Australia is set to release its third-quarter current account figures on Tuesday, marking a relatively quiet day for economic activity in the Asia-Pacific region. Analysts are projecting a deficit of AUD 10.3 billion, a slight improvement from the AUD 10.7 billion deficit recorded in the previous quarter.
In Japan, November's monetary base statistics are anticipated, following a stagnant year-on-year performance in October.
South Korea will unveil November's consumer price index figures. The forecast predicts a slight monthly decline of 0.1 percent and a yearly growth of 1.7 percent, contrasting with October's unchanged monthly performance and 1.3 percent annual increase.
New Zealand is expected to publish its third-quarter terms of trade data, with forecasts suggesting a 1.2 percent quarterly rise, following a 2.0 percent increase in the second quarter.
