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Aug 2025
Bostic expressed concerns about inflation risks outweighing employment risks amidst a changing labour market

Labour market slows but stays strong; inflation risks rise; tariffs and data shape Federal Reserve strategy.

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Aug 2025
The S&P 500 index trades below 200-hour moving average, indicating potential short-term bearish sentiment

S&P 500 and NASDAQ flirt with key technical levels, signaling potential for short-term market direction changes.

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Aug 2025
The Australian Dollar gains strength, driving AUD/USD towards the crucial resistance level near 0.6500

AUD/USD rallies on weaker USD post-jobs data, with strong Aussie economic indicators and key technical levels.

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Aug 2025
Following disappointing US employment figures, USD/JPY dipped to 148.80, down 1.3% during trading

USD/JPY drops after weak NFP data; US job growth lags expectations, pressuring the dollar and markets.

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Aug 2025
In June, construction spending decreased 0.4% month-on-month, primarily due to reductions in private sectors.

US construction spending fell 0.4% in June, with private sectors down and public projects slightly increasing.

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Aug 2025
The ISM manufacturing index decreased to 48.0, with most components falling below the 50.0 mark

US manufacturing index falls to 48.0; production up, prices paid decline, employment and orders remain weak.

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Aug 2025
Following the US jobs report, GBP/USD moves past 1.3200 due to weakened dollar momentum

British Pound rises above 1.3200 as weak U.S. job data fuels rate cut speculation and dollar decline.

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Aug 2025
The US added 73,000 jobs in July, falling short of the 110,000 forecasted increase

US job growth slows in July; unemployment rises, revisions cut previous gains, US Dollar weakens sharply.

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Aug 2025
The final University of Michigan sentiment was 61.7, showing weaker expectations and increased inflation outlook

Consumer sentiment improved modestly, inflation expectations diverged, and markets now anticipate more aggressive Federal Reserve rate cuts.

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Aug 2025
In July, the U.S. manufacturing sector faced a contraction due to weak demand and tariff uncertainties

U.S. manufacturing contracted in July as demand stagnated, exports fell, and business confidence declined amid tariffs.

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