Goldman Sachs predicts copper prices will rise to $10,500-$11,500 per ton, citing supply deficits through 2026.
Gold prices in UAE fell to 347.03 AED per gram. Influencing factors include geopolitical instability and interest rates.
Trump to sign executive orders Tuesday; tariffs on Canada, Mexico proceed; Keystone XL, Iran policy developments continue.
Gold prices in India dropped Tuesday; 1 gram costs 8,205.23 INR. Central banks continue increasing gold reserves.
Trump urged the Keystone XL pipeline’s construction, promising easy approvals and suggesting another company if necessary.
GBP/USD trades near 1.2630 in an ascending channel, with resistance at 1.2690 and support at 1.2597.
The Bank of Korea cuts interest rates to 2.75%; GDP growth projected at 1.5% in 2025.
BoK Governor Rhee Chang-yong explained the 25 basis point rate cut, citing weak growth and consumer sentiment.
USD/JPY rises above 150.00; yen remains volatile. Dollar faces resistance near 150.50 despite expected PPI Services increase.
BOK keeps rates at 2.75%, EUR/USD nears 1.0500, gold dips, and Shiba Inu holders sell tokens.
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