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Aug 2025
In June, Canada reported exports of $61.74 billion, increasing from $60.81 billion previously

Canada’s exports grow, US Dollar weakens, DeFi sector rises, and Eurozone shows economic resilience and stability.

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Aug 2025
A $58 billion auction of 3-year notes yielded 3.669%, revealing weaker foreign demand and dealer commitment

U.S. Treasury sells $58B in 3-year notes at 3.669% yield; demand metrics mixed versus averages.

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Aug 2025
In June, Canada’s merchandise trade deficit was $5.86 billion, surpassing forecasts of $5.8 billion

Canada’s trade deficit widened; euro and pound rose on dollar weakness; gold steady; DeFi regains traction.

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Aug 2025
Investors are currently watching the Bank of England’s policy announcement, causing the Pound’s fluctuations against the Dollar

Pound Sterling holds steady as markets await Bank of England’s expected rate cut amid policy shift.

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Aug 2025
Russia is considering Ukraine’s air truce proposal while Trump pressures oil-importing nations for economic impact

Russia weighs Ukraine truce; Trump pushes oil pressure, warns tariffs; Netanyahu eyes full Gaza occupation.

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Aug 2025
GBPUSD experienced volatility, reaching session highs and lows, with potential for further movement upwards

GBPUSD trades in a narrow range; technical support holds, with buyers eyeing key moving average resistance.

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Aug 2025
According to Scotiabank, the pound remains stable and shows mild outperformance amid trade concerns

Pound Sterling holds steady amid trade uncertainty; markets focus on potential Bank of England rate cut.

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Aug 2025
Quiet trading sees EUR consolidating, as PMIs show mixed results across European countries, per Scotiabank

Eurozone PMI and industrial data bolster euro strength; bullish trend eyes potential rise above 1.16 resistance.

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Aug 2025
European major indices finished mostly higher, with DAX leading gainers while CAC lagged behind

European indices mixed; DAX leads gains, CAC lags. U.S. stocks fall; Bitcoin drops $10,000 from peak.

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Aug 2025
Q3 GDPNow growth prediction from Atlanta Fed increased to 2.5% from 2.1%, early estimates remain volatile

Atlanta Fed raises Q3 GDPNow estimate to 2.5% after revised data boosts consumption and investment growth.

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