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Jul 2025
The USDCHF maintains strength above moving averages, while buyers target the 38.2% retracement level

USDCHF holds above key moving averages; buyers eye 0.8002 level for continued bullish momentum.

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Jul 2025
The RBA maintained its cash rate, awaiting CPI data, while trade tensions persist and yields rise

RBA holds rates steady; global trade tensions intensify; markets steady despite tariffs and eurozone trade fluctuations.

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Jul 2025
The NFIB small business optimism index for June was 98.6, slightly lower than expected and previous

Small business optimism dipped slightly as excess inventories rose; taxes remain the top concern for owners.

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Jul 2025
Market participants are currently disregarding tariff updates, focusing instead on inflation and Fed policies

Markets shrugged off anticipated US tariffs; focus shifts to inflation, Fed policies, and growth expectations ahead.

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Jul 2025
The EU finance minister confirmed readiness to retaliate if a fair agreement with the US fails

The EU stands ready to respond with countermeasures if fair deal with US is not achieved.

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Jul 2025
European indices are slightly elevated, reflecting a similar trend in US futures following a holiday

European stock indices and US futures rose slightly by 0.1%, following global market trends and uncertainties.

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Jul 2025
Ethereum’s future action may involve either a steep drop or an intense short squeeze possibility

Leveraged funds heavily short Ethereum futures, risking a short squeeze if bullish momentum unexpectedly lifts prices.

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Jul 2025
Recent data shows JPY struggles for bullish momentum, while USD remains cautiously supported by mixed outcomes

USDJPY climbs on weak Japanese wages, trade concerns, and strong US payrolls; eyes resistance near 148.28.

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Jul 2025
France’s trade balance measured -€7.76 billion, better than the anticipated -€8.25 billion, as exports declined.

France’s May trade deficit improved to -€7.76B; exports fell 0.3%, imports remained nearly unchanged.

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Jul 2025
In May, French exports fell from €49.256 billion to €48.888 billion

France’s exports declined; dollar strength pressured currencies and gold; cryptocurrencies and Asian markets showed resilience.

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