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Jul 2025
In Pakistan, gold prices increased today based on information gathered from FXStreet

Gold prices rose in Pakistan amid global shifts, rate cut expectations, and central banks increasing gold reserves.

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Jul 2025
Today features a central banking panel with leading figures, while Goldman Sachs updates Fed rate predictions

Global central bankers, including Jerome Powell, convene Tuesday; Goldman Sachs revises its Federal Reserve rate forecast.

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Jul 2025
According to compiled data, gold prices in India have increased today

Gold prices in India rose amid falling US Treasury yields and Fed rate cut expectations for 2025.

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Jul 2025
BNZ revises their forecast, anticipating no rate cut from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand

BNZ revises forecast, now expecting RBNZ to hold rates steady amid diminished likelihood of rate cut.

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Jul 2025
In June, Indonesia’s year-on-year core inflation was reported at 2.37%, lower than anticipated 2.44%

Indonesia’s core inflation dipped below expectations; strong GBP/USD, rising Bitcoin Cash, and oil tensions impact markets.

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Jul 2025
In June, UK shop price inflation increased due to surging food prices and rising costs.

UK Shop Price Index rose 0.4% in June 2025, driven by a sharp increase in food prices.

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Jul 2025
In May, New Zealand’s building permits rose by 10.4% month-on-month, following a revised decline.

Building permits in New Zealand rose 10.4% in May, despite a 0.8% year-on-year decline.

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Jul 2025
According to Commerzbank, the dollar’s direction relies on Fed rate cut motivations and implications

U.S. dollar’s future hinges on Fed rate cut motives—economic reasoning may stabilize it, political pressure won’t.

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Jul 2025
Business confidence in New Zealand rose to 22%, showing increased optimism amid weak current conditions

Business confidence rises in Q2 2025, with more firms expecting improved economic conditions and demand ahead.

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Jul 2025
A decline to $60 for Brent crude oil is anticipated by Morgan Stanley due to supply increases

Morgan Stanley forecasts Brent crude to fall to $60 by 2026 due to oversupply and easing tensions.

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