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Japan’s PPI rose 2.7% year-on-year in August 2025, while monthly figures dipped. Mixed economic signals create uncertainty, suggesting a wait-and-see approach from the Bank of Japan amidst rising corporate optimism. – vtmarketsmy.com

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand plans to lower its Official Cash Rate to 2.50% by year-end, influenced by economic recovery. Monitor for data changes that could shift this timeline! – vtmarketsmy.com

Tenant demand is high, but landlord instructions dropped 37%, tightening supply and driving rent increases. This offers bearish strategies for housing while favoring bullish investments in rental-focused assets. – vtmarketsmy.com

The ECB is likely to hold interest rates steady due to stable inflation, but geopolitical risks may create market volatility. Traders should focus on President Lagarde’s guidance to navigate potential shifts. – vtmarketsmy.com

Deutsche Bank has increased its S&P 500 year-end target to 7,000, citing strong earnings and resilient growth. With minimal tariff impacts and neutral investor positioning, significant gains are anticipated ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

Barclays anticipates the Federal Reserve will cut rates this month due to a cooling labor market, with three cuts expected by 2025. Traders brace for volatility and changing strategies ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

Stephen Miran’s temporary role on the Federal Reserve Board may introduce market volatility ahead of anticipated rate cuts. Traders should prepare for shifts in expectations as his confirmation vote approaches. – vtmarketsmy.com

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon expects a 25 basis point rate cut this fall, driven by slowing job growth. The IPO market is booming, signaling renewed investor confidence and potential opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com

US PPI data showed a surprising decrease, raising anticipation for upcoming CPI figures and potential Federal Reserve rate cuts, while currency markets react with mixed movements amid growing economic uncertainty. – vtmarketsmy.com

The stock market showed mixed results: the Dow fell while the S&P and NASDAQ hit record highs. Concerns arise from weak consumer spending and concentrated gains in a few tech stocks. – vtmarketsmy.com