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Jul 2025
The NZD/USD pair faces selling pressure, dropping beneath 0.6000 in Asia for a second day

NZD/USD weakens amid strong US Dollar, trade tensions, bearish technicals; key support and resistance levels observed.

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Jul 2025
Yuan exports from China to the US declined 9.9% and imports fell 7.7% year-on-year

China-US trade fell in first half; officials advocate dialogue, cooperation over coercion to foster recovery.

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Jul 2025
In Saudi Arabia today, gold prices increased, as reported by gathered data sources

Gold prices rose in Saudi Arabia as global trends and central bank demand support value amid uncertainties.

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Jul 2025
In June, China’s yuan exports increased by 7.2%, while imports rose by 2.3%

China’s exports rose 7.2% in June 2025, while imports rebounded 2.3% year-on-year. Trade remained balanced.

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Jul 2025
China’s exports grew by 7.2% while imports declined by 2.7%, with trade reaching record levels

China’s exports rose 7.2%, while imports fell 2.7%, totaling over 20 trillion yuan in trade.

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Jul 2025
A memorandum of understanding was established between BHP and CATL for battery technology collaboration

BHP and CATL partner to develop battery technology, energy storage, and recycling for mining operations.

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Jul 2025
The USD weakened, while the EUR and JPY strengthened; AUD and NZD declined amidst mixed performance

Trump announces 30% EU tariff; EU pauses retaliation as USD dips, EUR rises, markets respond cautiously.

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Jul 2025
Concerns over oil supply arise due to Trump’s increased criticism of Putin regarding the Ukraine conflict

Oil prices steady as traders await possible U.S. sanctions on Russia amid renewed geopolitical tensions and uncertainty.

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Jul 2025
The PBOC established the USD/CNY rate at 7.1491, below the anticipated 7.1744 value

PBOC sets yuan midpoint at 7.1491, injects 119.7 billion yuan via reverse repos to support liquidity.

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Jul 2025
China’s economy is predicted to exceed its growth target due to strong exports and fiscal measures

China’s Q2 2025 GDP projected at 5.1%, driven by exports and domestic demand; stimulus pause likely.

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