Canadian Dollar strengthens to eight-month high, supported by oil prices and steady USD amid geopolitical tensions.
The PBOC sets a daily yuan midpoint, allowing limited fluctuation and intervenes to maintain currency stability.
Dow drops 1,000 points on Israel-Iran tension; consumer sentiment rises, fueling hopes of rate cuts.
Trump stated the US is not currently involved in the Israel-Iran conflict but support for Israel continues.
AUD/USD declines below 0.6500 as geopolitical tensions lift USD; technicals suggest limited upside amid weak sentiment.
South Korea monitors markets, pledges financial and shipping aid to exporters amid trade war concerns and currency impact.
USD/JPY rises above 144.00 as geopolitical tensions and diverging central bank policies drive market movement.
China’s bank loans miss forecast; loan growth slows, credit demand weak despite easing and expected rate cuts.
Gold surges amid Israel-Iran conflict, risk aversion, inflation data; eyes on Fed and $3,450 resistance.
UK house prices fell 0.3% in June 2025, marking the largest June drop since 2011.
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