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US dollar stability precedes crucial jobs report and trade discussions. With Non-Farm Payrolls at 110k and rising geopolitical tensions, market caution suggests potential volatility. Adjust strategies for surprise movements! – vtmarketsmy.com

Silver is gaining momentum, recently hitting $36.98, driven by industrial demand and a weakened dollar. The narrowing Gold/Silver ratio suggests potential investment opportunities in this versatile precious metal. – vtmarketsmy.com

The US Treasury Secretary highlights strong demand for government debt, with a debt ceiling extension to 2027. Caution remains essential as market trends signal uncertain interest rate movements amid fluctuating inflation expectations. – vtmarketsmy.com

UK gilts stabilized after a yield drop, influenced by intense scrutiny of Rachel Reeves during Parliament. Prime Minister Starmer supports her fiscal approach, but uncertainty remains ahead of the Autumn Statement. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Indian Rupee strengthens against the US Dollar as it hits 85.40. With anticipated weak US job data and rising unemployment, further selling pressure on the Dollar may follow. – vtmarketsmy.com

In June 2025, the Eurozone’s services PMI showed slight growth at 50.5, but new business demand remains weak. Germany’s stimulus may help, yet overall economic outlooks stay below average. – vtmarketsmy.com

Germany’s service sector showed slight recovery in June 2025, with a PMI of 49.7 and increased hiring. However, sluggish demand and rising costs continue to challenge growth, necessitating cautious monitoring. – vtmarketsmy.com

China is cautiously monitoring the US-Vietnam trade deal, hinting at defending its interests while recognizing potential indirect benefits. Market implications suggest shifts in regional supply chains and currency volatility ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

Spain’s service sector shows cautious growth amid falling new orders for the first time in 18 months, driven by existing contracts. Companies remain optimistic, yet political uncertainty and rising costs pose challenges. – vtmarketsmy.com

Japan’s largest union, Rengo, reports a 5.25% wage increase for this fiscal year, reflecting strong labor market trends and sustained employee demands. This trend could impact inflation policies and consumer spending. – vtmarketsmy.com