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US and China trade officials will meet in London on June 9, 2025, signaling a positive shift in trade discussions. Market optimism rises, while traders adjust positions in anticipation of policy changes. – vtmarketsmy.com

Nomura forecasts the USD/JPY to drop from 144.92 to 136 by September, driven by Japanese investors repatriating funds and potential U.S. pressure to strengthen the yen, amidst changing economic dynamics. – vtmarketsmy.com

Amazon’s hiring pause raises concerns about economic stability, reflecting a shift towards operational stability over growth. Despite modest wage increases, strategic adjustments hint at cautious market navigation amidst fluctuating consumer demand. – vtmarketsmy.com

Oil prices jumped 6.5% this week, defying increased OPEC supply. Market momentum suggests a possible rise to $70-71, driven by trade optimism and a drop in US oil rig counts. – vtmarketsmy.com

Patrick Harker’s retirement from the Philadelphia Fed raises uncertainties in monetary policy due to declining data quality, complicating rate decisions. This volatility may lead to fewer or delayed interest rate cuts as cautious assessments dominate. – vtmarketsmy.com

Two conflicting views on AI’s impact on government debt exist: one optimistic about productivity growth, the other cautious about fiscal stability. Both suggest investing in commodities and equities as safeguards. – vtmarketsmy.com

European stock indices showed steady weekly gains, with the STOXX 600 up 0.9%. Traders are cautiously optimistic, focusing on options activity that suggests a potential for upward momentum. Keep an eye on market volatility! – vtmarketsmy.com

The Nasdaq shows market strength, encouraging bullish positions over short selling. Individual research is crucial for investments. ForexLive rebrands to investingLive.com, hinting at broader investment coverage ahead. Stay disciplined! – vtmarketsmy.com

Bank of America predicts the euro could strengthen against the USD, CHF, and JPY due to geopolitical factors and European fiscal policies, especially ahead of significant NATO and EU summits. – vtmarketsmy.com

The S&P 500 has crossed 6000, reflecting optimism despite economic risks. Traders are buying dips, signaling expectations of market resilience amid potential challenges like tariff concerns. – vtmarketsmy.com