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Flash PMIs for Europe and the US will shape economic outlooks today, with central bank speakers influencing market expectations. Traders must stay alert to data changes and potential interest rate shifts. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Japanese Yen is weakening amid predictions of delayed rate hikes by the Bank of Japan and rising US tariffs on Japanese imports, despite steady inflation and manufacturing growth. – vtmarketsmy.com

Earnings growth is slowing, projected at just 5% for Q2 2025, with 14 of 16 sectors facing cuts. Upcoming reports from FedEx, Nike, and Micron could signal broader market trends. – vtmarketsmy.com

European futures show a cautious start, with slight declines as traders reassess after US airstrikes in Iran. Market sentiment remains measured, favoring tactical adjustments over major shifts in strategy. – vtmarketsmy.com

Rising oil prices, driven by Iran-Israel tensions, reveal market caution. With WTI crude stabilizing, traders should approach volatility wisely, focusing on fundamentals over fear—opportunities may lie in selling exaggerated spikes. – vtmarketsmy.com

Key FX option expiries in EUR/USD and USD/JPY are shaping trading dynamics. Watch for resistance around 1.1500 in EUR/USD and 147.00 in USD/JPY, as market reactions may shift quickly. – vtmarketsmy.com

S&P 500 Futures show bullish momentum above 6,000, with targets set at 6,008 and 6,100. Geopolitical tensions impact market dynamics, but disciplined trading strategies help navigate volatility effectively. – vtmarketsmy.com

Australia and Japan’s business activity improved in June, with fluctuating market responses to geopolitical tensions and military actions in Iran. Traders should remain cautious in their strategies amid ongoing volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s June PMI rose to 51.4, indicating a recovery driven by stronger services and manufacturing. However, fragile demand and global trade risks keep future growth uncertain. Caution remains. – vtmarketsmy.com

Silver prices surged to approximately $36.10 amid rising tensions in the Middle East following US attacks on Iran. Geopolitical unrest and potential Fed interest rate cuts are driving market volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com