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Silver Set for Second Weekly Gain
Silver rose nearly 2% toward $90 per ounce on Friday, heading for a second straight weekly advance, supported by uncertainty over US trade policy and elevated geopolitical risks. Investors assessed...
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Hong Kong Equities Rise Despite Tracking Monthly Loss
Hong Kong equities climbed 93 points, or 0.4%, to 26,477 in Friday morning trade, rebounding from a sharp decline in the previous session and pointing to a modest gain...
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Yen Heads for Second Weekly Fall
The Japanese yen firmed to around 155.9 per dollar on Friday but remained on course for a second straight weekly loss, reflecting continued uncertainty over Bank of Japan (BOJ) policy...
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Singapore Bank Lending Hits New Record
Singapore’s bank lending rose to a new record high of SGD 887.5 billion in January 2026, up from SGD 886.1 billion in December. Consumer loans increased to SGD 350.4 billion...
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Dollar Steadies Ahead of PPI Data
The dollar index hovered around 97.8 on Friday, moving largely sideways over the week as investors awaited key inflation data that could influence expectations for Federal Reserve policy. January’s...
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New Zealand’s M3 Money Supply Slips in January, Signalling Slight Liquidity Tightening
New Zealand’s broad money supply (M3) declined in January 2026, easing to NZD 441.7 billion from NZD 447.9 billion in December 2025. The latest figures, updated on 27 February 2026...
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Singapore Bank Lending Edges Higher to S$887.5B in January 2026
Singapore’s bank lending inched up in January 2026, with total loans rising to S$887.5 billion from S$886.1 billion in December 2025, according to the latest data updated on 27 February...
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Gold Set for Weekly Gain
Gold held near $5,190 per ounce on Friday, extending a two-day advance and remaining on course for a fourth straight weekly gain as investors assessed US trade policy and geopolitical...
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Korean Shares Fall on Profit-Taking
The benchmark KOSPI fell 2.03% to around 6,179 on Friday, pulling back from record highs as investors locked in profits after a sharp rally. The decline followed a more than...
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Philippines Producer Inflation at Highest Since 2023
Producer prices in the Philippines rose by 1.5% year-on-year in January 2026, up from a downwardly revised 0.8% in December and reaching their highest level since May 2023. The rebound...