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    3 September 2025
    US factory orders fell by 1.3%, slightly better than expected, showing resilience

    In July 2025, U.S. factory orders fell 1.3%, but core data shows resilience, easing recession fears. With strong business spending, interest rates may stay high, impacting market strategies positively. – vtmarketsmy.com

    3 September 2025
    US job openings decrease, leading to a dovish market reaction and a weaker dollar

    Job openings in the U.S. fell to 7.18 million, disappointing expectations and signaling a cooling labor market. This prompted increased Fed rate cut expectations, affecting yields and investment strategies. – vtmarketsmy.com

    3 September 2025
    Bailey links the steeper UK yield curve to global factors, highlighting lower rate expectations and inflation risks from supply-side issues.

    UK yield curves are influenced by global factors, hinting at potential interest rate declines. Despite dovish signals from the Bank of England, markets reflect skepticism about inflation and future rate cuts. – vtmarketsmy.com

    3 September 2025
    Bank of England policymakers share differing opinions on interest rate decisions and inflation

    The Bank of England’s split on interest rates heightens market uncertainty. With concerns over inflation and a fragile economy, traders brace for volatility ahead of critical policy meetings. – vtmarketsmy.com

    3 September 2025
    Musalem believes the current policy balances inflation and employment, but warns that tariffs might increase inflation risks.

    The St. Louis Fed warns that new tariffs could heighten inflation, delaying return to the 2% target until 2026. High rates persist as job growth cools, urging caution for traders. – vtmarketsmy.com

    3 September 2025
    Waller talked about rate cuts, rising inflation, and the significance of the Fed’s independence and growth.

    Federal Reserve Governor Waller hints at possible interest rate cuts soon, driven by labor market shifts and inflation dynamics. Traders should brace for volatility as the Fed navigates uncertain economic conditions. – vtmarketsmy.com

    3 September 2025
    Canada’s Q2 labour productivity falls by 1.0%, the worst performance since late 2022

    Canada’s 1.0% drop in labor productivity signals economic weakness, spurring bearish sentiment on the CAD. This could lead to stagnant corporate profits and increased market volatility. Prepare for price swings ahead! – vtmarketsmy.com

    3 September 2025
    A calmer trading atmosphere developed, but bond yields increased tensions in European markets today.

    European markets stabilized after a bond selloff, with rising equity indices and fluctuating yields. Upcoming OPEC+ meetings and currency dynamics hint at a cautious trading environment; hedging strategies are advisable. – vtmarketsmy.com

    3 September 2025
    Traders expect US labor data as USDCHF experiences choppy price movements between trendlines.

    USDCHF is consolidating, poised for a breakout amid key US labor reports this week. With strong data, the dollar may rally; weak data could spark bearish sentiment. Prepare for action! – vtmarketsmy.com

    3 September 2025
    US equities show signs of recovery after a decline, with technology stocks leading the gains

    US futures are rising, driven by tech stocks as Wall Street anticipates crucial economic data. Bond market signals raise concerns about volatility, making cautious trading strategies essential ahead of Friday’s payroll report. – vtmarketsmy.com

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