India’s HSBC Composite PMI fell to 58.6 in March, indicating a slight slowdown in economic expansion.
Malaysia tightens semiconductor export oversight, ensuring compliance with U.S. controls amid concerns over illegal chip rerouting.
Silver steadies at $33.10 as US Dollar weakens; Fed rate outlook and economic concerns influence price dynamics.
Gold Futures trade near 3027.7; bullish above 3035, bearish below 3031.2. Key levels and profit targets provided.
Japanese Finance Minister vows action on currency swings; USD/JPY rises 0.31% to 149.80 amid market watch.
Ant Group uses Chinese chips with MoE models, cutting costs by 20% while competing with Nvidia’s H800.
NZD/USD rose as the US dollar weakened, supported by Chinese stimulus and trade-related concerns affecting sentiment.
Morgan Stanley raises China’s 2025 GDP growth forecast to 4.5%, citing latest economic data and trends.
Gold prices fell to $3,025 as ceasefire hopes reduced demand, but expected Fed rate cuts may limit losses.
BoJ Governor Ueda announced a gradual reduction of JGB holdings, emphasizing stable prices and possible policy adjustments.
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