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Jul 2025
The US Dollar slightly recovers against the Canadian Dollar, hovering near 1.3600 amid positive market sentiment

US Dollar under pressure amid risk-on sentiment; trade deals and PMI data shape market expectations.

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Jul 2025
The USDCHF reached session highs, facing resistance at the 100-hour moving average and previous levels

USDCHF rebounds after failed declines; eyes key resistance at 0.7963 and 0.79855 to confirm bullish shift.

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Jul 2025
The Japanese Yen remains steady against the US Dollar, influenced by mixed PMI releases, say strategists

JPY holds firm as PMI data diverges; traders eye BOJ meeting with USD/JPY potentially heading lower.

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Jul 2025
The Australian dollar reached an 11-month peak against the US dollar, driven by strong PMI data

AUD/USD surges past 0.6600 on improved risk sentiment, strong PMI, and RBA’s cautious easing outlook.

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Jul 2025
Lagarde indicated economic growth exceeded expectations, while EURUSD fluctuated near session lows amid uncertainties

Eurozone growth surpasses expectations; consumption, investment drive gains as ECB maintains cautious outlook on inflation.

24

Jul 2025
The ECB press conference featuring Lagarde can be viewed live through the provided link

ECB maintains interest rates, monitors inflation and growth, supports recovery amid disruptions, tensions, and energy prices.

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Jul 2025
According to Scotiabank’s strategists, the Pound is weakening against the US Dollar amid disappointing PMI

Pound weakens amid soft PMIs; market eyes retail sales and anticipates BoE rate hold in August.

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Jul 2025
According to BBH FX analysts, USD/JPY rises past 146.00 following Japan’s stable PMI data

USD/JPY rebounds above 146.00; Japan’s services grow, manufacturing dips; BoJ rate hike odds at 80%.

24

Jul 2025
Initial jobless claims stood at 217K, indicating resilience in the job market, not weakness

Jobless claims declined slightly, indicating a stable U.S. labor market with no signs of emerging weakness.

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Jul 2025
Retail sales in Canada fell by 1.1% in May, affected by ongoing trade tensions with the US

Canada’s retail sales fell 1.1% in May; June rebound expected; trade tensions continue impacting businesses.

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