On September 1, 2025, Eurozone unemployment held steady at 6.2%. The markets saw gold prices rise amid US legal uncertainties, while traders await crucial US jobs data and its impact on currencies. – vtmarketsmy.com
EURUSD is reacting to trends in US labor data and interest rate expectations, with an 89% chance of a September rate cut. Strong data could boost the dollar, while weak data supports euro gains. – vtmarketsmy.com
September poses challenges for financial markets, historically the worst month for the S&P 500. Traders eye a potential Fed rate cut, while patterns suggest caution for stocks, gold, and oil investments. – vtmarketsmy.com
Gold prices are rising towards historic highs, fueled by lower real yields and dovish Fed signals. With inflation expectations outpacing yields, traders should consider long positions for potential gains. – vtmarketsmy.com
The Eurozone’s unemployment rate remains steady at 6.2%, indicating economic resilience, complicating ECB policy on interest rates. Traders should brace for market volatility and consider hedging strategies ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com
A federal appeals court ruled Trump’s tariffs illegal, igniting market uncertainty and impacting the dollar. Traders eye currency volatility, gold futures, and hedging strategies as the Supreme Court’s decision looms. – vtmarketsmy.com
UK manufacturing PMI hit 47.0, indicating ongoing contraction and job losses. With new orders plummeting and uncertainty over government policies, the economy faces a bearish outlook and potential Bank of England rate cuts. – vtmarketsmy.com
UK mortgage approvals exceeded expectations in July, indicating consumer resilience despite rising borrowing costs. Annual consumer credit growth hit 7.0%, complicating the Bank of England’s interest rate outlook. – vtmarketsmy.com
Swiss sight deposits rose to CHF 472.3 billion, signaling the Swiss National Bank’s active intervention to stabilize the franc. Traders may find opportunities by selling put options on EUR/CHF in this environment. – vtmarketsmy.com
The Eurozone’s Manufacturing PMI hit a 38-month high of 50.7, signaling economic resilience. Domestic orders rise despite export weaknesses, presenting opportunities in European equities amid fragile recovery risks. – vtmarketsmy.com
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