China’s yuan is managed within a +/- 2% trading band by the PBOC, ensuring stability against volatility. Traders should focus on low-volatility strategies while monitoring the daily midpoint for signs of change. – vtmarketsmy.com
The Australian dollar is poised to rise due to increased hedging by pension funds, with analysts predicting gains up to 3%. Traders should consider buying AUD/USD call options for potential profits. – vtmarketsmy.com
Oil prices hover around $70 a barrel, but forecasts suggest an impending surplus will pressure them lower. Trading strategies focus on selling longer-dated contracts and purchasing protective put options. – vtmarketsmy.com
Trump and EU’s von der Leyen struck a trade deal, boosting EUR/USD slightly. However, uncertainty lingers over unresolved tariffs and impending China talks, leading to potential volatility in the markets. – vtmarketsmy.com
The US-EU trade framework leaves aircraft tariffs at zero temporarily, providing relief to the aerospace sector amid uncertainty. Steel tariffs remain high, impacting costs for manufacturers and suggesting ongoing trade volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com
US equity futures surged after a new trade deal framework between the EU and US was announced, boosting optimism despite ongoing market volatility and inflation concerns. Strategies are recommended to hedge against potential reversals. – vtmarketsmy.com
EU President von der Leyen announced a trade deal with the US, capping tariffs at 15% and averting a trade war. This deal strengthens dollar demand while raising risks for European automakers. – vtmarketsmy.com
China’s industrial profits fell 4.3% in June, reflecting weak demand and price wars. As Beijing promises policy support, traders face volatility, creating opportunities in options for commodities and ETFs. – vtmarketsmy.com
Asia’s economic calendar is empty on July 28, 2025, leaving market sentiment shaped by a new US/EU trade deal and an upcoming US-China meeting. Prepare for potential volatility! – vtmarketsmy.com
U.S. and Chinese negotiators meet in Stockholm Monday, likely extending a tariff truce to prevent steep increases. Traders should prepare for short-term volatility dips and sector-specific movements amid ongoing trade tensions. – vtmarketsmy.com
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