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Aug 2025
The US dollar weakened as Fed members indicated possible policy adjustments and geopolitical events unfolded

US dollar drops against major currencies; Fed changes, weak bond demand, and market reactions shape outlook.

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Aug 2025
Crude oil stock change in the US reported a decline of 3.029 million barrels below expectations

Crude oil stocks declined significantly; currency markets react; gold dips; Ripple holds firm amid volatility.

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Aug 2025
An executive order by US President Trump imposes a new 25% tariff on Indian goods

U.S. imposes 25% tariff on Indian goods amid Russian oil ties; markets react; Trump supports tariffs.

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Aug 2025
Daly discussed economic cautiousness impacting growth and expressed concern about declining male workforce participation

San Francisco Fed eyes possible rate cuts amid cautious growth and falling prime-age male labor participation.

6

Aug 2025
Reports indicate Trump may impose a 15% tariff on Japan, affecting the yen’s value

USD/JPY rises above 147.50 amid reports of possible US tariffs; no binding Japan trade deal.

6

Aug 2025
As the US Dollar weakens, the Japanese Yen rises, with USD/JPY nearing 147.00 level

Japanese Yen strengthens as US Dollar weakens on dovish Fed expectations, rising rate cut probabilities, and cooling economy.

6

Aug 2025
After a recent decline, US equities have now stabilised, reflecting a cautious market attitude

US equities stabilize after correction; weak jobs data, inflation, and earnings reports influence market direction.

6

Aug 2025
Next week, Trump plans meetings with Putin and Zelensky, potentially impacting markets and energy prices

Trump to meet Putin and Zelensky next week; peace hopes may impact energy markets and European assets.

6

Aug 2025
Major US indices rose, led by NASDAQ, while Apple’s shares significantly increased after investment announcements

NASDAQ leads gains as Apple surges 5.10% on $100B investment; AMD, SMCI stocks fall sharply.

6

Aug 2025
The Minneapolis Fed’s Neel Kashkari indicates two rate reductions might be suitable amid economic slowdown

Neel Kashkari signals potential rate cuts due to slowing economy, despite ongoing uncertainty surrounding tariff impacts.

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