Barclays cuts oil forecast; Taiwan dollar surges; China exports fall; US tariffs rise; gold fluctuates.
Gold prices rose in Pakistan amid geopolitical tensions, strong US jobs data, and central banks’ gold purchases.
Goldman Sachs projects 5% drop in China exports by 2025–26 due to rising U.S. tariffs.
Gold prices rose in the Philippines; global factors and central bank activity continue to influence market dynamics.
Barclays lowers Brent crude forecast amid rising OPEC+ output and expected easing of voluntary production cuts.
Indonesia’s GDP falls; gold and EUR/USD rise on weaker dollar; Litecoin ETF prospects boost sentiment.
Taiwan dollar surges 3.8% in historic move driven by trade talks, strong data, and equity inflows.
Indonesia’s GDP growth reached 4.87% in Q1, slightly below expectations, highlighting modest economic momentum.
The Taiwan dollar’s surge prompts revaluation talks as Asian nations address U.S. tariff tensions and currency moves.
Silver rises on trade tensions, weak US Dollar, and safe-haven demand amid uncertain US-China negotiations.
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