Gold hit $4,775 as dollar weakened; Middle East calm helped, but inflation and higher rate expectations capped gains.
South Korea’s growth rebounds on chip exports; 2026 forecast trimmed to 2.0% amid inflation, disruption risks.
South Korea’s 1Q26 GDP may rebound on chip exports; 2026 growth cut to 2.0% amid inflation risks.
South Korea’s March consumer inflation rose 2.2% year on year, missing forecasts of 2.4% and undershooting expectations.
South Korea’s March CPI rose 2.2% year-on-year, coming in below the 2.4% forecast.
South Korea’s CPI rose 0.3% in March, missing the 0.6% forecast and signaling softer inflation.
South Korea’s CPI rose 0.3% in March, undershooting the 0.6% forecast, signaling slower-than-expected monthly inflation.
GBP/USD rebounds above 1.3300; BoE pushes back on hikes as robust US data lifts dollar focus.
GBP/USD rebounded above 1.3300 as BoE pushed back on hikes; strong US data, Iran update awaited.
Malaysian markets steady; ringgit and equities up as BNM forecasts 2026 growth 4–5%, inflation contained, rates on hold.
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