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This week, currency markets were shaped by election outcomes and interest rate speculations.
New Zealand's election outcome boosts NZD by reducing risk of RBNZ mandate change.
Despite stronger growth and robust demand, the Indonesian Rupiah struggles to recover.
Taiwan's CPI has eased, but PPI surges raise concerns over future inflation and gold prices.
The euro weakens against the yen due to weak Eurozone data and BoJ tightening speculation.
The Euro loses its early gains against the Dollar as the market awaits US NFP data.
NBP's cautious stance keeps the zloty under pressure, affecting currency markets and gold's appeal.
The Euro attempts to stabilize around 1.1200 against the Dollar due to the ECB's hawkish stance.
This week, gold rebounded from a one-year low as rate risks continue to impact the market.
Gold prices have rebounded after hitting a one-year low, driven by rising oil prices and inflation concerns.
Vietnam's robust economy poses challenges for inflation control, with high demand and rising costs as key issues.
Gold hit a new YTD low at $3,880, pressured by hawkish Fed tones and rising US yields.