Gold consolidates below $3,400 amid Middle East tensions, Fed rate outlook, and inflation-driven support.
USDCHF hovers near April lows; market eyes data, Fed-SNB rate policy, and technical trendline support.
BoE holds rates steady; GBP faces resistance. USD remains stable; gold, Bitcoin sway with geopolitics.
Swiss National Bank signals possible negative rates amid falling inflation, uncertain global outlook, and growth slowdown.
Bank of England holds rates steady; markets calm. Gold fluctuates on geopolitical tensions; Bitcoin finds support.
China grants rare earth export licenses to select firms, with total number and recipients still unclear.
Bank of England holds rates; GBP resists at 1.3450; Bitcoin pressured; gold stabilizes; caution urged.
Continued Middle East tensions risk triggering stagflation in the Eurozone, threatening global economic stability and growth.
New Zealand Dollar weakens amid deficit concerns, despite stronger GDP growth and cautious rate outlook.
European equities dip amid geopolitical tensions and US market closure, signaling potential weekly declines across key indices.
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