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    21 May 2025
    In Malaysia, gold prices have increased today based on recently compiled market data

    Gold prices in Malaysia rose due to exchange rates, global demand, and economic factors like interest rates.

    21 May 2025
    As concerns about the economy arise, the US Dollar Index dips towards 99.50 after losses

    US Dollar weakens amid Fed concerns, Moody’s downgrade, and rising debt projections impacting investor confidence.

    21 May 2025
    Mexico’s Economy Minister Ebrard announced reduced tariffs on auto exports to the US from 25% to 15%

    Mexico’s car exports to U.S. face 15% tariff; economists debate potential effects on trade and prices.

    21 May 2025
    A weaker US Dollar supports NZD/USD around 0.5935, while US-China tensions may limit gains

    NZD/USD gains as trade surplus rises; US Dollar weakens on credit downgrade, trade tensions persist.

    21 May 2025
    Recent information indicates Israel might be readying an attack on Iran’s nuclear sites despite US diplomacy

    Intelligence suggests Israel may strike Iran; markets weigh risk, sending Gold slightly higher amid uncertainty.

    21 May 2025
    As the US Dollar declines, the Mexican Peso rises sharply, nearing 19.00 against USD

    Mexican Peso strengthens as USD weakens; markets await key economic data and central bank policy signals.

    21 May 2025
    Driven by a US credit downgrade, gold rises, with bulls aiming for $3,300 target

    Gold rises over 1.5% as Dollar weakens, Moody’s downgrade fuels demand amid global economic uncertainty.

    21 May 2025
    The United States reported a crude oil stock increase of 2.499 million, surpassing forecasts

    Crude stocks rose unexpectedly; US Dollar weakened, lifting AUD/USD and gold amid global economic tensions.

    21 May 2025
    With Nike shares on the rise amidst a market decline, traders may consider making a purchase

    Nike stock gains momentum, surpasses 50-day average, amid layoffs, retail shifts, and favorable trade developments.

    21 May 2025
    April’s trade balance in Argentina fell short, reporting $204 million compared to the $1000 million forecast

    Argentina’s April trade balance was $204 million, far below expectations of $1,000 million, surprising markets.

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