White House said.