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Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. Bitcoin USD experienced a decrease of 1.4% against the dollar in the last session. The Stochastic RSI indicates that we are currently in an overbought market.

  2. Nio's shares rose by 1.6% in the last session. The MACD is giving a positive signal.

  3. The AUD/USD pair saw a slight increase of 0.1% in the last session. The Stochastic RSI indicates an overbought market.

  4. The gold-dollar pair experienced a minor decline of 0.1% in the last session. The Stochastic indicator is giving a positive signal.

  5. Gold prices edged down as treasury yields held firm, while investors digested comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and looked forward to US jobs data for further signals on US interest rate cuts. Meanwhile, the dollar slipped after Powell's dovish remarks, hinting at possible US interest rate cuts later this year. Notably, over half of the top American hedge funds have now invested in newly launched spot Bitcoin ETFs.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Australia's Retail Sales at 0130 GMT

  2. Japan's Jibun Bank Services PMI at 0300 GMT

  3. Spain's Unemployment Change at 0700 GMT

  4. US ISM Services PMI at 1400 GMT

  5. Japan's Foreign Bond Investment at 2350 GMT

  6. US ADP Employment Change at 1215 GMT

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The EUR/USD pairing experienced a positive movement, with the Euro gaining 0.3% against the dollar. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is signalling an upward trend.

  2. The USD/JPY pair showed market indecision, trading sideways in the last session. The Rate of Change (ROC) indicator is providing a negative signal.

  3. Gold (XAU/USD) surged by 1.1% against the dollar. The Commodity Channel Index (CCI) indicates that the market is currently overbought.

  4. Alibaba stock increased by 1.8% in the last session. The CCI is offering a positive signal for this stock.

  5. In broader financial news, the Yen hit a 38-year low against the US dollar. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 and NASDAQ reached record highs, spurred by data hinting at a potential economic slowdown, which has raised hopes for an imminent Federal Reserve rate cut.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Japan's Monetary Base - 2350 GMT

  2. Japan's JP Foreign Reserves - 2350 GMT

  3. Australia's Trade Balance - 0130 GMT

  4. Germany's Factory Orders - 0600 GMT

  5. Japan's Overall Household Spending - 2330 GMT

  6. Australia's Imports - 0130 GMT

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The GBP/USD pairing gained 0.1% in the last session. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is providing a positive signal.

  2. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC/USD) plummeted by 3.1%. The Stochastic RSI indicates a negative outlook.

  3. The Oil/USD pairing saw a 0.5% increase. The Williams %R indicator suggests the market is overbought.

  4. The AUD/USD pair made a slight upward correction, gaining 0.1%. The Commodity Channel Index (CCI) indicates an overbought market.

  5. Globally, Tron's Justin Sun is considering purchasing over $2.3 billion of Germany's Bitcoin holdings, while the South African rand strengthens against the dollar. Brent crude prices remain high, sustaining levels above $87.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. The US Average Hourly Earnings report at 1230 GMT, providing insights into wage growth.

  2. US Non-farm Payrolls at 1230 GMT, a key indicator of employment health.

  3. Germany's Industrial Production at 0600 GMT, shedding light on industrial activity.

  4. Italy's Retail Sales at 0800 GMT, offering a glimpse into consumer spending.

  5. Japan's Coincident Index and Leading Economic Index at 0500 GMT, providing a snapshot of current and future economic conditions.

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The oil price dropped by 0.7% against the dollar in the last session. The MACD is giving a positive signal, indicating potential bullish momentum.

  2. The Aussie dollar saw a minor dip of 0.1% in the last session. The RSI is giving a positive signal, suggesting possible upward movement.

  3. The Euro-dollar remained largely unchanged in the last session. The MACD is giving a positive signal, hinting at potential gains.

  4. The dollar-yen pair also remained largely unchanged in the last session. However, the RSI is giving a negative signal, indicating potential downward pressure.

  5. On the global front, oil prices settled lower to end last week as the rising possibility of a ceasefire deal in Gaza outweighed strong summer fuel demand and potential supply disruptions from Gulf of Mexico hurricanes. Taiwan's Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics maker and Apple's biggest iPhone assembler, posted better-than-expected quarterly revenue on AI server demand and forecast continued growth in the current quarter. Wall Street stock indexes closed firmer to end last week, with the tech-heavy NASDAQ and Benchmark S&P 500 hitting record highs as new data showing US labour market weakness boosted expectations for interest rate cuts as early as September.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Japan's Eco Watchers Survey Outlook at 0500 GMT, offering insights into the country's economic sentiment.

  2. Germany's Trade Balance at 0600 GMT, a key indicator of economic health.

  3. UK's BRC Like-for-Like Retail Sales at 2301 GMT, providing a measure of retail sector performance.

  4. The Eurozone's Euro Group Meeting at 0700 GMT, potentially impacting the euro's direction.

  5. The UK CFTC GBP NC Net Positions at 1930 GMT, shedding light on investor sentiments in the British pound.

  6. The US 6-Month Bill Auction at 1530 GMT, indicating investor demand for short-term government debt.

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The Gold-Dollar pair experienced a 1.1% decline in the last session. The Stochastic RSI is giving a negative signal.

  2. The Euro Dollar pair traded sideways in the last session. The Commodity Channel Index (CCI) indicates that we are currently in an overbought market.

  3. The Pound Dollar pair traded sideways in the last session. The Rate of Change (ROC) indicator is giving a negative signal.

  4. Bitcoin rose by 0.6% against the dollar in the last session. The Williams %R indicator is giving a positive signal.

  5. Globally, MSCI's global equities gauge saw minimal movement in choppy trading. US Treasury yields dipped as investors awaited key developments, including Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's testimony, critical inflation data, and the corporate earnings season kickoff. The long-awaited repayment process for creditors of the defunct crypto exchange Mt. Gox has commenced, with repayments in Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash. Boeing has agreed to plead guilty to a criminal fraud conspiracy charge related to the 737 Max crashes, accepting a $243 million fine. This decision marks Boeing as a convicted felon in connection to the tragic events that resulted in 346 fatalities.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. The US NFIB Business Optimism Index - 1000 GMT

  2. The US Red Book Index - 1255 GMT

  3. Eurozone's Eurogroup meeting - 0700 GMT

  4. Dutch Consumer Price Index - 0430 GMT

  5. Japan's Machine Tool Orders - 0600 GMT

  6. Japan's Producer Price Index - 2350 GMT

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. Bitcoin's Surge Against the Dollar
    Bitcoin experienced an increase of 2% against the dollar in the last session. The Stochastic indicator is currently signalling a bearish outlook.

  2. Meta Shares Dip
    Meta shares fell by 0.7% in the last session. The Stochastic RSI is indicating a bullish trend despite the recent decline.

  3. AUD/USD Pair's Sideways Trade
    The AUD/USD pair traded sideways in the last session, with the RSI giving a bullish signal.

  4. Gold's Sideways Movement
    The gold-dollar pair traded sideways in the last session, with the Stochastic RSI giving a bearish signal.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Japan's Foreign Bond Investment at 2350 GMT, offering insights into international investment flows.

  2. Finland's Industrial Output at 0500 GMT, providing a glimpse into the industrial heartbeat of the nation.

  3. The UK's RCS Housing Price Balance at 0231 GMT, revealing trends in the housing market.

  4. The US MBA Mortgage Applications at 1100 GMT, shedding light on the health of the US housing sector.

  5. Portugal's Consumer Price Index at 1000 GMT, indicating inflationary pressures in the economy.

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The EUR/USD pair observed a minor increase of 0.1% in the last session. The MACD is currently giving a positive signal, indicating potential upward momentum.

  2. The USD/JPY pair rose by 0.1% during the last session. The Stochastic indicator suggests a negative future outlook despite the recent gain.

  3. The Gold/USD pair increased by 0.2% in the last session. The Stochastic RSI is sending a negative signal, indicating a potential reversal or pullback.

  4. Apple shares saw a notable rise of 1.5% in the last session. The Stochastic indicator is currently showing that the market is in an overbought condition.

  5. Globally, the Pound remains near one-month highs, bolstered by expectations of an earlier-than-anticipated US interest rate increase. NASDAQ and S&P 500 reached record highs, driven by gains in Nvidia and other major companies. European shares also advanced, reflecting optimism from corporate updates and US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's testimony.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Japan's Gross Domestic Product at 2350 hours GMT.

  2. US EIA Crude Oil Stocks Change at 1530 hours GMT.

  3. US MBA Mortgage Applications at 1200 hours GMT.

  4. Eurozone's Industrial Production at 1000 hours GMT.

  5. UK's Core Consumer Price Index at 0700 hours GMT.

  6. UK's Consumer Price Index at 0700 hours GMT.

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The GBP/USD pair saw an increase of 0.4% in the last session. According to the Commodity Channel Index (CCI), we are currently in an overbought market.

  2. The Bitcoin/USD pair declined by 0.4% after initially rising as much as 2.7% during the session. The Rate of Change (ROC) indicator is giving a negative signal.

  3. The oil market saw a 0.5% increase in the last session. The Stochastic Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicates a positive outlook.

  4. The AUD/USD pair saw a slight upward correction, gaining 0.1% in the last session. The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is currently indicating a positive trend.

  5. Coinbase is set to release a new version of its crypto wallet, enhancing accessibility across platforms. Meanwhile, global stock indices dipped, and bond yields fell following US inflation data, potentially influencing future interest rate cuts. Concurrently, oil prices have risen, with Brent oil reaching above $85 a barrel.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Japan's Capacity Utilisation - 0430 GMT

  2. Japan's Industrial Production - 0430 GMT

  3. UK CFTC GBP NC Net Positions - 1930 GMT

  4. Eurozone's Euro Group Meeting - 0700 GMT

  5. US Producer Price Index - 1230 GMT

  6. US Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index - 1400 GMT

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The Oil-Dollar pair saw a decrease of 1% in the last session, with the MACD indicating a negative trend.

  2. The Aussie Dollar's Minor Correction: The AUD/USD pair made a minor downward correction, dropping 0.1%. The MACD signals a positive direction.

  3. The Euro-Dollar pair traded sideways, with the RSI providing a positive signal.

  4. The Dollar-Yen pair saw a minor increase of 0.1% in the last session. The ROC indicates a positive signal.

Global Financial Headlines:

 

  1. Wall Street ended the week on a high note, with the S&P 500 and Dow Jones rising due to expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate cut. However, major banks saw mixed results following their earnings reports.

  2. Meanwhile, Vietnamese EV maker VinFast has delayed its North Carolina factory launch to 2028, reducing its delivery targets due to global market uncertainties.

Upcoming Economic Highlights:

Today's key economic releases include:

  1. US 3-Month Bill Auction - 1530 GMT

  2. US 6-Month Bill Auction - 1530 GMT

  3. Eurozone's Industrial Production - 0900 GMT

  4. Germany's Retail Sales - 0600 GMT

  5. Euro Group Meeting - 0700 GMT

  6. Finland's Gross Domestic Product - 0500 GMT

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. Gold's Positive Trend Continues
    Gold experienced a 0.5% increase against the dollar in the last session. The RSI is giving a positive signal, suggesting further potential gains.

  2. EUR/USD Market Stalls
    The EUR/USD pair traded sideways in the last session. The MACD is giving a positive signal, indicating stability in the current trend.

  3. GBP/USD in Overbought Territory
    The GBP/USD pair traded sideways in the last session, with the Stochastic indicator signalling that the market is overbought.

  4. Bitcoin Surges
    Bitcoin soared by 4.6% against the dollar in the last session. The Stochastic indicator is giving a strong positive signal, highlighting bullish momentum.

  5. Global Financial Headlines
    Wall Street continues to react positively, with stock indices climbing higher due to favourable political developments and increased investor confidence in digital assets. Notably, Apple's stock reached a new high, driven by promising developments in AI technology.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. The US Retail Sales report is scheduled for 1230 GMT, providing insights into consumer spending patterns.

  2. The Eurozone Eco Fin Meeting will commence at 0700 GMT, offering crucial updates on economic policies.

  3. Japan's Tertiary Industry Index at 0430 GMT, shedding light on the service sector's performance.

  4. Germany's ZEW Survey Current Situation at 0900 GMT will give an indication of economic sentiment.

  5. Updates on the US Export Price Index and US Import Price Index at 1230 GMT will provide insights into trade dynamics.

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. Bitcoin's Slight Dip: Bitcoin dipped a slight 0.1% against the dollar in the last trading session. According to the Stochastic RSI, we are currently in an overbought market.

  2. Tesla's Stock Gain: Tesla's stock rose by 0.4% in the last session. The Stochastic indicator is signalling a negative outlook.

  3. AUD/USD Pair's Decline: The AUD/USD pair fell by 0.4% in the last session. The Williams indicator is giving a negative signal.

  4. Gold's Surge Amid Market Volatility: The gold-dollar pair skyrocketed 1.9% in the last session. According to the RSI, we are in an overbought market.

Global Financial Headlines:
Oil prices settled more than 1% lower, marking the third straight day of losses, driven by concerns over a slowing Chinese economy impacting demand. However, declines were moderated by growing expectations that the US Federal Reserve might start reducing its key interest rate as early as September. The global economy is anticipated to experience modest growth over the next two years, with cooling activity in the US, stabilization in Europe, and stronger consumption and exports in China, although risks remain, according to the International Monetary Fund.



On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Japan's Imports - 2350 GMT

  2. US Industrial Production - 1315 GMT

  3. US Housing Starts - 1230 GMT

  4. UK's Consumer Price Index - 0600 GMT

  5. Austria's HICP - 0700 GMT

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The EUR/USD pair rose by 0.3% in the last session. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is giving a positive signal.

  2. The USD/JPY pair fell by 1.3% in the last session. The RSI indicates a negative outlook.

  3. Gold experienced a minor dip, falling by 0.3% in the last session. However, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) is giving a positive signal, indicating potential upcoming gains.

  4. Apple's stock saw a minor correction, decreasing by 0.2% in the last session. The Williams %R indicator is giving a negative signal.

  5. Globally, yen strength continues amid suspected market intervention by Japanese officials. The NASDAQ fell sharply by over 2%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record high. The UK's inflation rate remains steady at 2%, influencing investor expectations around Bank of England rate decisions.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Japan's Foreign Bond Investment - 2350 GMT

  2. UK's Claimant Count Change - 0600 GMT

  3. Australia's Unemployment Rate - 0130 GMT

  4. US Continuing Jobless Claims - 1230 GMT

  5. Netherlands' Unemployment Rate - 0430 GMT

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The oil-dollar pair (CL1!) plummeted by 2.6% in the last session. The Ultimate Oscillator is giving a negative signal.

  2. The Aussie dollar (AUD/USD) traded sideways in the last session. The CCI indicates that we are in an oversold market.

  3. The Euro-Dollar pair (EUR/USD) remained largely unchanged in the last session. The ROC is giving a positive signal.

  4. The Dollar-Yen price (USD/JPY) remained largely unchanged in the last session. The CCI is giving a positive signal.

Globally, financial headlines have been dominated by:

  1. China's total fuel imports slipping 11% in the first half of 2024 amid weak refining margins and poor fuel demand.

  2. A global tech outage linked to a software update by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike disrupted millions of Microsoft devices, affecting various services and causing stock indexes to falter.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. The US Chicago Fed National Activity Index at 1230 GMT.

  2. The US 3-Month Bill Auction at 1530 GMT.

  3. Germany's Retail Sales at 0600 GMT.

  4. The Eurozone's Eurogroup Meeting at 0700 GMT.

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. Gold's Recent Dip: Gold experienced a decrease of 0.6% against the dollar in the last session. The Rate of Change (ROC) indicator is giving a negative signal.

  2. Euro Dollar's Market Stance: The Euro/Dollar pair traded sideways in the last session. The Rate of Change (ROC) indicator is giving a negative signal.

  3. Pound Dollar's Unchanged Position: The Pound/Dollar pair also traded sideways in the last session. The Ultimate Oscillator is giving a negative signal.

  4. Bitcoin's Slight Dip: Bitcoin dipped a slight 0.2% against the dollar in the last session. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is giving a positive signal.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. The US Red Book Index is due at 12:55 GMT, providing insights into the health of the retail sector.

  2. US Existing Home Sales at 14:00 GMT, offering a snapshot of the housing market's vitality.

  3. The Eurozone's Consumer Confidence index, also at 14:00 GMT, will shed light on the economic sentiment across the Eurozone.

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The Bitcoin (BTC/USD) experienced a sharp decline of 2.5% against the dollar in the last session. The Stochastic indicator suggests that the market is currently overbought.

  2. Google's stock saw a minor decline of 0.1% in the last session. The RSI indicates a negative signal.

  3. The AUD/USD pair decreased by 0.3% in the last session. The Stochastic indicator is showing a negative signal.

  4. Gold increased by 0.5% against the dollar in the last session. The RSI is giving a negative signal, indicating potential downward movement.

  5. Globally, Oil prices dropped significantly by about 2% to a six-week low, influenced by ceasefire expectations in Gaza and ongoing demand concerns in China. The yen strengthened against the dollar after remarks from a senior Japanese politician suggested policy normalisation. Ether ETFs have begun trading, with Bitwise recording significant early inflows.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Japan's Jibun Bank Manufacturing PMI at 0300 GMT.

  2. US New Home Sales at 1400 GMT.

  3. Eurozone's Eurogroup Meeting at 0700 GMT.

  4. UK's 30-Year Bond Auction at 0930 GMT.

  5. Finland's Producer Price Index at 0500 GMT.

  6. Japan's Jibun Bank Services PMI at 0300 GMT.

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The EUR/USD pair remained largely unchanged in the last session. The Stochastic indicator is giving a negative signal.

  2. The USD/JPY pair plummeted 1.2% in the last session. The MACD is giving a negative signal.

  3. Gold experienced a decline of 0.4% against the dollar in the last trading session. The RSI is giving a negative signal.

  4. Volkswagen shares dropped by 1.1% in the last session. The Ultimate Oscillator is giving a negative signal.

  5. Globally, the dollar fell to its lowest in more than two months against the yen as short yen carry trades were unwound. The NASDAQ plummeted to a one-month low following disappointing earnings from Tesla and Alphabet. Gold prices rose slightly by 0.1% as the dollar slipped.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Japan's Tokyo Consumer Price Index at 2330 GMT.

  2. US Gross Domestic Product at 1230 GMT.

  3. Eurozone's Eurogroup Meetings at 0700 GMT.

  4. US Durable Goods Orders at 1230 GMT.

  5. Germany's Ifo Current Assessment at 0800 GMT.

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The GBP/USD pair saw a decrease of 0.3% against the dollar in the last session. The MACD is indicating a negative signal.

  2. Bitcoin experienced a minor decline of 0.1% against the dollar in the last session. The Williams indicator is giving a negative signal.

  3. The Oil/Dollar pair rose sharply by 1.1% in the last session. The CCI indicates an oversold market.

  4. The AUD/USD pair fell by 0.5% in the last session. The Stochastic RSI indicates an oversold market.

Globally, financial headlines capture significant movements and events:

  1. Donations to Donald Trump's campaign for reelection as US President have reached approximately $3 million in cryptocurrency, with notable contributions from Gemini co-founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss.

  2. In China, the Central Bank conducted an unscheduled lending operation at reduced rates, indicating an attempt to stimulate the economy.

  3. Brent crude futures rose to $82 a barrel, influenced by strong US economic data and expectations of increased demand, although concerns over China's oil imports limited gains.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Spain's Retail Sales - 0700 GMT

  2. UK's CFTC GBP Net Positions - 1930 GMT

  3. Japan's Coincident Index - 0500 GMT

  4. Japan's Leading Economic Index - 0500 GMT

  5. US Personal Spending - 1230 GMT

  6. French Consumer Confidence - 0645 GMT

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The Oil-Dollar Pair plummeted by 2.3% in the last session, with the Relative Strength Index (RSI) flashing a negative signal.

  2. The Aussie Dollar price remained largely unchanged in the last session. The Stochastic indicator points to an oversold market.

  3. The Euro-Dollar Pair exhibited minimal movement in the last session, with the MACD signalling potential bearishness.

  4. The Dollar-Yen Pair also saw little change, with the Stochastic RSI indicating an oversold market.

In global financial headlines:

  1. Oil futures fell by about 1.5% to close the week lower, impacted by declining Chinese demand and the prospects of a Gaza ceasefire easing Middle East tensions and related supply concerns.

  2. Japan's Mitsubishi Motors is poised to join the alliance between Honda Motor and Nissan Motor, forming an auto group with combined sales exceeding 8 million vehicles. Mitsubishi Motors, 34% owned by Nissan, will collaborate with Honda and Nissan to finalise their partnership details.

  3. Wall Street's major indexes ended higher as investors returned to tech megacaps that had triggered broad sell-offs earlier in the week. Additionally, inflation data fuelled optimism that the Federal Reserve may soon begin cutting interest rates.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. The US Dallas Fed Manufacturing Business Index is due at 1430 GMT.

  2. The US 3-month Bill Auction will take place at 1530 GMT.

  3. Finland's Consumer Confidence and Industrial Confidence figures will be released at 0500 GMT.

  4. Japan's Jobs Applicants Ratio and Unemployment Rate will be reported at 2330 GMT.

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The gold-dollar pair experienced a drop of 0.5% in the last session. The MACD indicator is giving a negative signal.

  2. The EUR/USD pair saw a slight dip of 0.2% in the last session. The RSI is giving a negative signal.

  3. The GBP/USD pair traded sideways in the last session. The Stochastic indicator is showing a negative signal.

  4. Bitcoin fell by 1.5% against the dollar in the last session. The Stochastic RSI is indicating a negative signal.

  5. The S&P 500 closed barely higher after a choppy trading session, as investors awaited major technology company earnings, a Federal Reserve policy decision on interest rate cuts, and key US labour data due this week. Solana's price is set to end July with a 30% monthly return and is poised to challenge its yearly high of around $210 over the coming weeks. Despite recent pullbacks, the S&P 500 Tech sector is trading near a two-decade high reached earlier this month, with a focus on valuations of tech giants like Nvidia and Microsoft.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. French Gross Domestic Product - 0530 GMT

  2. Eurozone Business Climate - 0900 GMT

  3. UK 10-Year Bond Auction - 0900 GMT

  4. US JOLTS Job Openings - 1400 GMT

  5. Japan Large Retailer Sales - 2350 GMT

  6. Australia Retail Sales - 1300 GMT

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

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Today's Financial Digest:

In the swirling eddy of today's financial markets:

  1. The Bitcoin-dollar pair dropped by 1% in the last session. The ROC is giving a negative signal.

  2. Meta shares fell by 0.8% in the last session. The RSI is giving a negative signal.

  3. The AUD/USD pair made a minor downwards correction in the last session, dropping by 0.2%. The Williams indicator indicates an oversold market.

  4. The gold-dollar pair surged by 1.2% in the last session. The Stochastic RSI is giving a positive signal.

On the global financial stage:

  1. Oil prices slid to a seven-week low as investors worried about weakening demand from China, while OPEC+ seems likely to stick to plans to increase supplies. Market participants have been discussing a possible ceasefire deal in Gaza that could reduce the geopolitical risk premium for crude prices.

  2. The Japanese yen gained on reports that the Bank of Japan is considering raising rates to 0.25% from the current 0.1%, which is more than the market is currently pricing in.

  3. Tether has reached a circulating supply of $13.13 billion as of July, marking a significant milestone since the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank in March 2023, which marked a turning point for the stablecoin market as traditional finance institutions fled to USDT for stability.

On the economic front, today's agenda is brimming with data poised to sway the markets:

  1. Japan's BoJ Monetary Policy Statement at 3 GMT.

  2. Eurozone's Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices at 9 GMT.

  3. US Fed Interest Rate Decision at 18 GMT.

  4. Germany's Retail Sales at 6 GMT.

  5. Australia's Retail Sales at 1:30 GMT.

  6. US ADP Employment Change at 12:15 GMT.

A day chock-full of intrigue and potential in the financial markets awaits. Let's keep our eyes peeled for how these diverse signals interplay in the grand theatre of global finance.

For a deeper dive into today's market dynamics, including video analysis and live charts, visit: today's full article link.

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