AUD/JPY trades near 94.50, maintaining upward momentum within a rising channel, supported by technical indicators.
Plans to replace Powell as Fed Chair, weakening dollar hits 10% slump; euro reaches 2021 highs.
USD/CHF hits lowest since 2011 amid Fed uncertainty, rate cut expectations, and shifting macroeconomic focus.
Foreign investors sold ¥524.3 billion in Japanese stocks, ending an 11-week buying streak amid valuation concerns.
GBP/USD climbs to 1.3724, buoyed by weaker USD, fragile ceasefire, and dovish Bank of England signals.
ECB officials set for public appearances; Schnabel, De Guindos, and Lagarde to speak at separate events.
Gold prices in India remain steady as geopolitical tensions and US rate expectations continue to influence markets.
China’s finance minister highlights exceptional global recovery challenges; Premier Li plans strong measures to boost consumption.
Gold prices in Malaysia remained steady Thursday, with slight increases reflecting global trends and currency fluctuations.
China’s economy shows resilience and growth potential, aiming to boost consumption and become a major consumer market.
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