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Jul 2025
Core Personal Consumption Expenditures in the US exceeded expectations, recording an actual rate of 2.5%

U.S. PCE rises 2.5%, boosting dollar strength; gold drops as markets await Fed rate decision.

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Jul 2025
In the second quarter, Personal Consumption Expenditures Prices in the United States decreased to 2.1%

US economic strength pressures currencies, gold, and Fed policy, as consumption prices ease and scrutiny increases.

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Jul 2025
Pending home sales in the US declined by 0.8%, diverging from the anticipated increase

US pending home sales fell 0.8% in June, defying forecasts, with annual sales down 2.8%.

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Jul 2025
Hassett highlighted robust GDP growth, anticipated changes in trade deals, and respect for Fed autonomy

GDP growth surpasses expectations; falling import prices and strong jobs data support steady Fed interest rate stance.

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Jul 2025
In July, a rise of 104,000 in private sector employment surpassed the expected 78,000 increase

US private sector jobs rose by 104,000 in July, surpassing expectations and boosting the US Dollar.

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Jul 2025
In July, the ADP Employment Change in the United States surpassed expectations with 104,000 jobs created

US job growth exceeded forecasts, strengthening the Dollar and pressuring EUR, GBP, and gold markets lower.

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Jul 2025
The Bank of Canada maintained its interest rate at 2.75%, amid global economic uncertainties and trade issues

Bank of Canada holds rate at 2.75% amid trade uncertainty; weak GDP, inflation stable, recovery projected.

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Jul 2025
Following robust US economic data, the dollar strengthened ahead of the Bank of Canada’s decision

U.S. dollar rises on strong data; EURUSD, USDJPY and USDCAD hit key technical levels amid trade concerns.

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Jul 2025
The Dollar’s rebound prompts EUR/USD to lose daily gains, heading for a monthly decline

Euro weakens near one-month low amid trade deal concerns, despite Eurozone GDP growth and upcoming Fed decision.

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Jul 2025
The GDP for Mexico in the second quarter exceeded forecasts, registering at 0.7% instead of -0.1%

Mexico’s GDP grew 0.7% in Q2, exceeding expectations and signaling stronger-than-expected economic performance.

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