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Despite Japanese officials' concerns over the yen's rapid decline, it traded below 150 per dollar on Thursday, marking a 6% drop this year.
Gold prices surged to a week-high on Wednesday amid a weak dollar. China's rate cuts to support the economy dampen demand for safe-haven assets.
Asian oil prices held steady Tuesday, near three-week highs, amid rising Middle East tensions and rebounding Chinese demand.
On Monday, the yen hovered around the crucial 150 per dollar mark in light trading due to the President's Day holiday closing US markets.
India's BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty surged after the interim budget. Goldman Sachs predicts Nifty hitting 23,500 by the end of 2024.
Gold stagnates post-failure to break an all-time high in December. The US economy and inflation trump China's property concerns and wars.
US equities has enjoyed a bright start in 2024, a sign that it may head for another yearly gain. However, better opportunities seem to exist elsewhere.
Oil prices rose as tensions escalated in the Middle East after Israel rejected a ceasefire offer from Hamas, setting the stage for weekly gains.
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USD to EUR volatility stabilizes, and the market closely watches US CPI data. A Reuters survey indicates potential USD strength, yet the EUR maintains upward momentum. EUR to USD sees some rebound, but technical pressure warrants attention.
Wall Street, Europe shares dip after Fed Chair Powell adjusts expectations. A strong job report makes six expected cuts unlikely.
Gold dropped on a strong US nonfarm payroll, boosting the dollar and Treasury yields. Traders see a 70% chance of a May rate cut, per CME Fed Watch.
OPEC+ kept oil output unchanged, boosting Friday trade and offsetting losses from unconfirmed Israel-Hamas ceasefire reports.
Despite lower-than-expected private payroll increases last month, the US dollar continued to rise against the pound on Thursday after the Fed meeting.
