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Jul 2025
Commerzbank’s Carsten Fritsch remarks that the US delays replenishing strategic oil reserves, impacting Trump’s energy plans

U.S. delays oil reserve refill due to maintenance, impacting shale industry’s recovery amid low oil prices.

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Zanetti from the SNB indicates negative interest rates remain a viable option despite a strong franc

Swiss National Bank considers negative interest rates to maintain economic stability, highlighting adaptability despite foreign exchange strength.

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Jul 2025
According to Commerzbank, OPEC+ may boost oil output by 411,000 barrels daily in August

OPEC+ eyes August production boost amid strong summer demand; risks of post-summer oversupply and price drop.

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Jul 2025
Kazaks from the ECB indicated that any future rate cuts would be minimal and cautious

ECB cautious on rate cuts; euro strength and U.S. policy may force deeper reductions to support exports.

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Jul 2025
The euro’s remarkable increase against the US dollar signals strong performance early in the year

Euro surges 13.8% amid weakening US dollar; upcoming labor data and Fed actions may shift trend.

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Jul 2025
A megaphone pattern in Bitcoin futures indicates increasing volatility, requiring trader vigilance on support levels

Bitcoin futures form a megaphone pattern near support; volatility rises as traders watch key zone.

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Jul 2025
RUB reflects unwarranted optimism, influenced by Commerzbank’s view on the Ukraine conflict and sanctions

Rouble’s exchange rate shows artificial strength amid sanctions; rising financial stress signals potential further depreciation.

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Jul 2025
In June, UK manufacturing faced ongoing declines, yet optimism rose to a four-month peak and stabilised

UK manufacturing PMI improves to 47.7; optimism rises amid easing costs, but concerns over demand remain.

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Jul 2025
According to Kazaks from the ECB, any subsequent rate reduction is expected to be minimal

ECB’s Kazaks signals minor rate cuts; warns tariffs, Euro strength could hurt exports; EUR/USD rises.

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Jul 2025
In June, German unemployment remained at 6.3%, with 11k employment changes against 15k forecasted

German unemployment rose in June to 2.97 million, nearing 3 million, but increase was smaller than expected.

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