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Jul 2025
European markets saw the yen weaken as US futures remain stable amidst tech-driven optimism

US tech earnings lift sentiment; yen weakens after BOJ comments; cryptocurrencies rise; European markets mixed.

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Jul 2025
Germany’s July CPI rose 2.0% yearly, while core inflation remains steady at 2.7%

Germany’s July CPI rose 2.0% annually; core inflation steady, supporting the ECB’s unchanged policy outlook.

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Jul 2025
The US Treasury secretary mentioned tough negotiations with China and plans to discuss trade with Trump

US Treasury optimistic on China trade deal; India talks uncertain; progress seen with South Korea barriers.

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Jul 2025
In July, US job cuts reached 62,075, a sharp increase compared to previous figures

US employers announced 62,075 job cuts in July, a 140% rise and highest since July 2020.

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Jul 2025
Interest rate expectations have shifted, especially for the Fed, following recent US data and meetings

Markets adjust rate cut expectations amid hawkish Fed, global central bank divergence, and focus shift to data.

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Jul 2025
Trump criticises Powell, labelling him incompetent and angry, while expressing frustration over interest rate decisions

Trump criticizes Fed Chair Powell’s decisions, while markets adjust expectations after no rate cut signal.

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Jul 2025
Focus remains on big tech earnings, with Apple and Amazon’s performance likely influencing investor sentiment

Apple faces tariff challenges; Amazon shows strength in retail and cloud; investors watch Q2 earnings closely.

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Jul 2025
Buoyed by strong tech earnings, the S&P 500 overcomes Fed-related concerns and maintains upward momentum

Strong earnings from Meta and Microsoft offset Fed uncertainty, driving S&P 500 gains despite cautious outlook.

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Jul 2025
Preliminary Eurozone unemployment fell, with Italy’s CPI rising, suggesting potential ECB rate hike ahead

Italy’s inflation rose above expectations in July, supporting ECB’s current stance and influencing future rate decisions.

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Jul 2025
The Eurozone recorded a 6.2% unemployment rate in June, slightly better than anticipated figures.

Eurozone unemployment holds steady at 6.2% in June, showing resilience despite economic concerns in key countries.

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