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Resilient dollar despite weak jobs data
Resilient dollar despite weak jobs data

The US dollar remains stable despite weak employment figures and market implications. Forecasts predict potential rate cuts and economic impacts on currencies.

Major Events Ahead: Europe PMIs, BoE Rate and Canada Employment
Major Events Ahead: Europe PMIs, BoE Rate and Canada Employment

Data on the US and Chinese trade balances will show how effective Donald Trump’s restructuring of the international trade system has been. Final figures on European business activity and statistics from American purchasing managers will demonstrate the resilience of economies.

Three blows to oil in three days
Three blows to oil in three days

Oil prices have faced pressure due to US trade tariffs, weak employment data, and OPEC+ increasing production quotas, potentially leading to further declines in prices.

S&P 500 Pauses Amid Hawkish Fed and Tariff Uncertainty
S&P 500 Pauses Amid Hawkish Fed and Tariff Uncertainty

The S&P 500 retreated from record highs, frightened by the Fed’s lack of hints about resuming the cycle of monetary expansion in September. Jerome Powell made it clear that lowering rates prematurely is a bad idea. Accelerating inflation will lead.

The Fed continues to kick the can down the road
The Fed continues to kick the can down the road

With Fed's unexpectedly hawkish tone, markets have sharply reduced expectations for a September rate cut, strengthening the US dollar as inflation concerns linger and tariff-induced pressures begin to emerge.

Bank of Canada keeps rate unchanged, warns of possible cut
Bank of Canada keeps rate unchanged, warns of possible cut

Despite keeping its key rate steady at 2.75%, the Bank of Canada signalled openness to future cuts amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

The US private sector is showing signs of health, spurring the dollar’s recovery
The US private sector is showing signs of health, spurring the dollar’s recovery

Recent US private sector job growth and resilient consumer demand are boosting optimism for the dollar’s continued recovery, as positive employment data sets the stage for a strong official NFP report on Friday

The US trade deficit has stopped pressuring the dollar
The US trade deficit has stopped pressuring the dollar

Due to a decline in imports, the US trade deficit narrowed in June to $86 billion, down from $96.4 billion a month earlier and a peak of $162 billion in March. Anticipating trade disputes, US importers began to increase purchases.

The Fed is likely to pave the way for a rate cut in September
The Fed is likely to pave the way for a rate cut in September

Although there is virtually no chance of a rate cut at the end of July, investors and traders will be closely watching for signals in an attempt to assess the likelihood of policy easing in September.

The Dow Jones Index has reached its top levels, but don’t rush to short it
The Dow Jones Index has reached its top levels, but don’t rush to short it

The Dow Jones index has reached high levels, particularly in the tech sector, with indicators showing extreme greed; but this doesn't necessarily signal a sell-off. Investors should keep an eye on market conditions for potential short squeezes.

News Weekly Video: Dollar Drops, Stocks Soar, Bitcoin Stalls
News Weekly Video: Dollar Drops, Stocks Soar, Bitcoin Stalls

📉 The dollar dives, stocks soar, and crypto takes a breather — it’s all happening in this week’s Pro News Weekly! In this episode: 👉 Stay ahead of the markets with clear, concise analysis from FxPro.

Important events for the week ahead: rate decisions and NFP
Important events for the week ahead: rate decisions and NFP

Upcoming events include interest rate decisions, Nonfarm Payrolls, US GDP data release, FOMC meeting, and trade negotiations.

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