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Jun 2026
Swiss Exports Slide in April, Raising Questions Over Franc Outlook and Market Volatility

Swiss exports fell sharply in April, pressuring CHF, lifting EUR/CHF and USD/CHF, and raising volatility.

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Jun 2026
Swiss trade surplus narrows in April, fuelling expectations of softer franc and steady SNB policy

Switzerland’s April trade surplus narrowed to CHF 3,098m, boosting EUR/CHF upside; SMI volatility rises, SNB stays dovish.

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Jun 2026
India gold prices edge higher as rate-cut bets and central bank buying underpin bullion

Gold climbs in India as rate-cut bets, inflation concerns, central bank buying, and geopolitics support demand.

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Jun 2026
AUD/JPY Holds Firm Above 114 as BoJ Hike Bets and Japan Intervention Risk Loom

AUD/JPY holds near 114.35 above 100-day EMA; geopolitics, BOJ hike hints, intervention risks shape outlook.

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Jun 2026
Malaysia gold prices tick higher as Fed cut expectations and central bank buying underpin bullion

Malaysia gold prices ticked up Tuesday; softer dollar, persistent inflation and central-bank buying underpin bullish outlook.

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Jun 2026
Indonesia Exports Jump 21.98% in April, Sharpening Rupiah and Jakarta Stocks Focus

Indonesia’s April exports surged 21.98%, reversing March’s -3.1% drop, boosting rupiah, equities, and commodity outlook.

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Jun 2026
Australia’s Building Approvals Growth Picks Up, Bolstering Hawkish RBA Rate Outlook

Australia’s building permits rose 10.2% in April, signalling robust construction demand, inflation pressure, and sustained RBA hawkishness.

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Jun 2026
Australia’s Q1 current account deficit widens to A$27.1bn, weighing on AUD and rate outlook

Australia’s Q1 current account deficit hit A$27.1bn, missing forecasts, pressuring AUD, bonds, and equities.

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Jun 2026
Australia Q1 operating profits fall 1.3%, fuelling dovish RBA bets, ASX downside and weaker Aussie

Australia’s Q1 company profits unexpectedly fell 1.3%, signaling economic weakness, pressuring ASX, AUD, and boosting bonds.

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Jun 2026
Australia building approvals slump 3.4% in April, denting housing pipeline and tempering RBA hike bets

April building approvals in Australia fell 3.4%, signaling cooling housing demand, weaker construction pipeline, and softer AUD outlook.

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