Gold prices rose in UAE as global tensions, weak dollar, and central bank buying supported safe-haven demand.
Barclays cuts oil forecast; Taiwan dollar surges; China exports fall; US tariffs rise; gold fluctuates.
Gold prices rose in Pakistan amid geopolitical tensions, strong US jobs data, and central banks’ gold purchases.
Goldman Sachs projects 5% drop in China exports by 2025–26 due to rising U.S. tariffs.
Gold prices rose in the Philippines; global factors and central bank activity continue to influence market dynamics.
Barclays lowers Brent crude forecast amid rising OPEC+ output and expected easing of voluntary production cuts.
Indonesia’s GDP falls; gold and EUR/USD rise on weaker dollar; Litecoin ETF prospects boost sentiment.
Taiwan dollar surges 3.8% in historic move driven by trade talks, strong data, and equity inflows.
Indonesia’s GDP growth reached 4.87% in Q1, slightly below expectations, highlighting modest economic momentum.
The Taiwan dollar’s surge prompts revaluation talks as Asian nations address U.S. tariff tensions and currency moves.
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