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Trump believes a trade tariff agreement may have been reached with South Korea, improving prospects for administration.

Trump suggests possible deal with South Korea, but confirmation remains uncertain; clarity needed for both parties.

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Aug 2025
In Asia, Japan’s CSPI indicates business services inflation, expected around 3.2%, surpassing Bank of Japan’s target

Japan’s CSPI expected to rise 3.2%, highlighting persistent inflation above Bank of Japan’s 2% target.

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Aug 2025
The dollar strengthens against most currencies, while the euro and pound face downward pressures

The US dollar gains strength widely, pressuring EUR, GBP, JPY, while AUD and CAD show resilience.

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Aug 2025
Crude oil futures rose to $64.80, maintaining a short-term advantage above the 100-day moving average

Crude oil rises to $64.80, reclaiming 100-day average; short-term bias favors buyers amid resistance.

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Aug 2025
After Canada lifted some tariffs, officials from Canada and the US are set to meet

Canada eases tariffs under USMCA; trade talks resume as USDCAD rises amid renewed dollar strength.

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Aug 2025
As the USD appreciates, USDCHF achieves new highs while EURUSD approaches crucial support levels

USDCHF approaches key resistance; technical levels suggest breakout potential. EURUSD tests moving averages amid dollar strength.

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Aug 2025
As European traders finished, USDJPY rose past the 200-hour MA, nearing the 100-hour MA

USDJPY tests key moving averages; traders eye 148.000 if bullish momentum continues beyond 100-hour average.

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Aug 2025
EURUSD reached a session low, challenging buyers’ support while encouraging sellers with new targets

EURUSD nears key support zone, testing technical levels as sellers gain momentum in shrinking trading range.

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Aug 2025
The USDCAD remains within a tight range after declines, watching critical support around 1.38016

USDCAD consolidates near weekly lows; traders eye key support at 1.38016 amid low-volume conditions.

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Aug 2025
As part of national security assessments, a 15% tariff on furniture is expected to raise housing costs

U.S. imposes 15% tariff on furniture after security probe; housing costs may rise amid supply issues.

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