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Jul 2025
US non-farm payrolls exceeded expectations, with unemployment decreasing while the dollar strengthened post-release

June 2025 U.S. jobs beat expectations; unemployment falls, full-time roles surge as part-time jobs decline.

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Jul 2025
Francesco Pesole from ING believes it’s premature to declare the dollar’s pessimism is at its peak

Bearish dollar outlook persists; Fed rate cut hinges on jobs data. Markets watch NFP and unemployment.

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Jul 2025
The US dollar remains mixed against major currencies before the upcoming employment report and budget vote

US dollar holds steady as markets await jobs report, trade talks; NZD slips, commodities show divergence.

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Jul 2025
According to recent data, silver prices (XAG/USD) experienced an increase today

Silver prices rose to $36.98, marking a 1.14% increase; Gold/Silver ratio declined to 90.67.

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Jul 2025
US Bessent observes strong demand for Treasuries, indicating expected rate cuts and lower inflation ahead

US debt demand remains strong; yield trends suggest possible rate cuts, despite past market prediction errors.

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Jul 2025
Following a selloff, UK gilts stabilised as concerns over fiscal policies prompted intense scrutiny of Reeves

UK gilts steadied as yields fell; Reeves faces scrutiny, but Starmer reaffirms support and fiscal commitment.

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Jul 2025
During European trading, the Indian Rupee rises against the US Dollar, reaching a monthly low near 85.40

Indian Rupee strengthens as USD falls; investors eye US jobs report, wage trends, and debt concerns.

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Jul 2025
June’s Eurozone services PMI improved slightly, but underlying demand remains weak and uncertain

Eurozone services PMI rises slightly in June; inflation slows, but growth remains fragile and uneven across sectors.

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Jul 2025
Final services PMI for Germany indicates slight improvement amid ongoing challenges facing service providers.

Germany’s service sector contracts slightly in June; optimism rises with job growth and economic stimulus expectations.

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Jul 2025
China is reviewing its stance on the US-Vietnam trade agreement and intends to protect its interests

China signals readiness to safeguard its interests amid evolving US-Vietnam trade ties, potentially finding indirect benefits.

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