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Dec 2025
In Pakistan, gold prices increased, reflecting a rise in value according to recent data

Gold prices rose in Pakistan, influenced by global rates, currency exchange, and geopolitical-economic factors.

15

Dec 2025
Gold prices experienced an increase in India, based on compiled data from recent sources

Gold prices in India rise; influenced by global rates, inflation fears, and central bank reserve strategies.

15

Dec 2025
In Malaysia, gold prices increased today based on compiled data from the financial source

Gold prices in Malaysia rise to MYR 569.10/gram; influenced by USD strength, inflation, and central bank buying.

15

Dec 2025
The monthly Japan Tertiary Industry Index increased by 0.9%, surpassing the previous 0.3%

Japan’s service sector rebounds as Tertiary Industry Index rises 0.9% in October, boosting economic outlook.

15

Dec 2025
Fresh buyers enter the silver market, reversing Friday’s losses and maintaining levels near $62.50

Silver rebounds above $62.00, supported by technical indicators, with potential resistance near $63.80 and $64.65.

15

Dec 2025
Due to disappointing Chinese retail sales and industrial production figures, the AUD/USD pair declines around 0.6650

AUD/USD dips as weak Chinese data and Australia job losses weigh on AUD; Fed outlook supports USD.

15

Dec 2025
Weakened Chinese economic data causes the New Zealand Dollar to fall to approximately 0.5780 against the US Dollar

NZD/USD weakens to 0.5780 as sluggish Chinese data pressures Kiwi; traders eye U.S. payroll report.

15

Dec 2025
According to Breman, the economic outlook aligns well with the Monetary Policy Committee’s anticipations and recovery signs

RBNZ holds OCR at 2.25%, signals stable outlook, monitors inflation, employment, and NZD market impact.

15

Dec 2025
China observed a 1.3% rise in November retail sales, with industrial production increasing by 4.8%

China’s retail sales and industrial output missed expectations; Australian Dollar shows modest movement amid mixed data.

15

Dec 2025
Industrial production in China for November registered at 4.8%, falling short of the 5% forecast

China’s industrial growth slows; gold climbs, Solana nears breakout; S&P 500 rises post Fed rate cut.

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