Gold prices in Saudi Arabia rose Monday, reaching 354.53 SAR per gram. Economic factors influence gold’s value.
EUR/USD opened higher after German elections, but gains levelled off as coalition talks and USD weakness persisted.
Gold prices in the Philippines rose, driven by market conditions, geopolitical instability, recession fears, and interest rate fluctuations.
Bank of England’s Clare Lombardelli, Dave Ramsden, and Swati Dhingra will speak on monetary policy and balance sheets.
Singapore’s GDP grew 5% in Q4. EUR/USD fell below 1.0500. Gold remains steady near record highs.
State-backed developers buy land at higher prices as China eases restrictions, signaling confidence in market recovery.
Gold prices in Pakistan rose, with 1 gram reaching 26,304.74 PKR. Central banks increased reserves significantly in 2022.
Silver trades at $32.70, supported by a weaker US Dollar and tariff concerns, with a bullish outlook.
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.
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