Israel-Hamas ceasefire collapse, U.S.-Iran tensions, market shifts: gold surges, USD strengthens, Japan and Australia cautious.
EU investigates aluminium imports to shield industry from low-cost influx following US tariffs and shifting global supply.
Italy’s trade balance showed a €0.264 billion deficit in January, missing the expected €5.15 billion surplus forecast.
Gold peaks above $3005 as Middle East tensions rise after Israel-Hamas ceasefire collapse and reported Iranian ship sinking.
Canada’s inflation data for February may exceed 2.0%, influencing rate expectations amid trade and policy considerations.
The PBOC sets the yuan midpoint, allowing a 2% fluctuation. Net injection today: 235.6 billion yuan.
Gold surges past $3,000 amid geopolitical tensions; central banks accumulate record reserves, influencing market dynamics and valuations.
Japan’s Tertiary Index drops 0.3%, gold surpasses $3,000, EUR/USD rebounds, GBP/USD rises, Ethereum stays under $2,000.
Offshore investors grow optimistic about China’s consumer recovery, driven by policy support and shifting consumption trends.
Gold prices in Malaysia rose to MYR 430.52 per gram as central banks increased their Gold reserves.
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