Here is whats on the economic calendar in Asia - RBA Lowe later

New Zealand data at 2145 GMT. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand meet tomorrow, on Wednesday (local time):

• RBNZ +50 or +75 cash rate hike this week - the larger one would prop up the kiwi $

• RBNZ Shadow Board majority view is for a +75bp interest rate hike (cash rate to 4.25%)
• RBNZ meet next week - preview - "likely to deliver an outsized 75bps hike to 4.25%"
• Poll shows most analysts expect a +75bp rate hike from the RBNZ next week

I've noted also that Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Lowe is speaking during the EU/UK session (early),

South Korea consumer sentiment data has hit. Comes in at 86.5, well below the October result and what was expected for November.

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