The US Dollar may rise against the Chinese Yuan, facing resistance at 7.1910. Short-term trading indicates potential gains, but caution is advised due to overbought conditions. – vtmarketsmy.com
The Euro has fallen for five days due to a negative trade deal with the US. The EUR/USD pair faces pressure, while the strong US Dollar benefits from favorable economic data and Fed policies. – vtmarketsmy.com
US consumer confidence rose to 97.2 in July 2025, beating expectations, but job availability worsened. Market reactions may be short-lived as underlying economic concerns persist. Consider strategic options trading. – vtmarketsmy.com
German officials warn that the EU’s weak negotiating stance on new US tariffs will hurt the Euro and European markets. Traders should adopt a bearish strategy as uncertainty looms. – vtmarketsmy.com
The Canadian Dollar remains weak against the US Dollar amid trade uncertainties and a stagnant economy. Investors should prepare for potential gains in USD/CAD and manage risks carefully. – vtmarketsmy.com
The US Dollar may rise against the Japanese Yen, potentially targeting 149.20. Watch key resistance at 148.90 and support levels to anticipate market movements. Trading strategies could capitalize on this trend. – vtmarketsmy.com
NASDAQ and S&P hit intraday record highs, while Dow lags. Key earnings and Fed’s decisions drive market tension. Watch semiconductor stocks and consider protective strategies amid a split market dynamic. – vtmarketsmy.com
USDCAD is surging to a five-week high amid trade negotiations, with potential tariffs risking further Canadian dollar weakness. Focus on key resistance levels as volatility rises ahead of the August 1st deadline. – vtmarketsmy.com
The US Dollar’s recent strength is slowing ahead of critical FOMC and jobs data, creating uncertainty about its future. A cautious approach is advised, with potential pressure looming on the currency. – vtmarketsmy.com
The Pound Sterling is struggling due to a cooling labor market and persistent inflation, prompting speculation about interest rate cuts by the Bank of England. Retail sales continue to decline, heightening economic uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com
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