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Jul 2025
Strong against the US Dollar, the Japanese Yen leads G10 currencies amid risk-averse sentiment

The Japanese Yen gains 0.4%, leading G10 currencies, supported by risk aversion and strong spending data.

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Jul 2025
Markets are quiet as equities decline and the dollar slightly weakens ahead of a holiday

US dollar dips post-payrolls; gold rises, crude falls. Tariff tensions weigh on markets and sentiment.

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Jul 2025
Scotiabank reports that the Pound remains stable within a narrow range against the US Dollar

The British Pound holds steady; markets eye Bank of England decision amid stable fiscal outlook and data.

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Jul 2025
The OPEC+ meeting is rescheduled for Saturday, influenced by the Ashura holiday, with output increase expected

OPEC+ delays meeting to July 5 due to Ashura; output hikes continue toward pre-pandemic levels.

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Jul 2025
Currently, gold price (XAU/USD) hovers near $3,335, awaiting clarity on tariff policy decisions

Gold hovers near $3,335 as trade tensions rise; investors seek safety amid geopolitical and fiscal uncertainties.

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Jul 2025
NASDAQ futures currently exhibit a pullback after a strong breakout, with key support levels noted.

NASDAQ futures dip 0.6% amid holiday low liquidity; key support levels eyed for next move.

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Jul 2025
According to Scotiabank analysts, the Euro is gaining strength against the US Dollar, approaching weekly highs

Euro rises 0.2% against Dollar, approaching highs despite soft data; bullish trend may soon pause.

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Jul 2025
After a positive NFP report, traders reduced dovish expectations for the Fed’s future rate cuts

US jobs data shifts expectations, reducing predicted Fed rate cuts; global central banks adjust outlooks accordingly.

4

Jul 2025
According to Scotiabank’s strategists, the Canadian Dollar has decreased slightly amidst reduced risk appetite

USD/CAD stabilizes near 1.3560 amid weak risk sentiment; outlook cautious pending trade talks and PMI data.

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Jul 2025
In May, Eurozone PPI fell 0.6% due to energy prices, while core prices increased slightly

Eurozone PPI fell 0.6% in May; energy prices dropped, while consumer goods prices saw slight increases.

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