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Aug 2025
Struggling to attract buyers, GBP/USD hovers under 1.3300, lacking signs of a bullish reversal

GBP/USD struggles below 1.3300 amid weak bullish signs; Dollar strength pressures the pair to new lows.

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Aug 2025
During European trading, the price of gold rises above $3,350, reclaiming gains near recent highs

Gold rises amid soft jobs data and Fed rate cut hopes; trades in triangle pattern, signaling indecision.

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Aug 2025
European indices recover after last week’s drops, with US markets also experiencing upward movement

European and US indices rebound strongly after significant drops, signaling renewed market confidence and investor optimism.

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Aug 2025
This week, attention turns to the Fed as the dollar’s rally falters following a weak jobs report

Soft jobs data shifts Fed rate cut expectations; market eyes Treasury auctions, inflation, and dollar trends.

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Aug 2025
According to UOB Group analysts, GBP/USD is anticipated to fluctuate between 1.3220 and 1.3320

Sterling stabilizes; downside risk eases as analysts see limited chance of breaking below 1.3140 support.

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Aug 2025
Resistance was encountered by USDCAD sellers, leading to a downward movement in prices

USDCAD faces downward pressure after tariff news and weak U.S. jobs data, nearing critical support levels.

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Aug 2025
Trump announced via Truth Social an increase in tariffs on India due to their oil dealings

Trump plans to raise tariffs on India over its resale of Russian oil amid global economic tensions.

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Aug 2025
Control remains with USDJPY sellers after a reversal from bullish highs following disappointing US jobs data

USDJPY reverses after bullish breakout; key moving averages signal bearish shift and potential downside support targets.

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Aug 2025
The technology sector thrives, led by Microsoft and Nvidia, despite mixed signals in other areas

Tech stocks surge with Microsoft, Nvidia gains; energy struggles; diversification and strategic positioning remain key advice.

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Aug 2025
Factory orders fell 4.8%, contrasting with previous increases, reflecting tariff-related market volatility and uncertainty

US factory orders fell 4.8% in June 2025; durable goods and capital equipment orders also declined.

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