NEW DELHI: Gold rose by Rs 285 to Rs 48,892 per 10 gram in the national capital on Tuesday following a rally in global precious metal prices, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the precious metal had closed at Rs 48,607 per 10 gram. Silver also jumped Rs 952 to Rs 71,850 per
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Canadian Dollar jumps broadly today, following upside breakout in oil price, and partly supported by solid GDP growth data. Australian Dollar is following as the second strongest, while Dollar is also rebounding. On the other hand, Sterling reversed earlier rallies after failing to sustain above a key resistance against Dollar. Subsequent selloff sends the Pound
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Analysts at HSBC raised their forecasts on the Chinese yuan, as they see the currency strengthening more than expected recently. Key quotes “Q2 6.25 vs. prior forecast at 6.5, Q3 6.45 vs. 6.5 previous. “ “By end-2021, USD/CNY will revert to 6.6.“ “Net FX inflows to China have moderated slightly YTD.” “Expect this narrowing trend
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Dollar weakens broadly in relatively quiet Asian session today, while Australian Dollar is strengthening. Asia markets are trading mildly lower, but losses are limited. Month-end flow, plus holiday in the UK and the US, could keep activity subdued today. But the week ahead is extremely busy, with lots of first-tier economic data featured. Technically, Dollar’s
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Lee Sue Ann, Economist at UOB Group, sees the RBA leaving the policy rate unchanged at its meeting on June 1st. Key Quotes “We continue to expect the cash rate to remain unchanged until 2024 and expect a full AUD100bn extension of quantitative easing (QE) beyond the second round”. “That said, we think that Yield
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