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Jul 2025
A recovery in the Dow Jones Industrial Average reflected investors’ easing worries over inflation and tariffs

Dow climbs as retail sales rise, jobless claims fall, and markets adjust expectations for future Fed rate cuts.

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Jul 2025
This week, 1.3 trillion yuan was injected into China’s banking system to alleviate funding strain

China’s central bank injected record liquidity this week to ease market stress amid tightened funding conditions.

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Jul 2025
Amidst a recovering US Dollar, the Canadian Dollar weakened to its lowest level in weeks

Canadian Dollar drops as US economic strength boosts USD; BoC rate stance and oil prices influence CAD.

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Jul 2025
During the North American session, gold fell by over 0.26%, recovering from nearly 1% losses

Gold fell over 0.26% as strong US data reduced rate-cut expectations, pressuring demand and prices.

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Jul 2025
China’s Commerce Minister stated China-US trade relations face challenges but are essential and mutually beneficial

Mutual benefit is key to U.S.-China trade ties amid tensions from unilateral, protectionist U.S. measures.

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Jul 2025
Attention turned to the Yen as the Greenback rebounded, influenced by US economic updates and market dynamics

US Dollar Index strengthens near 99.00; major currency pairs react amid key economic data and Fed speech.

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Jul 2025
Amidst weak trade figures from Japan, the Pound strengthens against the Yen, highlighting Yen’s fragility

British Pound gains on weak Japanese trade data; GBP/JPY near highs as markets eye upcoming CPI impacts.

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Jul 2025
China insists on part ownership for Cosco in Panama ports sale to prevent blockade of deal

China threatens $23B port deal unless Cosco joins buyers, asserting influence over strategic infrastructure.

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Jul 2025
Christopher Waller suggested a 25 basis point rate cut; Fed’s blackout period is imminent

Federal Reserve Governor Waller supports a July rate cut, citing 3% as a suitable long-term rate.

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Jul 2025
The Australian Dollar declines against the US Dollar due to poor employment figures and strong retail sales

Australian Dollar weakens as employment disappoints; US retail sales surge, altering interest rate expectations and outlook.

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