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Jul 2025
Today’s agenda features low-tier Eurozone data and key US housing and consumer sentiment reports

Focus remains on U.S. housing data and consumer sentiment; inflation expectations trend lower amid stable policy.

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Jul 2025
European futures advance, with Eurostoxx up 0.4%, supported by positive Wall Street sentiment and tech shares

Eurostoxx futures rise 0.4% amid upbeat European trading, following strong Wall Street gains led by tech.

18

Jul 2025
Citi revised its prediction, expecting the BOE to maintain the bank rate in September instead

Citi and Goldman Sachs now expect BOE to hold rates in September, with cuts starting November.

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Jul 2025
Producer prices in Germany rose 0.1% m/m, contrasting with a 1.3% decline year-on-year

Germany’s June PPI rose 0.1%, surpassing expectations; yearly drop driven by lower energy prices.

18

Jul 2025
China acknowledges US efforts to permit Nvidia H20 GPU sales and seeks cooperative relations moving forward

Beijing welcomes Nvidia H20 GPU sales approval, urges U.S. to lift trade restrictions and enhance cooperation.

18

Jul 2025
Raphael Bostic, President of the Atlanta Fed, conveyed concerns over the uncertain US economic outlook

Bostic warns on tariffs, inflation; AUD, EUR weaken; gold drops; XRP surges; China GDP grows 5.2%.

18

Jul 2025
The euro decreased against the dollar as US data reduced expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut

EUR/USD dips as strong U.S. data dampens Fed rate cut hopes; Eurozone watches inflation trends closely.

18

Jul 2025
A few FX option expiries may influence dollar movement while expectations for rate cuts remain low

Fed comments hinting at a July rate cut briefly weaken the dollar; option expiries may limit volatility.

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Jul 2025
Goldman Sachs anticipates the BOE will reduce rates progressively from November, reaching 3% by March

Goldman Sachs now sees Bank of England cutting rates from November through March, targeting 3% terminal rate.

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Jul 2025
In May, the Net Long-Term TIC Flows of the United States rose to $259.4 billion

U.S. long-term capital inflows surged; Aussie Dollar rose; China’s growth strong despite property concerns.

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