China’s bank loans miss forecast; loan growth slows, credit demand weak despite easing and expected rate cuts.
Gold surges amid Israel-Iran conflict, risk aversion, inflation data; eyes on Fed and $3,450 resistance.
UK house prices fell 0.3% in June 2025, marking the largest June drop since 2011.
New Zealand’s service and manufacturing sectors declined, signaling recession risks, while NZD/USD remained stable.
Yen weakens amid higher oil, U.S. yields; BOJ expected to hold rates steady despite market stress.
Oil futures climbed as Brent crude rose $3, while US equity index futures posted slight declines.
Iran refuses talks during attacks, tying future diplomacy to post-conflict conditions with Israel and the U.S.
PBOC injects 400 billion yuan via six-month reverse repos to manage liquidity amid maturing NCDs.
Bank of Japan meets amid sparse economic calendar, expected to hold rates steady and taper bond purchases.
Early Monday forex trade sees low liquidity; USD and JPY slightly stronger; major pairs remain steady.
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