Gold prices in Saudi Arabia dropped slightly, influenced by currency strength, global trends, and economic uncertainty.
Japan’s PPI rose as expected; yen briefly dipped, then rebounded. Fuel and rice prices remain high.
Gold prices fell in UAE amid trade optimism, geopolitical tensions, and expectations of future US rate cuts.
PBOC sets yuan’s daily midpoint; allows 2% fluctuation; may intervene to maintain exchange rate stability.
Gold prices in Pakistan fell amid US-China trade optimism, impacting demand; global tensions may limit declines.
UBS shifts US equities outlook to Neutral, citing improved sentiment, stable valuations, and easing trade tensions.
Investment lending dips in Australia; markets react to US-China trade pause, EUR/USD nears 1.1200.
South Korea’s April unemployment fell to 2.7%, with job growth and currency fluctuations marking economic shifts.
Australia’s wages rise; Euro, Pound stay strong; Gold steady; Solana fluctuates amid trade optimism and data focus.
Bear steepening signals reduced recession risk, influencing hiring, spending, and affirming markets’ role in economic momentum.
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