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Aug 2025
The month concludes with a weaker US dollar, raising questions about September’s trajectory and data impacts

Dollar ends volatile month lower; September focus shifts to Fed rate cuts, labor data, and inflation.

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Aug 2025
The US oil rig count reached 412, surpassing expectations of 408, while gas rigs fell to 119

US oil rig count rises to 412, exceeding expectations, while total rig count slightly declines to 536.

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Aug 2025
The Dallas Fed reported a July Trimmed Mean PCE increase, with varying annualised rates previously observed

Dallas Fed’s trimmed mean PCE shows inflation slowing, with annualised rates declining across multiple timeframes.

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Aug 2025
Gold approaches the upper limit of its four-month range, searching for potential breakout opportunities amidst labour market data

Gold tests resistance near $3,450; momentum divergence and upcoming labor data hint at possible near-term pullback.

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Aug 2025
The GDPNow model’s Q3 growth forecast was revised upwards to 3.47% from previously 2.18%

Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow model raises Q3 2025 U.S. GDP growth forecast to 3.5% amid stronger data.

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Aug 2025
The upcoming ADP report could influence market movements ahead of the following NFP data release

Next week’s ADP report is crucial amid labor market uncertainty and potential interest rate shift indicators.

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Aug 2025
Losses in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq deepen as Nvidia shares decline, while Alibaba benefits from developments

Nvidia shares fall amid Alibaba AI chip news, pressuring S&P 500 and Nasdaq ahead of data.

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Aug 2025
Consumer sentiment in August was revised down slightly, with inflation expectations also decreasing recently

Consumer sentiment fell in August, with lower inflation expectations and worsening views on business and labor markets.

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Aug 2025
NVIDIA struggles persist while the S&P 500 shows resilience, potentially indicating a capital rotation strategy

NVIDIA weakens post-earnings as SPY holds firm; traders shift focus, hedging less against broad index.

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Aug 2025
Canada’s GDP in June fell short of expectations, leading to a weakening of the currency

Canada’s GDP declined unexpectedly in June and Q2, prompting increased market expectations for rate cuts.

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