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    5 August 2025
    Technology sector shows mixed results, healthcare rises, and financials face losses while investors stay cautious.

    Today’s market showed mixed results: Oracle thrived while Microsoft and Nvidia fell. The healthcare sector, led by Pfizer’s gains, contrasts with bearish financial trends. Investors should focus on stable opportunities. – vtmarketsmy.com

    5 August 2025
    U.S. stocks struggle as disappointing ISM non-manufacturing data impacts market dynamics

    U.S. stock indices, including the S&P 500, are struggling after failing to maintain gains amid weak economic data. Traders should prepare for potential downside targets as bearish sentiment grows. – vtmarketsmy.com

    5 August 2025
    US ISM non-manufacturing PMI hits 50.1, falling short of the 51.5 forecast as seven components decline

    July’s ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI fell to 50.1, signaling declining economic activity and rising prices, complicating the Fed’s next moves. With job losses and slowing growth, recession fears loom large. – vtmarketsmy.com

    5 August 2025
    In July, the services PMI rose to 55.7, indicating growth in five sectors, especially technology.

    In July 2025, the services sector flourished, with strong growth in technology and financials, while consumer and basic materials lagged. Strategies like buying tech ETFs and shorting basic materials are advised. – vtmarketsmy.com

    5 August 2025
    USDCHF struggles to maintain upward momentum after failing to break resistance

    The USD/CHF faces downward pressure after failing to maintain the 0.8102 resistance level, with support zones eyeing 0.8062–0.8054. Tariff uncertainties could lead to increased market volatility ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com

    5 August 2025
    USDCAD faces a market stalemate due to strong support and resistance, causing trader indecision.

    USDCAD is at a critical juncture between 1.3762 support and 1.3810 resistance. Tariff tensions may spark volatility, urging traders to prepare for potential significant breakouts in the upcoming weeks. – vtmarketsmy.com

    5 August 2025
    In June, Canada’s trade balance was -C$5.86 billion, which was better than expected due to changes in exports and imports.

    Canada’s trade deficit widened to C$5.86 billion in June, with exports dropping significantly and highlighting economic fragility. The Bank of Canada may maintain cautious policies amidst ongoing trade uncertainties. – vtmarketsmy.com

    5 August 2025
    The trade balance for June was -60.2 billion, which is better than the expected -61.3 billion.

    The US trade deficit narrowed to -$60.2 billion in June 2025, driven by a sharp import decline. This slowdown hints at weakening domestic demand, affecting potential Fed rate hikes and market volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com

    5 August 2025
    Trump raised concerns about outdated survey data, talked about tariffs, and discussed trade relations with China.

    Trump criticized outdated survey data and highlighted economic changes during his presidency, including rising stocks and planned tariffs on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals. Trade talks with China remain hopeful but risky. – vtmarketsmy.com

    5 August 2025
    The North American session starts with a stronger USD, rising stocks, and increasing bond yields

    The USD rises as stocks gain, with strong earnings from Pfizer and mixed PMI data influencing markets. Traders eye ISM data today, anticipating impact on yields and economic outlook. – vtmarketsmy.com

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