Gold Prices Rebound To RM14,079.37, Up 1.57% Despite US Market Weakness
With the easing of trade tensions, Japanese stocks are poised for their longest rally since 2009, while U.S. Futures are down, and Gold has risen sharply by 30 dollars in the short term.
The Japan Tokyo Stock Index has risen for the 13th consecutive trading day, reaching its highest intraday increase since August 2009; the India SENSEX Index fell by 0.8%, and the Pakistan KSE-100 Index rose by 0.45%; the USD/JPY has slightly weakened, dropping by 0.35% during the day; spot Gold has increased by 0.61% to $3,254 per ounce.
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