Saudi gold prices slipped Thursday; dip seen as correction amid strong fundamentals, central-bank buying, volatility signals.
Philippine gold prices dipped Thursday as a stronger dollar pressured rates, despite record central-bank buying supporting demand.
UAE gold fell Thursday: AED 516.18/gram, tola AED 6,020.59, amid Fed pause hopes and risks.
IRGC claims it targeted US airbase; markets turn risk-off as oil, dollar, VIX rise sharply.
US sanctions Iran’s Hormuz transit authority as strait closure tightens supply, lifting WTI near $90 amid volatility.
Goolsbee warns supply and oil shocks, plus AI productivity hype, may fuel inflation, forcing higher rates.
Sterling nears 1.3400 as US-Iran tensions lift dollar; BoE hike bets fade; PCE inflation awaited.
Australia capex beats forecasts: +0.5% quarterly, +6.5% yearly, boosting AUD, equities; rates likely higher longer.
PBoC fixed USD/CNY firmer yet weaker than estimates, signaling tolerance for softer yuan; traders hedge volatility.
WTI rebounded near $89 as US-Iran tensions and inventory draws boosted risk premium, supporting bullish prices.
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