China’s central bank expected to ease policy further in 2025 to bolster demand amid external pressures.
Singapore’s GDP growth misses expectations; markets react as currencies fluctuate, gold drops, and Bitcoin nears resistance.
Gold prices dipped after a three-day rally, as market sentiment improved amid US-China tariff developments.
UK asking prices hit record £377,182 in April 2025 amid rising listings and resilient buyer demand.
AUD/USD rebounds near 0.6300 amid tariff relief, US equity gains, and anticipation of Chinese trade data.
China caps daily share sales by large investors to curb volatility amid rising U.S. trade tensions.
Friedrich Merz warns Trump’s policies could spark crisis; markets react as gold dips, forex shifts.
New Zealand retail sales fell 1.6% year-on-year in March, improving from February’s 4.2% decline.
Retail sales dip in New Zealand; markets react to tariffs, monetary policy shifts, and gold price retreat.
New Zealand’s service sector activity declined in March, with PSI at 49.1, below the long-term average.
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