Gold prices rose in India amid global economic concerns, with central banks increasing gold reserves significantly.
Canada drops Digital Services Tax amid renewed US trade talks; Canadian Dollar sees slight increase.
Gold prices in Malaysia climbed slightly, influenced by global rates, currency values, and central bank demand.
Japanese households face rising living costs as food prices soar; inflation pressures challenge Bank of Japan policy.
UK-US trade deal eases tariffs for UK car and aerospace sectors; GBP unchanged despite agreement.
China’s manufacturing improved in June, aided by a trade truce, though output stayed below expansion levels.
WTI crude steadies near $64.50 as Middle East tensions ease and OPEC+ plans production increase.
Australia’s private sector credit grew in May 2025, though more slowly, signaling continued economic stability.
Canadian Dollar strengthens as oil prices rise, digital tax withdrawn, and US economic data shows weakness.
China’s manufacturing PMI improves slightly in June, while non-manufacturing and composite indices show modest growth.
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