JP Morgan predicts a weakening U.S. dollar due to slowing growth and stronger global monetary and fiscal support.
Gold prices in the Philippines fell, influenced by Dollar strength, interest rates, and global economic uncertainty.
Gold prices in UAE decline; geopolitical tensions, US Fed rates, and dollar movements influence global gold value.
Yen gains on CPI rise and rate hike hopes, but BoJ caution and US tariffs limit upside.
Quiet Middle East news boosts risk assets; US dollar weakens amid uncertainty over Israel-Iran involvement.
Gold prices dip in Pakistan amid geopolitical tensions, steady US rates, and fluctuating global economic sentiment.
PBOC drains 41.3 billion yuan after injecting funds via reverse repos amid exchange rate management.
Australian Dollar stabilises as China holds rates; US Middle East tensions may strengthen Dollar amidst uncertainty.
China holds key loan rates steady as focus shifts to seven-day reverse repo for monetary policy guidance.
Gold prices in India fell slightly; influenced by global trends, currency fluctuations, and safe-haven demand.
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