Gold prices in Pakistan dropped slightly, influenced by international rates, currency changes, and global economic factors.
Gold prices in Malaysia dropped, influenced by global rates, currency strength, interest rates, and market perception.
FX option expiries on 26 May include large positions in EUR/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CAD, and NZD/USD.
China discusses new policy tools amid global economic shifts; AUD rises on interest rates and export demand.
WTI Oil holds near $61.50 amid easing US-EU trade tensions and geopolitical support from Middle East.
Kashkari highlights tariff risks, trade uncertainty, and immigration’s impact on investments; Dollar weakens, currencies gain.
USD/CAD drops below 1.3700 as US Dollar weakens; strong Canadian inflation supports resilient Canadian Dollar.
Gold prices dip amid eased trade fears; inflation concerns and central bank purchases continue to support prices.
EUR/USD rises as Trump delays EU tariffs; weaker USD and Moody’s downgrade fuel market uncertainty.
PBOC lowers USD/CNY fix to 7.1833, signaling currency guidance and broader monetary policy adjustments.
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