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USD/CHF is stable below 0.8000, with technical indicators hinting at a downtrend. Economic factors and SNB policies could influence volatility, making it wise for traders to stay alert. – vtmarketsmy.com

Bill Pulte discussed unverified rumors of Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s potential resignation, suggesting it could positively impact the economy. Speculation might lead to market volatility, affecting interest rate expectations significantly. – vtmarketsmy.com

Austan Goolsbee warns Trump’s tariffs may hinder interest rate cuts by complicating inflation forecasts, emphasizing the need for careful monitoring of economic indicators as market reactions intensify amid uncertain policy conditions. – vtmarketsmy.com

Despite strong Canadian labor data, the CAD weakened against the USD, influenced by tariff threats from the US and reduced expectations for a Bank of Canada rate cut, signaling ongoing economic uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com

GBP net speculative positions rose to £33.2K, indicating a shift towards positive market sentiment. Traders must stay vigilant as upcoming economic data could impact volatility and positioning outcomes. – vtmarketsmy.com

Economic data surprises—Canada’s booming employment and unexpected US budget surplus—influence market dynamics, igniting inflation fears amid tariff tensions and mixed asset performances. Investors brace for potential volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

CFTC net positions in the S&P 500 have dropped sharply, indicating growing caution among investors. Meanwhile, tariff tensions weaken the EUR and GBP, while gold and meme coins gain traction amidst market uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com

US stock indices declined significantly this week, signaling investor uncertainty. While Ethereum surged, many stocks, like Raytheon and CrowdStrike, plummeted, suggesting a shift towards cautious investing. Adjust your strategies accordingly. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japanese CFTC JPY net positions dropped, indicating reduced bearish sentiment. The shift reflects market caution due to interest rate disparities, urging investors to approach decisions with vigilance and personal research. – vtmarketsmy.com

Key economic data releases next week focus on inflation in the US and Canada, while the UK and Australia showcase labor market stability. All eyes are on central bank responses and consumer behaviors. – vtmarketsmy.com