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(fxcue news) - The Bank of England said the capital threshold for major UK banks will be virtually unchanged, and delayed the implementation date for the new Basel standards by another six months as regulators bowed down to heavy lobbying. The Prudential Regulation Authority estimated that the tier 1 capital requirements for major banks will increase by less than 1 percent from January 2030. This was a reduction from a 3 percent increase estimated previously. The BoE backed the proposal to descope the Small Domestic Deposit Takers from the countercyclical capital buffer and capital conservation buffer. The bank said the new Single Capital Buffer will simplify the capital regime for SDDT firms, while maintaining the level of resilience by keeping capital requirements and buffers. Further, the PRA decided to move the implementation data for the Basel 3.1 standards by further six months to January 1, 2026. PRA Deputy Governor Sam Woods said "These rules will improve the way in which we regulate the banks in order to maintain safety and soundness and wider financial stability." Woods added that it will support growth and competitiveness, while ensuring that the UK aligns with international standards. Ahead of a joint meeting with the Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey and CEO's of the UK's largest banks and building societies, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said today's proposals by the PRA mark the end of a long road after the 2008 financial crisis. Reeves said, "These reforms will strengthen the resilience of our banking system and deliver the certainty banks need to finance investment and growth in the UK."

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Crude oil, focus on resistance at $70.6-71.5 above and support at $69.3-68.5 below.

Today, the rebound in gold trading is mainly driven by short selling, supplemented by buying during a pullback. The short-term focus is on the resistance line of 2620-2625 above, and the short-term focus is on the support line of 2600-2598 below.

Buy more directly near the current gold price of 2617, with targets of 2642, 2650, and 2664; If three points of 2642, 2650, and 2664 are given for the first time, short selling is allowed; If you buy more in batches around three o'clock on 2614, 2611, and 2605;

Today's gold trading strategy: Short selling near 2630-2628, stop loss at 2636, target at 2620-2610. Suggest buying long at 2610-2612, stop loss at 2505, target at 2620-2625;

Gold first fell close to 2602 or 2594 and bought long, then rose close to 2624 or yesterday's high and sold short. Crude oil still tends to fluctuate mainly today, buying long below 68.8 or yesterday's low, and selling short above yesterday's high or 70.7.

Today, gold is mainly focused on rebound short selling, with a short-term focus on the resistance line of 2628-2633. If it does not break through, short selling can be done. The short-term focus below is on the first-line support of 2600-2595, and it is advisable to buy more lightly.

Short term focus on the resistance line of 70.5-71.0 above crude oil, and short-term focus on the support line of 68.4-67.9 below.

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BoE Softens Capital Regime For Banks

Canadian Market Modestly Higher

ECB Cuts Interest Rates On Weaker Eurozone Growth Outlook

Bay Street Looks Headed For Positive Start

Swiss Market Ends Higher For 2nd Straight Day

Sensex

Yen Rises Against Majors

BoE Softens Capital Regime For Banks

Dollar Stays Weak On Rising Rate Cut Bets

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Crude oil, focus on resistance at $70.6-71.5 above and support at $69.3-68.5 below.

Today, the rebound in gold trading is mainly driven by short selling, supplemented by buying during a pullback. The short-term focus is on the resistance line of 2620-2625 above, and the short-term focus is on the support line of 2600-2598 below.

Buy more directly near the current gold price of 2617, with targets of 2642, 2650, and 2664; If three points of 2642, 2650, and 2664 are given for the first time, short selling is allowed; If you buy more in batches around three o'clock on 2614, 2611, and 2605;

Today's gold trading strategy: Short selling near 2630-2628, stop loss at 2636, target at 2620-2610. Suggest buying long at 2610-2612, stop loss at 2505, target at 2620-2625;

Gold first fell close to 2602 or 2594 and bought long, then rose close to 2624 or yesterday's high and sold short. Crude oil still tends to fluctuate mainly today, buying long below 68.8 or yesterday's low, and selling short above yesterday's high or 70.7.

Today, gold is mainly focused on rebound short selling, with a short-term focus on the resistance line of 2628-2633. If it does not break through, short selling can be done. The short-term focus below is on the first-line support of 2600-2595, and it is advisable to buy more lightly.

Short term focus on the resistance line of 70.5-71.0 above crude oil, and short-term focus on the support line of 68.4-67.9 below.

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