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Aug 2025
UBS highlights economic fundamentals supporting markets, urging investors to focus on long-term strategies and diversification

UBS emphasizes strong fundamentals, steady consumer spending, and advises diversification amid potential interest rate cuts ahead.

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Aug 2025
Akazawa’s discussions with US officials yielded no actionable outcomes regarding Japan’s trade tariffs.

Japan and US negotiators met, emphasized ongoing dialogue, but made little progress on reciprocal tariff agreements.

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Aug 2025
Rabobank predicts USD/CAD will fluctuate between 1.34 and 1.36 due to narrowing interest rates

Rabobank forecasts a narrowing US-Canada rate gap, influencing USD/CAD to trade within the 1.34–1.36 range.

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Aug 2025
Tariffs imposed by the US on one-kilo gold bars impact Switzerland’s refining industry and imports

U.S. imposes tariffs on one-kilogram gold bars, potentially impacting Switzerland’s gold refining industry.

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Aug 2025
Stephen Miran is selected by Trump for the Fed Board; mixed US stock performance observed.

US markets mixed; BOE cuts rate; Trump nominates Miran; Bitcoin jumps on 401(k) investment order.

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Aug 2025
An announcement regarding the economy from Trump is imminent, according to sources at the White House.

Former President Trump is expected to announce economic plans; Stephen Miran temporarily joins Federal Reserve Board.

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Aug 2025
US stock indices concluded with mixed results, NASDAQ achieved a record high while others declined

NASDAQ hits record high while Dow and S&P retreat after early-session gains; Russell 2000 also dips.

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Aug 2025
Insights from the Bank of Japan’s July meeting are expected, amid trade tensions affecting forecasts

Japan’s central bank maintains interest rates; upcoming Summary reveals economic views and potential future policy shifts.

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Aug 2025
The White House readies for Trump to appoint Stephen Miran to the Fed board temporarily

Stephen Miran nominated to Federal Reserve Board; advocates tariffs, deregulation, and criticizes Federal Reserve independence.

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Aug 2025
In June, US consumer credit rose to $7.37 billion, surpassing forecasts and previous figures

US consumer credit rose by $7.4 billion in June 2025, driven by higher nonrevolving credit growth.

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