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JPMorgan warns that rising inflation may thwart bond rallies and limit Federal Reserve rate cuts, weakening the US dollar. Investors should brace for stagflation risks impacting bonds, stocks, and currency values. – vtmarketsmy.com

Consumer costs are set to soar 70% by autumn due to tariffs, with US companies absorbing the majority. This volatility signals a bearish market ahead, presenting trading opportunities in options and safe-haven assets. – vtmarketsmy.com

US stocks dipped despite Nasdaq’s intraday high. Trump paused China tariff hikes, while inflation and upcoming CPI data stir market tensions. The US dollar gains strength amid mixed economic indicators. – vtmarketsmy.com

Bank of America warns against cutting interest rates in September, citing persistent inflation above target and recent tariff hikes. Traders should consider strategies to hedge against market volatility and currency shifts. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Reserve Bank of Australia is poised to cut its cash rate by 25 basis points, signaling a ‘hawkish cut’ amidst mixed economic indicators. This could create volatility for traders. – vtmarketsmy.com

The NASDAQ index fell after a brief rise, indicating market uncertainty. Major tech stocks like Apple and Amazon dropped, while tariffs on Nvidia and AMD add headwinds. August market volatility looms. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold prices are down, trading at $3,345 amid reduced safe-haven demand and optimism surrounding US-Russia peace talks. Upcoming Fed rate cuts may provide support, creating a volatile market environment. – vtmarketsmy.com

Mexico’s industrial output improved slightly in June, narrowing its contraction to -0.4%. This shift, alongside stable inflation and the U.S. economy’s growth, suggests a hopeful outlook for Mexican economic resilience. – vtmarketsmy.com

Crude oil futures rose to $63.96, with a critical resistance at $64.49. An upward move could signal a bullish shift, but weak demand and high inventories pose challenges for traders. – vtmarketsmy.com

Trump’s executive order extends the China tariff deadline by 90 days, reducing immediate market volatility and potentially boosting equity indices. Investors might find opportunity in buying call options. – vtmarketsmy.com