Gold prices in Pakistan fell Tuesday; gram at PKR 40,687, tola at PKR 474,563, FXStreet.
NZD slips to 0.5855 as USD rebounds; oil supports greenback, Fed minutes awaited, NZ producer inflation rises.
GBP/USD slipped to 1.3415 as UK political turmoil and hawkish Fed expectations pressured the Pound.
GBP/USD slipped near 1.3415 as UK political turmoil and jobs data loomed, while US inflation boosted dollar.
EUR/JPY slipped toward 185.10 as euro weakness on Iran uncertainty outweighed ECB hike bets, soft yen.
USD/CAD edged higher amid Middle East tensions, softer oil, and anticipation of Canada inflation data release.
Westpac’s May consumer confidence in Australia rose sharply, improving from -12.5% to 83%, signalling stronger sentiment.
WTI held near $101.85 as Trump paused Iran strike; Hormuz closure persists; API inventories awaited.
Japan’s GDP deflator rose 3.4% year on year in Q1, beating expectations of 3.1% by 0.3.
USD/JPY slipped near 158.80 as intervention gains faded; oil-driven inflation and data focus keep volatility.
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