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The U.S. dollar index gained 0.28 percent to 107.74, making bullion less attractive for other currency holders
Markets are pricing in one more 25-basis-point interest rate hike for Japan by the end of this year
Non-hydrocarbon sectors thrive due to tourism, construction, public spending, and growth in financial services
The dollar lost over 1 percent this week, recording its worst weekly fall in two months
Investors will look forward to Trump's speech at the World Economic Forum for more concrete announcements on tariffs
The Fed will meet next week and is expected to hold its benchmark rate steady at the meeting
Vision 2030 initiatives expected to boost non-oil growth by 10 percent in the Kingdom
This GDP growth is driven by private consumption, easing inflation, strong remittances, and improved sentiment
The dollar weakened to a nine-day low of 107.95 during the inauguration speech, before recovering above the 108.00 level
The Federal Reserve will likely hold interest rates steady on January 29
Despite the stable global growth forecast, disparities among countries are widening
Crude oil WTI futures expiring in March rose 0.5 percent to $78.24 a barrel
