Australian and New Zealand dollars fall as rate cut expectations rise amid escalating US-driven trade tensions.
Singapore’s retail sales rose to 3% in February, signaling resilient consumer spending and economic health.
Political instability in South Korea is fueling financial uncertainty; key economic institutions meet to address concerns.
GBP/USD rises on weaker US Dollar; eyes on US jobs data amid recession and Fed cut concerns.
Goldman and Barclays lower oil price forecasts amid rising trade tensions and increased OPEC+ supply outlook.
Gold prices decline in Pakistan; influenced by U.S. economic trends, Fed policies, and global reserve changes.
BoJ may raise rates amid inflation; Uchida cites tariffs’ mixed effects on growth and global prices.
AUD/USD tumbles amid US-China trade tensions, RBA rate cut bets, and global economic slowdown concerns.
Morgan Stanley delays rate cut forecast to 2026 amid inflation risks from Trump’s newly announced import tariffs.
BoJ may raise rates if inflation rises; U.S. tariffs could both cool and pressure Japan’s economy.
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