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Citi predicts the European Central Bank will cut rates in September and December, despite market expectations suggesting only one cut. Traders should position for a more aggressive easing cycle. – vtmarketsmy.com

US Treasury Secretary Bessent’s meeting in Japan with Prime Minister Ishiba could spark volatility in forex markets, especially USD/JPY—traders should prepare for significant price swings ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

Eurozone’s inflation holds steady at 2.0%, prompting the ECB to pause interest rate changes. Traders should capitalize on low volatility strategies, anticipating stable markets until at least September. – vtmarketsmy.com

Rumors of Trump dismissing Fed Chair Powell sparked market volatility, briefly influencing prices. However, dismissals are unlikely due to the Fed’s structure. Traders should focus on data-driven strategies for opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com

Gold remains rangebound near a key trendline, with upcoming economic data potentially shifting market focus. Traders should watch for volatility, considering call and put options for strategic positioning. – vtmarketsmy.com

European equities are rebounding amid Wall Street’s recovery, but risks remain high from US economic data and political uncertainty in France. Protective strategies are advisable as market volatility surges. – vtmarketsmy.com

The dollar strengthens as EUR/USD dips and AUD/USD hits a three-week low. A Senate bill cutting foreign aid supports the dollar’s rise, signaling trading opportunities in currency markets. – vtmarketsmy.com

UK unemployment has risen, spurring expectations of rate cuts, while US jobless claims and retail sales data are poised to impact markets. Central bank comments will further guide economic outlook. – vtmarketsmy.com

Eurostoxx futures rise 0.8% amidst European market recovery, signaling brief stability. Traders should consider options for risk management with looming US-EU negotiations and inflation uncertainties ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s trade talks with the U.S. this weekend could spark significant market volatility, particularly for stocks and currency. Traders should prepare for sharp movements as looming tariffs heighten uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com