Monthly Archives: July 2025
The USDJPY reaches new highs, maintaining a bullish trend above crucial support levels and targets.
Written on July 31, 2025 at 3:26 pm, by
USDJPY breaks above key levels, targeting 150.48 and beyond amid Japan’s low rates and USD strength.
After three days of decline, the EUR/USD pair shows slight recovery amidst upcoming US inflation data
Written on July 31, 2025 at 3:18 pm, by
EUR/USD edges higher to 1.1450 amid strong US GDP and cooling German inflation; resistance near 1.1500.
After hitting a one-month low, gold rises to approximately $3,300 amidst trade concerns and tariffs
Written on July 31, 2025 at 3:17 pm, by
Gold rebounds to $3,306 amid trade tensions, rising demand, and central bank purchases despite Fed’s steady rates.
Initial jobless claims were 218K, lower than forecast; continuing claims showed a slight decrease
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Jobless claims slightly below estimates; continuing claims dip, signaling a stable U.S. labor market ahead.
Canada’s May GDP fell by 0.1%, with expectations also at 0.1%; June shows expected growth
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Canada’s economy slipped 0.1% in May; mining fell while services stayed stable with mixed sector results.
In July, Germany’s inflation rate remained at 2%, surpassing the anticipated 1.9% level
Written on July 31, 2025 at 2:47 pm, by
Germany’s steady 2% inflation impacts euro strength, monetary policy, and market expectations amid economic stability.
In June, South Africa’s trade balance increased to 22.04 billion Rands from 21.67 billion Rands
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South Africa’s trade surplus rose to 22.04 billion rand in June, reflecting improved export performance.
Core PCE YoY reached 2.8%, exceeding expectations, while stock indices showed gains across the board
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U.S. core PCE rose to 2.8% annually in June 2025, slightly exceeding expectations amid steady spending.
The Employment Cost Index for Q2 in the US rose by 0.9%, exceeding expectations slightly
Written on July 31, 2025 at 2:26 pm, by
US Employment Costs rose 0.9% in Q2 2025; wages up, but benefit growth slowed markedly.
Barclays has dismissed the possibility of an ECB rate cut in September, influenced by Lagarde’s statements
Written on July 31, 2025 at 1:57 pm, by
Barclays revises ECB forecast, now expecting only one rate cut in December due to inflation concerns.
