Military solutions are now fully in place,locked and loaded,should North Korea act unwisely. Two weeks ago it saw its biggest weakly fall against the euro since the start of 2015. "We do just not know what happens next with the North Korea situation," said BNY Mellon FX strategist Neil Mellor. "Of course, it's all come at a time when share markets are due for a correction, so North Korea has provided a perfect trigger. The Korea tensions though have seen both U.S. and European markets this week push back expectations of when the Fed and ECB might hike interest rates.

Source: Times of India August 11, 2017 13:09 UTC