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Jul 2025
Upcoming financial reports include US, UK, and Chinese data influencing market expectations and policies

Global markets await key economic data releases, including inflation, employment, trade figures, and GDP from major economies.

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Jul 2025
The Euro fell beneath 1.1700 against the Dollar, reflecting emerging tariff concerns and recent trends

EUR/USD drops below 1.1700 amid tariff concerns, mixed ECB signals, and strong US dollar performance.

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Jul 2025
A 30% tariff on the European Union and Mexico is imposed by Trump beginning August 1

US imposes 30% tariffs on EU and Mexico exports, sparking trade tensions and market fluctuations.

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Jul 2025
Equities falter due to renewed tariff threats, causing difficulties for the Dow Jones Industrial Average

Dow drops below 44,400 as new tariffs loom; inflation data, Fed policy moves heighten market uncertainty.

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Jul 2025
The USD/CHF remains steady under 0.8000, buoyed by US Dollar demand and risk aversion

USD/CHF stable below 0.8000; downtrend possible. SNB policy, Eurozone ties influence Swiss Franc value.

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Jul 2025
The Director of FHFA hinted at unverified speculation regarding Fed Chair Powell’s potential resignation

Bill Pulte responds to unverified Jerome Powell resignation rumors, advocating Trump’s greater influence over rates.

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Jul 2025
Austan Goolsbee cautioned that ongoing tariff threats may obstruct potential interest rate reductions by the Fed

Trump’s new tariffs revive inflation fears, complicating Federal Reserve’s interest rate cut strategy amid uncertainty.

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Jul 2025
Despite positive Canadian labour figures, the Canadian Dollar dipped against the US Dollar, easing rate expectations

Canadian Dollar dips despite strong job data; US tariff threats and USD strength limit CAD’s potential gains.

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Jul 2025
An increase in United Kingdom CFTC GBP NC Net Positions to £33.2K occurred from £31.4K

CFTC GBP net positions rose to £33.2K, highlighting increased market activity amid ongoing investment risks.

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Jul 2025
Canadian jobs rose significantly, while EU tariff negotiations remain stalled. Market reactions varied widely

Canada’s job surge, US budget surplus surprise, and tariff tensions drive market shifts and investor inflation concerns.

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