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The CFTC’s new initiative to allow spot crypto asset trading on registered futures exchanges signals greater regulatory certainty, potentially stabilizing the market and enticing institutional investment, while hinting at deeper liquidity ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

US stocks rebounded slightly after a weak jobs report, with both NASDAQ and S&P indices testing critical levels. Anticipated rate cuts are driving lower yields, boosting gold prices, and posing risks for the Euro. – vtmarketsmy.com

Dominion Energy’s chart signals a bullish trend after completing a long correction, suggesting potential gains above $100. Traders are advised to buy during pullbacks for high-probability entry points. – vtmarketsmy.com

Murphy USA’s Q2 earnings beat expectations with $7.36 per share, driven by improved fuel margins, despite an 8.2% revenue decline. Consumer demand weakness raises volatility concerns and potential downturn risks. – vtmarketsmy.com

Morgan Stanley predicts a potential 10% decline in the US equity market this quarter due to tariffs and rising inflation. With historical seasonal weakness ahead, now is the time to hedge with strategic options. – vtmarketsmy.com

The yen declines amid market fluctuations, with US stocks rebounding and a potential EU tariff raising volatility. Traders should exercise caution with investments, particularly in light of China’s economic slowdown. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Bank of England is expected to cut the base rate to 4.00% on August 7 due to rising inflation and a weak economy, creating opportunities for strategic trades and stock investments. – vtmarketsmy.com

US factory orders fell by 4.8% in June, hinting at manufacturing sector struggles. Meanwhile, the AUD/USD and EUR/USD declined as the strong US Dollar leads to potential rate cuts. – vtmarketsmy.com

US stock indices surged today, with the Dow rising 1.34% and NASDAQ hitting a favorable technical sign. Analysts are optimistic, suggesting traders consider call options for potential gains ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

July’s inflation data surprised by holding steady at 2% for the ECB, affecting interest rates and bond yields. A rate cut is anticipated, supporting market stability amid fluctuating food prices. – vtmarketsmy.com