RBA remains cautious on interest rate changes amid global risks, inflation concerns, and labour market uncertainties.
Gold prices in the Philippines rose Tuesday, reflecting global economic conditions, currency trends, and central bank demand.
U.S. market volatility rises with tariff policies; BOJ monitors impact on Japan and global economies closely.
Gold prices in Pakistan rise amid global economic tensions, tariff impacts, and increasing demand for safe assets.
Indonesia’s consumer confidence fell to 121.1 in March, signaling potential changes in spending and trends.
The People’s Bank of China sets a daily midpoint for yuan, allowing 2% fluctuation within a controlled band.
USD/CAD rebounds as inflation concerns and trade dynamics shape interest rate expectations and influence Canadian Dollar.
Bostic urges caution in policy decisions amid economic uncertainty, persistent inflation, and hesitant investment across sectors.
South Korea’s trade surplus fell slightly in March, highlighting a minor decline amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
Japan’s Finance Minister Kato stressed managing forex volatility through cooperation and market-driven exchange rate stability.
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