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    31 July 2025
    The Bank of Japan keeps short-term rates at 0.5% while expecting higher inflation in future forecasts.

    The Bank of Japan held interest rates steady at 0.5% while raising inflation forecasts significantly, indicating potential future rate hikes. Traders should prepare for market volatility and consider strategic options. – vtmarketsmy.com

    31 July 2025
    The yen strengthened in light trading ahead of the upcoming Bank of Japan announcement and report.

    The yen is gaining strength ahead of the Bank of Japan’s upcoming announcement, with traders predicting a potential interest rate hike. This hints at greater volatility in the USD/JPY pair. – vtmarketsmy.com

    31 July 2025
    New regulations in China mandate reporting of high-value cash transactions involving precious metals and gemstones

    China’s new regulations on cash transactions for precious metals could significantly impact gold demand and prices. Traders should watch for volatility and potential short-term profit opportunities in the market. – vtmarketsmy.com

    31 July 2025
    Private sector credit in Australia increased by 0.6% month-on-month, surpassing the 0.5% forecast

    Australia’s private sector credit rose by 0.6% in June 2025, hinting at economic strength, but the Reserve Bank’s dovish stance on inflation suggests rate hikes are unlikely soon, impacting the AUD. – vtmarketsmy.com

    31 July 2025
    Retail sales in Australia exceeded expectations for June 2025, showing positive trends in consumer spending recovery.

    Australia’s retail sales surged 1.2% in June 2025, indicating strong consumer resilience and raising inflation concerns. This data shifts expectations for the Reserve Bank’s upcoming meeting, potentially impacting interest rates and the bond market. – vtmarketsmy.com

    31 July 2025
    In June 2025, building permits in Australia surged by 11.9%, surpassing the expected 2% growth.

    Australia’s construction and retail sectors thrived in June 2025, with building permits up 11.9% and retail sales rising 1.2%. However, global military tensions may overshadow these gains, impacting currency stability. – vtmarketsmy.com

    31 July 2025
    In Q2, Australia saw a decline in export and import prices, negatively affecting its trade sector.

    Australia’s Q2 2025 trade data reveals a sharp 4.5% fall in export prices, signaling a weak economy, while robust retail sales rise creates a puzzling contrast for traders and investors alike. – vtmarketsmy.com

    31 July 2025
    In July 2025, China’s manufacturing PMI declined to 49.3, indicating a continued contraction trend amid weak demand.

    China’s manufacturing PMI dips to 49.3, marking four months of contraction, while non-manufacturing shows slight expansion at 50.1. Weak demand signals concerns for investors and industrial commodities. – vtmarketsmy.com

    31 July 2025
    US Commerce Secretary Lutnick confirms trade agreements with Cambodia and Thailand during an interview.

    US Commerce Secretary Lutnick announced finalized trade deals with Cambodia and Thailand, enhancing Southeast Asian partnerships. This shift, alongside rising market volatility, creates strategic trading opportunities amid changing international relations. – vtmarketsmy.com

    31 July 2025
    The PBOC sets the USD/CNY mid-point at 7.1494, lower than the forecasted 7.2062.

    China’s central bank has unexpectedly strengthened the yuan, signaling a challenge to market expectations. Despite weaker economic data, traders may consider strategies to capitalize on potential volatility in currency movements. – vtmarketsmy.com

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