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May 2026
Commerzbank says Japan likely intervened near 157, as energy-driven inflation rose while core CPI weakened

Commerzbank sees Japan intervening to cap USD/JPY near 157; softer core inflation may weaken yen.

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May 2026
At a press conference, RBA Governor Michele Bullock explains lifting rates 25 bps to 4.35% after May meeting

RBA lifted cash rate 25bp to 4.35%, citing inflation risks, oil shock, and monitoring evolving data.

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May 2026
During the early European session, GBP/USD slides near 1.3520, remaining bullish above key moving averages

GBP/USD dips near 1.3520 as Iran tensions boost dollar; BoE holds rates; key supports resilient.

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May 2026
FXStreet-compiled data shows Philippine gold prices increased, with the metal rising according to latest figures available

Philippine gold prices rose Tuesday, with FXStreet citing higher gram and tola rates amid global market drivers.

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May 2026
In March, Singapore’s monthly retail sales rebounded, climbing from -4.1% previously to 3.7%

Singapore retail sales rose 3.7% month-on-month in March, reversing February’s 4.1% decline, signalling improved conditions.

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May 2026
In March, Singapore’s annual retail sales growth slowed markedly, easing to 4.8% from 8.3%

Singapore retail sales growth slowed in March, with year-on-year sales rising 4.8%, down from 8.3% previously.

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May 2026
FXStreet data shows gold prices in the United Arab Emirates rose today, reflecting higher market valuations overall

UAE gold prices rose Tuesday: AED 535.55 per gram and AED 6,247.48 per tola, FXStreet.

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May 2026
Oil’s gains restrain US dollar momentum, leaving USD/CAD bulls cautious near 1.3600, trading rangebound around 1.3620

USD/CAD traded near 1.3620, pressured by oil-driven CAD strength and capped below 1.3650 resistance.

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May 2026
Pakistan’s gold prices increased, based on compiled market data, reflecting an upward move in domestic rates

Gold prices in Pakistan climbed Tuesday, with per-gram and per-tola rates rising, tracking global markets.

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May 2026
In Indonesia, year-on-year GDP reached 5.61%, beating the 5.3% forecast during the first quarter

Indonesia’s GDP rose 5.61% year on year in Q1, beating the 5.3% forecast, signaling stronger growth.

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