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Jul 2025
President Xi of China announces plans to enhance consumption and combat economic stagnation, addressing investor concerns

Xi Jinping emphasizes boosting consumption and countering involution in China’s economic strategy for late 2025.

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Jul 2025
In July, Switzerland’s KOF index rose to 101.1, exceeding expectations and indicating improved economic sentiment

Switzerland’s KOF index rose to 101.1 in July, signaling improving economic sentiment and growing confidence.

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Jul 2025
Preliminary CPI in Spain rose to 2.7%, slightly exceeding expectations and indicating upward inflation pressure

Spain’s CPI rose to 2.7% in July, slightly above expectations, potentially influencing ECB’s policy stance.

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Jul 2025
Economic releases in Europe and the US may influence central banks’ upcoming decisions without drastic changes

Markets await GDP and CPI data; rate cuts hinge on economic trends, with central banks holding steady.

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Jul 2025
China’s Politburo indicates economic stability, plans proactive policies, and aims to boost domestic demand

China’s Politburo pledges stable economic policies, boosts consumption, addresses local debt, and emphasizes proactive fiscal measures.

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Jul 2025
Eurostoxx futures rise slightly, while European investors prepare for upcoming GDP and CPI data

Eurostoxx and DAX futures edge higher; markets await US-EU trade deal impact, data, and earnings.

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Jul 2025
German retail sales rose by 1.0% monthly, exceeding expectations, with a 4.9% annual increase

Germany’s June retail sales rose 1.0%, beating forecasts; yearly growth reached 4.9%, showing improvement.

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Jul 2025
The French finance minister believes the trade agreement with the US is the optimal solution.

French minister Lombard calls US trade deal best compromise, warns of potential economic pain for Europe.

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Jul 2025
A few FX options are set to expire, influencing EUR/USD and USD/CAD prices before US trading

Key EUR/USD and USD/CAD option expiries may temporarily stabilize price action ahead of US trading sessions.

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Jul 2025
The preliminary GDP for France rose by 0.3%, yet domestic demand remained stagnant amid trade decline

France’s Q2 2025 GDP rose 0.3%, surpassing expectations due to inventory gains despite weak trade.

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