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This week’s light economic events include insights from central banks like the ECB and Fed, with home sales data and durable goods orders likely indicating a cooling U.S. economy. Watch for market volatility! – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s PM Ishiba seeks talks with Trump on trade following election losses, while facing economic challenges and rising inflation. Market volatility is expected, with potential implications for the Yen and stock market. – vtmarketsmy.com

FX option expiries on July 21 influence EUR/USD trading. With technical limits in place, expect restricted movements. New psychological barriers emerge as central bank policies diverge, presenting trading opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s ruling coalition has lost its upper house majority for the first time in decades, raising political uncertainty and increasing the risk of tariffs on U.S. trade negotiations, impacting markets severely. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s yen fluctuated after election results, while New Zealand’s inflation data hinted at a potential interest rate cut. China’s stable rates suggest a cautious economic approach. Markets remain volatile; consider options strategies. – vtmarketsmy.com

HSBC’s analysis reveals the USD/JPY is currently overvalued, with intervention risks and potential JPY strength from trade agreements and Fed easing. Traders should consider strategies to capitalize on volatility shifts. – vtmarketsmy.com

New Zealand’s inflation has dipped to 2.7%, signaling potential interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank. Traders can seize opportunities through put options and short positions on the weakening Kiwi dollar. – vtmarketsmy.com

China’s rare earth magnet exports to the U.S. soared 660% in June, signaling a potential market rebound. This may benefit U.S. automakers and green energy firms recovering from supply disruptions. – vtmarketsmy.com

U.S. trade talks are heating up, with President Trump proposing a 15% tariff on European goods. This shift surprises EU negotiators, prompting Germany to adopt a tougher stance as August 1 approaches. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japanese PM Ishiba’s party lost its upper house majority, impacting the yen and potentially leading to policy stagnation. Currency traders should consider opportunities favoring the dollar amidst Japan’s political instability. – vtmarketsmy.com