Japan’s Finance Minister Kato eyes G7 talks, plans discussions with U.S. on forex and tariff issues.
Gold prices rose in Saudi Arabia; global trends, currency shifts, and economic conditions influence their movement.
The PBOC sets a daily yuan midpoint, permitting controlled ±2% fluctuations to maintain exchange rate stability.
Gold prices rose in the UAE as global economic trends, bond yields, and central bank purchases influenced markets.
BOJ members debate interest rates, inflation outlook, and U.S. trade policy impact amid economic uncertainty.
Gold prices in Pakistan rose, driven by global trends, central bank purchases, and market expectations for rate cuts.
China agrees to lift countermeasures; global markets rally amid easing U.S.-China trade tensions and tariff negotiations.
EUR/USD sees large expiries; USD/JPY, GBP/USD, and others hold significant option levels across key rates.
Easing U.S.-China trade tensions may help, but persistent inflation delays Fed rate cuts until December.
USD/JPY slips amid BoJ uncertainty, US tariff concerns, rising wages, and market focus on US CPI.
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