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7 May 2025
The PBOC governor announced a 25 bps reduction in structural policy tool interest rates and banks’ deposits

PBOC cuts key rates, guiding banks to lower deposits amid global uncertainties and economic slowdown concerns.

7 May 2025
The pair hovers around 1.1360, showing bullish potential as it tests support near 1.1350

EUR/USD shows bullish momentum above 1.1320 EMA, eyeing 1.1573 resistance within an ascending channel pattern.

7 May 2025
In Saudi Arabia, gold prices have decreased, based on recently compiled data from reliable sources

Gold prices in Saudi Arabia dropped as global market trends and currency shifts influence local valuation rates.

7 May 2025
In Australia, Santos’s CEO reported 200 wells submerged by flooding, leading to a 15% decline in production

Flooding in Australia’s Cooper Basin submerges 200+ wells, cutting Santos’ production by 15 percent.

7 May 2025
In the Philippines, gold prices declined today based on gathered data.

Gold prices in the Philippines fell, influenced by global market conditions, currency strength, and geopolitical tensions.

7 May 2025
The April Services PMI for Japan exceeded predictions, coming in at 52.4 rather than 52.2

Japan’s services grow, USD strengthens on trade optimism, gold dips, Bitcoin nears resistance, central banks await.

7 May 2025
The Chief of the People’s Bank of China, Pan Gongsheng, will hold a press conference soon

PBOC Governor Pan Gongsheng to speak; major financial updates expected from China’s key regulators.

7 May 2025
The EUR/USD pair lingered around the 1.1300 mark as traders anticipated pivotal Fed developments

EUR/USD steadies near 1.1300 as traders await Fed decision; markets watch for rate-cut signals.

7 May 2025
Progress has been made in US-UK trade talks on steel and autos, but timing remains uncertain

US-UK trade talks advance on steel and vehicles; timeline unclear amid tariff and regulatory uncertainties.

7 May 2025
The Labour Cost Index in New Zealand reported a quarterly increase of 0.4%, missing forecasts

New Zealand’s Labour Cost Index rose 0.4% in Q1, slightly below the expected 0.5% increase.

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