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Jul 2025
Corporate America is currently absorbing tariff expenses, with price increases expected in the future

U.S. companies absorb tariff costs, raise some prices, and adjust strategies amid rising inflation and market pressures.

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Jul 2025
According to UOB Group analysts, GBP is projected to range between 1.3450 and 1.3590

GBP likely to stay between 1.3450 and 1.3590 despite recent dips, supported by strong resistance levels.

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Jul 2025
Analysts from Société Générale observe EUR/CHF stabilising, indicating potential gains if it maintains above 0.9290

EUR/CHF stabilises above 0.9290, forming a base; eyes resistance at 0.9430 amid gradual rebound.

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Jul 2025
According to sources, the OPEC+ panel appears set to maintain its oil policy unchanged

OPEC+ expected to maintain oil policy amid market evaluations, impacting future energy prices and supply.

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Jul 2025
In June, US durable goods orders decreased by 9.3%, influenced by significant transportation drops and revisions

US durable goods orders fell 9.3% in June, driven by a steep transportation sector decline.

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Jul 2025
Nagel believes maintaining rates suits the current economic climate amidst uncertainty and improved forecasts

ECB likely to hold rates steady after eight cuts, amid slight economic improvement and uncertain outlook.

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Jul 2025
The USD is stronger early today, influenced by upcoming durable goods orders and market expectations

USD rises ahead of durable goods data; ECB, BoJ policy updates and mixed global economic indicators emerge.

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Jul 2025
European stocks dipped as the dollar surged while gold and cryptocurrencies faced declines in value

Yen declines amid Tokyo turmoil; European markets dip; dollar rebounds; gold, Bitcoin slide; trade tensions linger.

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Jul 2025
Expectations indicate potential rate cuts from several central banks, while the Bank of Japan shows stability.

Markets turn mildly hawkish amid easing trade tensions; central banks project mixed rate moves with cautious optimism.

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Jul 2025
Villeroy stated that US tariff increases shouldn’t elevate inflation, urging openness on future monetary policy

US tariffs unlikely to raise inflation; policymakers eye rate cuts amid disinflationary trends and economic growth risks.

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