Topic: Market Insights
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Week ends with one clear winner: the U.S. dollar
Dollar climbs as Fed remains split and Trump ramps up tariffs. Euro & Sterling: At the mercy of US macro. Domestic drags and global jabs.
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The S&P 500 hits an all-time high, while the dollar remains steady
USD steadies as markets await key inflation data. Fed’s Daly signals rate cuts as inflation cools. RBA opens up as Aussie rallies.
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New tariff threats fail to rattle the dollar
Brazil threatened with 50% tariffs starting August 1st. Threats lose their grip as euro seeks fresh catalyst. The SLR debate that could reshape markets. Momentum melts: sterling’s technical chill. Price gains ease as Peso hits new high.
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Half-filled rally tanks
The SLR debate that could reshape markets. Threats lose their grip as euro seeks fresh catalyst. Momentum melts: sterling’s technical chill.
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Global policy shifts stir FX action
Trump surprises with 50% Brazil tariff. Fed leans toward rate cuts, USD/SGD builds momentum. BOJ newcomer flags inflation risks, USD/JPY may test resistance.
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Dollar holds steady, majors retreat from 2025 highs
Liberation Day-like fallout fades. July typically a quiet month for the CAD. Chill for the euro heatwave. Peso’s year-to-date gains grow to 12%. CHF strength is the only certainty.