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Sep 2025
European futures rise, with DAX and FTSE up, while US markets steady ahead of inflation data

European markets rise as investors await US inflation data; sentiment stabilizes after jobs report turbulence.

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Sep 2025
In July, Germany’s trade balance fell to €14.7 billion, with exports decreasing more than anticipated

Germany’s July trade surplus fell to €14.7 billion as exports to the US dropped significantly.

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Sep 2025
In July, Germany’s industrial output rose by 1.3%, surpassing the 1.0% forecast, indicating growth

Germany’s July industrial output rose 1.3%, driven by capital and consumer goods, beating expectations.

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Sep 2025
For EUR/USD, key option expiries are at 1.1700 and 1.1750, amidst market indecision

EUR/USD hovers between key option expiries, facing resistance; cautious markets follow Wall Street’s mixed signals.

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Sep 2025
Market fluctuations saw S&P 500 influenced by recession fears and modest trading outcomes, awaiting direction

S&P 500 E-mini hovers near VWAP; bullish above 6,507, bearish below 6,490.5—tight range trading.

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Sep 2025
Chairman Schlegel of the SNB emphasised the challenges of negative rates and tariff uncertainties.

SNB’s Schlegel acknowledges negative rates’ downsides and economic uncertainty from US tariffs, easing rate expectations.

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Sep 2025
According to Barclays, three rate cuts by the Fed are now anticipated before year-end

Barclays now expects three Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2024, following weak jobs data and market shifts.

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Sep 2025
Japan’s LDP is preparing for a leadership vote following Ishiba’s resignation after election losses

LDP plans leadership vote after Ishiba resigns; yen falls, equities rally amid expected political and economic shifts.

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Sep 2025
Today’s gold analysis reveals a neutral bias, with distinct bullish and bearish thresholds identified

Gold remains range-bound; key levels at 3,637 and 3,628.2 define bullish or bearish trade setups.

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Sep 2025
Standard Chartered has revised its forecast, anticipating a 50bp cut from the Fed in September

Standard Chartered expects a 50 basis point Fed rate cut in September, supporting markets and weakening USD.

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