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Aug 2025
According to BBH FX analysts, USD/CNH remains stable, with China’s trade increasing ahead of tariffs

China’s exports rose unexpectedly, boosting commodity demand, but domestic growth faces structural consumption constraints and debt.

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Aug 2025
According to UOB Group analysts, the New Zealand Dollar may struggle to reach 0.5960

NZD may rise but unlikely to exceed 0.5960; expected to trade between 0.5860–0.5960 short-term.

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Aug 2025
After a rate cut, GBPUSD rises as buyers regain control amidst mixed committee voting results

GBP/USD rises as Bank of England cuts rates; bullish trend continues amid divided committee and inflation concerns.

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Aug 2025
The US is likely to postpone the China deadline by 90 days, according to Commerce Secretary Lutnick

US extends China deadline by 90 days; tariffs drive $50B monthly revenue and spur domestic investments.

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Aug 2025
The UK faces stagflation, leading to anticipated interest rate cuts and potential GBP decline against EUR

UK faces stagflation risks; BOE eyes cautious rate cuts amid inflation and GDP contraction, impacting pound’s strength.

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Aug 2025
Robust Australian Trade Balance data helps the AUD/USD pair rise towards 0.6540 during European trading

AUD/USD rises as Australia posts strong trade surplus; markets eye RBA rate decision and US Dollar weakness.

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Aug 2025
Quarterly US labour costs rose 1.6%, while productivity and real compensation also increased, showing positive trends

US productivity outpaced expectations in Q2, while unit labor costs rose slightly more than initial estimates.

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Aug 2025
The Australian Dollar is expected to reach 0.6520, within a range of 0.6450/0.6555

AUD may test 0.6520 amid modest momentum; trading range holds between 0.6450 and 0.6555.

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Aug 2025
As officials adopt a softer tone, the USD struggles while equity markets advance, analysts suggest

US Dollar weakens as Fed signals dovish stance; markets eye rate cuts, productivity data, inflation expectations.

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Aug 2025
The Bank of England’s governor emphasised rate cuts were preferred, following a two-round voting process

Bank of England split on rates; decision hinges on UK economic data, potential for cuts later remains.

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