Switzerland’s inflation data for July shows a surprising 0.2% CPI increase, complicating expectations for the Swiss National Bank. Traders should brace for potential CHF strength amid changing rates. – vtmarketsmy.com
Today’s Swiss CPI report shows low inflation, keeping the Swiss National Bank steady. Eyes now shift to the US for PMI and jobless claims data, which may influence market volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com
European markets are bouncing back slightly, with Eurostoxx and DAX futures rising after a dismal US jobs report. Caution is advised as volatility remains high, possibly indicating a temporary rally. – vtmarketsmy.com
The US dollar faces weakened momentum after disappointing jobs data, with potential rate cuts looming. Markets react with increased volatility, creating opportunities and risks for traders navigating this uncertain landscape. – vtmarketsmy.com
EUR/USD is fluctuating between 1.1497 and 1.1610, with options expiry limiting volatility. Recent job report disappointments signal possible rate cuts, influencing trading strategies amid uncertain market conditions. – vtmarketsmy.com
Gold prices are rising, driven by rate cut speculation and geopolitical tensions. Currently at $3,411.8, traders see potential opportunities, but waiting for a pullback could yield better entry points. – vtmarketsmy.com
Citi predicts gold prices will rise to $3,500 in three months due to a weaker US economy and inflation concerns. Strong demand and central bank purchases support this bullish outlook. – vtmarketsmy.com
Job data turbulence spikes rate cut expectations, with President Trump criticizing the Fed and firing the BLS chief. This chaos threatens market stability and the credibility of US economic data. – vtmarketsmy.com
China is set to tax bond interest income, impacting 70% of its bond market. This shift may reduce demand, raise yields, and spark volatility, echoing past market reactions. – vtmarketsmy.com
Oil prices briefly dipped after OPEC+ announced an output increase but later recovered. Mixed equity performances, especially in Japan, and fluctuating USD/JPY create trading opportunities amid global uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com
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