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Saudis Cut Flagship Oil Price to Asia to Lowest in Six Years
AkzoNobel agrees deal to sell its SE Asia decorative paint unit to Nippon Paint
Nikkei 225 hits 70,037 overbought high: Pullback risk live
Exclusive-ShinyHunters hacker in FBI data theft detained in Jordan, cooperating with bureau, sources say
Saudi-Backed Yemen Forces Begin Operation to Retake Houthi Areas
ANZ Commodity Index Increases 0.6% in September Driven by Oil Prices
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CSL to pay up to $1.6 bln to develop rare disease drug; shares rise
Japan services PMI misses forecasts in September as private-sector growth slows
Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Highlights AI's Impact on Economy and Financial Markets
Japan's Services Sector Growth Slows Amid Intense Price Pressures
Japan service sector activity slows from 5-month high, PMI shows
Markets bet on RBI rate hike as inflation pressure builds
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Crypto Dealmaking Jumps 44% Despite Clarity Act Uncertainty
U.S. stock futures tick higher as soft jobs data eases Fed hike bets
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MUFG Issues Short EUR/JPY Recommendation Amid French Bond Market Concerns
AkzoNobel to sell Southeast Asia paints business to Nippon Paint for $1.35 billion
Mozambique’s ‘debt scandal’ casts shadow over governor appointment
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Apple Makes It Tougher for AI Agents to Access Macs
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Appeals court pauses reinstatement of fired Seattle federal prosecutor
Australia's Treasurer Warns of Economic Impact from Iran War
OpenAI’s Altman says AI benefits warrant accepting some risks
Gold Futures Remain Bearish as Market Approaches Key Support Levels
Iran Rejects US Peace Proposals Amid Ongoing Tensions
Consumers Tap Reserves and Charity to Manage Inflation
Asian Stocks to Rise as Hike Bets Ease, Oil Climbs: Markets Wrap
Oil climbs after Yemeni Houthis attack Saudi Aramco sites
Australia's Services Sector Growth Slows Amid Rising Prices and Job Cuts
New AI Czar Jay Clayton Gets 120 Days to Report on Tech’s Risks
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China Shutters Nearly 25% of Its Banks Amid Oversight Push
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UK Expected to Follow EU With Tariffs on Chinese EVs, Times Says
Schneider Electric nears deal to buy industrial software group PTC for $20bn
Bull run for Japan stocks at risk, warns boss of biggest trading house
Legal Battle Poses Risk to London Bullion Market Association's Future
Former Anthropic researcher Coxon to testify at New York City AI hearing, Bloomberg News reports
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France Faces Increased Fiscal Pressure as Bond Yields Rise
Schneider Said to Near Deal to Buy PTC for More Than $20 Billion
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Leftist and nationalists lead in election for Bosnia’s tripartite presidency
Schneider Electric close to $20 bln deal of U.S. software maker PTC - report
Delfin to tender full 17.6% Monte dei Paschi stake into Intesa’s takeover offer
US Withdraws B-1 Bombers from UK Base Amid Security Concerns
Dealmaking slowdown threatens early end to M&A boom
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Foreign Exchange Rates Remain Stable as Markets Open on October 5, 2026
France’s Schneider Electric nears $20 billion deal to buy US software group PTC, FT reports
AkzoNobel to sell unit to Nippon Paint for over $1 billion, FT reports
Schneider Electric nears deal to buy software group PTC for $20bn
AkzoNobel nears sale of south-east Asian paints unit to Nippon Paint - report
AkzoNobel could sell unit to Nippon Paint for over $1 billion, FT reports
AkzoNobel nears deal to sell its SE Asia decorative paint unit to Nippon Paint
Yemen govt launches offensive to retake Houthi-held areas
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Asian Gold Producers Shift Focus to Domestic Refining and Central Bank Purchases
Gold-producing nations in Asia are increasingly prioritizing domestic refining and central bank purchases as part of a broader trend of resource nationalism. This shift aims to retain more value from gold production within their borders, potentially tightening global supply over time. Countries like Laos and Indonesia are leading this movement, with Laos planning to refine its gold output domestically through the Lao Bullion Bank, established in 2024. Meanwhile, Indonesia will implement a 15% export tax on gold starting in 2026, further incentivizing local processing.
China, the world's largest gold producer, has also been restricting gold exports and has extended its record streak of net purchases to 22 months as of August 2026. This trend is echoed in other regions, including Africa, where countries like Madagascar and Ghana are adopting similar strategies. The cumulative effect of these actions could result in a reduced supply of gold available for international markets, impacting major refiners' sourcing capabilities.
Despite the potential long-term benefits of these strategies, gold prices are currently under pressure due to rising long-term yields and expectations of further interest rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve. As of late September 2026, gold prices had fallen to approximately $4,100 per ounce, about 12% lower than the peak observed in late August. Analysts suggest that while immediate challenges exist, the actions taken by gold-producing countries could contribute to upward pressure on prices in the future.
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