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Anticipation builds as the Bank of England prepares for a potential 25 basis point rate cut, with mixed economic signals. Concurrently, US Jobless Claims data may impact Federal Reserve rate expectations. – vtmarketsmy.com

UK house prices rose to £298,237 in July, marking solid growth despite regional variations. Improved affordability and stable trends suggest a resilient market, although caution remains regarding potential interest rate impacts. – vtmarketsmy.com

Germany’s declining trade surplus and industrial production signal economic distress. With looming US tariffs and a struggling Euro, smart investors might consider short positions to navigate the turbulent landscape ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

Germany’s industrial production plummeted 1.9% in June 2025, the lowest since May 2020, signaling deeper economic issues. Traders should consider protective options as fears of a recession grow. – vtmarketsmy.com

A large AUD/USD expiry at 0.6500 could stabilize prices short-term, while uncertainty from potential tariffs on Japan adds volatility. Strong U.S. data contrasts with this, creating caution among traders. – vtmarketsmy.com

President Trump’s new tariffs aim to boost U.S. revenue and address debt, but have sparked market volatility and inflation concerns. Traders should adapt strategies to navigate the shifting economic landscape. – vtmarketsmy.com

Tariffs dominate Asian markets as China’s exports exceed expectations and the U.S. imposes a 15% tariff on Japan, impacting the yen. Tech winners like Apple thrive while volatility rises. – vtmarketsmy.com

China’s July 2025 trade data surprises with a 7.2% export growth, signaling strong domestic demand and a bullish outlook for industrial metals. Explore investment opportunities amid shifting trade patterns. – vtmarketsmy.com

Federal Reserve officials hint at upcoming interest rate cuts as economic growth slows. Join a virtual session with Raphael Bostic for insights on monetary policy shifts and market opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com

Saudi Arabia’s crude prices rise due to tight supply and strong demand, with a $1 increase for September deliveries. Traders should prepare for potential price spikes amidst shifting trade flows. – vtmarketsmy.com