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The GBP/USD continues to fall, hit by rising US inflation and anticipated rate cuts by the Bank of England. Experts recommend buying put options on the weakening British Pound. – vtmarketsmy.com

The UK’s GDP decline raises the odds of interest rate cuts, contrasting with the US’s stable inflation. Traders are advised to capitalize on the divergence by shorting the pound against the dollar. – vtmarketsmy.com

EUR/CHF is consolidating near 0.9300 within a bearish descending triangle, with potential declines towards 0.9224. Traders should consider bearish positions, as strong momentum signals further downside risks. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold is currently trading around $3,330, influenced by the recent CPI report and potential Fed rate decisions. External pressures may limit upside, prompting strategies like short strangles in a tight market. – vtmarketsmy.com

China’s GDP growth is steady at 5.2%, but monthly data hints at a slowdown, driven by deflation and declining investments, especially in housing. Analysts foresee potential policy shifts to stabilize the economy. – vtmarketsmy.com

New Zealand’s dairy sector shows resilience with a 1.1% GDT price increase, while the USD strengthens, impacting currencies and gold prices. Consider investing in NZD/AUD for potential gains. – vtmarketsmy.com

The EUR/JPY soared past 173.00, driven by a strong Euro and weak Yen amid diverging interest rates and political uncertainty in Japan. Traders are cautious yet optimistic, considering strategic options. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s elections could shake Prime Minister Ishiba’s government and impact economic policies. Low approval ratings suggest volatility ahead; investors should consider strategies to profit from market fluctuations. – vtmarketsmy.com

Forexlive.com rebrands to investinglive.com on July 21, focusing on broader markets. Current risks include tech market concentration, stubborn inflation, and rising commodity prices, urging traders to hedge against potential downturns. – vtmarketsmy.com

Colombia’s retail sales jumped to 13.2%, exceeding expectations and indicating strong consumer spending. This may prompt the central bank to reconsider rate cuts, positively impacting the Colombian Peso and investment strategies. – vtmarketsmy.com