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Market sentiment was clearly mixed in Asian session today, highlighted by Nikkei’s remarkable resilience and Hong Kong’s stocks’ downturn. The day commenced with Nikkei momentarily succumbing to profit taking pressure, dropping below 40k mark after Tokyo’s CPI was reported to have risen to 2.5%. This initial dip, however, was short-lived as the index swiftly recaptured
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Saudi Arabia, the de facto leader of OPEC, said Sunday that it would extend cuts in oil production through June, noting that it was acting “in coordination with some” other states. Saudi allies including Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates said Sunday that they would also continue their reductions. The decision to keep output cuts
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Nikkei surges through 40k mark for the first time ever, standing out in an otherwise subdued Asian session. This index was propelled by Japan’s unexpectedly robust capital spending report for Q4, which significantly bolstered investor confidence. While the surge in capital expenditure may not directly sway BoJ’s immediate monetary policy decisions as wages growth remains
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The Maslak financial and business center in the Sariyer district of Istanbul. Ayhan Altun | Moment | Getty Images Turkish annual consumer price inflation soared to 67.07% in February, the Turkish Statistical Institute said Monday, coming in above expectations. Analysts polled by Reuters had anticipated annual inflation would climb to 65.7% last month. The combined
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Share: Gold price holds positive ground near $2,085.55 in Monday’s early Asian session.  The US ISM Manufacturing PMI came in worse than expected, dropping to 47.8 in February from 49.1 in January.  Fed’s Bostic said the central bank would cut rates in the summertime if the economy evolves as he expects.  Gold price (XAU/USD) rose
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TOKYO: Oil prices eased early on Thursday after a larger-than-expected build in U.S. crude stockpiles stoked worries about slow demand, while signs that U.S. interest rates could remain elevated for longer also added to pressure. Brent crude futures fell 22 cents, or 0.3%, to $83.46 a barrel by 0124 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude
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