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Jul 2025
Jose Luis Escriva addressed an event in Bilbao, discussing the European Financial System’s future

Jose Luis Escriva to discuss Europe’s financial future; euro strength forecasted amid ECB communication efforts.

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Jul 2025
According to Daiwa, Trump’s tariffs may lower Japan’s GDP by 1.1%, affecting growth forecasts

Trump’s proposed tariffs may lower Japan’s GDP growth, but BOJ likely to continue rate hikes gradually.

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Jul 2025
In June, Ireland’s HICP (YoY) aligns with expectations at 1.6%

Ireland’s June HICP held steady at 1.6%, supporting inflation stability and informing economic policy decisions.

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Jul 2025
Sarah Breeden, Deputy Governor, discusses financial stability within a changing climate at 1500 GMT

Sarah Breeden to discuss financial stability in her speech, emphasizing resilience over climate-related concerns Thursday.

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Jul 2025
Internal division at the Fed arises regarding interest rate cuts due to Trump’s tariff increases

Trump’s tariffs prompt Fed to reassess rate cuts amid inflation concerns and potential economic slowdown signs.

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Jul 2025
China’s government announces enhanced measures to support employment and boost economic stability through targeted loans

China boosts job stability with targeted loans, insurance subsidies to support hiring amid economic challenges.

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Jul 2025
Bitcoin approached a peak close to $112,000 following Wall Street’s closing bell on Wednesday

BTC nears $112,000; AUD/USD, EUR/USD rise; gold gains; Trump tariffs unsettle Asia markets.

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Jul 2025
The PBOC established the USD/CNY midpoint at 7.1510, lower than the forecast of 7.1757.

PBOC injects 90 billion yuan via reverse repos, resulting in a net 32.9 billion yuan infusion.

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Jul 2025
Amid volatile markets, the Dow Jones Industrial Average recovered slightly after earlier losses

Nvidia hits $4 trillion valuation amid AI boom; tariffs and weak Amazon sales weigh on broader markets.

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Jul 2025
The Bank of Korea maintained interest rates at 2.5%, addressing concerns over household debt and tariffs

South Korea’s central bank holds interest rates steady at 2.5% amid debt and tariff concerns.

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