Gold prices in Pakistan rose amid weaker US Dollar, geopolitical tensions, and global central banks increasing reserves.
New Zealand forecasts growing deficits and debt, with GDP shrinking in 2024/25 before gradual recovery begins.
Bank of Japan monitors inflation and wage growth, considering policy changes amid external risks and yen depreciation.
PBOC sets USD/CNY at 7.1903, below forecast; monetary tools aim to stabilize economy and currency.
Singapore’s GDP shrank 0.6% in Q1, outperforming forecasts and offering insight into economic conditions.
Japan’s machinery orders rose 8.4% YoY in March, defying forecasts and supporting economic momentum.
Gold prices surge as US debt concerns and Middle East tensions fuel safe-haven demand amid market volatility.
US Treasury yields rose after weak 20-year bond auction, deficit worries, and stable Federal Reserve rates.
WTI crude falls below $62 as rising supply and weak demand outlook pressure prices amid geopolitical tensions.
Canadian Dollar strengthens amid rising oil prices, U.S. debt concerns, and contracting Canadian housing prices in April.
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