Gold prices in India rose Monday, reaching 8,197.41 INR per gram, influenced by global trends and economic factors.
New Zealand’s credit card spending rose 1.3% in January, boosting the NZD against multiple currencies amid USD weakness.
Gold prices in Malaysia rose to MYR 415.96 per gram, influenced by geopolitical instability and economic factors.
Goldman Sachs favors A-shares and H-shares, citing AI growth, liquidity support, and potential short-term A-share gains.
USD/CAD fell below 1.4200 as a weaker US Dollar and lower crude oil prices pressured the pair.
UBS forecasts mid-teen AI stock returns by 2025, citing investment growth, monetisation, and a $10.5 trillion valuation.
WTI oil rose to $70.30 but faced pressure from Kurdistan exports, US tariffs, and economic data anticipation.
The US dollar’s uptrend has broken; indicators suggest weakening, but a downtrend is not yet confirmed.
NZD/USD rises to 0.5750 after strong retail sales, supported by China’s policies but facing US risks.
China COSCO Shipping shares fell 8% after Donald Trump proposed fees and shipping requirements for Chinese-built vessels.
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