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Koruna Under Pressure as Central European Rate-Hike Bets Fade; Focus Shifts to Polish Inflation
Softer CEE rate outlook weakens koruna; Hungary reprices easing, Poland inflation rises; favor EUR/CZK up and PLN outperformance.
ECB minutes flag persistent inflation risks as rate rise debate intensifies, euro edges lower
ECB minutes flag persistent energy-driven inflation risks, close-call rate debate, growth concerns, boosting euro volatility opportunities.
TD Securities brings forward July RBNZ rate hike call, still expects four 25bp moves
TD Securities now expects the RBNZ to hike in July, projecting four 25bp moves, capped near 3.50%.
Euro steadies above 1.1600 as Iran tensions lift oil and underpin dollar demand
EUR/USD rebounded above 1.1600, but geopolitical tensions lifted oil, boosted dollar demand, and kept euro constrained.
Stournaras Signals Likely June ECB Rate Rise as Euro Holds Steady Amid Inflation Concerns
Stournaras signals likely June ECB rate hike to curb inflation; euro steady, volatility rising, traders adjust.
NZD/USD slides as US-Iran strikes boost dollar; RBNZ hold keeps rate-hike outlook in focus
NZD/USD fell to 0.5885 as US-Iran strikes sparked risk-off, despite RBNZ hold and hawkish hikes outlook.
Saudi gold prices slip as traders weigh Fed signals, inflation data and central bank demand
Saudi gold prices slipped Thursday; dip seen as correction amid strong fundamentals, central-bank buying, volatility signals.
Philippine Gold Prices Ease as Strong Dollar Weighs, While Central Bank Buying Supports Outlook
Philippine gold prices dipped Thursday as a stronger dollar pressured rates, despite record central-bank buying supporting demand.
UAE gold prices ease as Fed pause bets and central bank demand underpin outlook
UAE gold fell Thursday: AED 516.18/gram, tola AED 6,020.59, amid Fed pause hopes and risks.
Goolsbee warns productivity hype and oil shocks could force higher rates as dollar firms
Goolsbee warns supply and oil shocks, plus AI productivity hype, may fuel inflation, forcing higher rates.
