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RBA Governor Bullock warns core inflation remains high, impacting interest rates longer than expected. Meanwhile, Trump’s tariff push complicates the currency market, creating opportunities and risks for traders. – vtmarketsmy.com

The yen may strengthen soon, supported by a US-Japan trade deal and the Bank of Japan hinting at rate hikes. Traders should consider positions for potential yen appreciation. – vtmarketsmy.com

The White House’s cryptocurrency policy report, featuring a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, is set for July 30. Traders should brace for volatility and consider options strategies to exploit market uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com

US Treasury Secretary Bessent’s comments on potential 25% tariffs on Japan have sparked market volatility, causing the USD/JPY to drop. Traders are seizing opportunities by buying yen and exploring options strategies. – vtmarketsmy.com

RBNZ’s Chief Economist Conway warns of uncertain impacts from US tariffs, predicting decreased business investment and inflation. Lower interest rates loom, likely weakening the NZ dollar—traders should prepare for this shift. – vtmarketsmy.com

Goldman Sachs projects U.S. natural gas prices to reach $4.50/mmBtu by Summer 2026, despite risks from low investment in production. Traders should consider long positions amid current price weakness. – vtmarketsmy.com

The PBOC’s recent actions, including a stronger yuan reference rate and liquidity measures, signal a commitment to currency stability amid mixed economic data. Traders should consider low-volatility strategies as risks rise. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s manufacturing declined in July, signaling economic uncertainty, while the services sector grew. This divergence suggests potential trading opportunities amid a weakening yen and declining export orders. – vtmarketsmy.com

South Korea canceled U.S. trade talks due to scheduling issues, revealing deeper tensions over trade rules affecting its economy. This uncertainty could impact markets, especially the won and KOSPI index. – vtmarketsmy.com

AMD’s CEO, Lisa Su, revealed higher costs for Arizona-made chips, raising concerns about profit margins amidst U.S. supply chain initiatives. Traders should brace for price volatility, capitalizing on market uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com