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30 July، 2025
Figures released this morning, Wednesday, July 30, during the Asian session, by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) showed that consumer price inflation rose by 1.9% in June year-on-year, compared to 2.1% in May, while expectations were for a steady 2.1%. Conversely, inflation rose to 2.1% in the second quarter of this year, its lowest rate since March 2021, compared...
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29 July، 2025
Gold traded slightly higher in mid-European trading on Tuesday, July 29, after four consecutive sessions of declines. It traded at its lowest levels since July 9, with risk appetite increasing in the markets following the US-EU trade agreement amid market anticipation of the US Federal Reserve meeting and US employment figures. The yellow metal is trading up about 0.32% at...
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29 July، 2025
After rising more than 2% in crude oil's opening session on Monday, crude oil prices stabilized at the start of European trading today, Tuesday, July 29, amid anticipation of preliminary inventory figures from the American Petroleum Institute this evening. Nymex crude oil fell by about 0.01%, trading at $66.70 a barrel, while Brent crude traded at $69.99 a barrel, down...
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28 July، 2025
The US Dollar Index (USD Index) recorded gains in mid-trading on Monday, July 28, the opening session of the week, benefiting from increased risk appetite in markets following the US-EU trade agreement amid anticipation of the Federal Reserve meeting and US employment figures. The Dollar Index rose by about 0.60%, trading at 97.93, while the euro declined by more than...
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28 July، 2025
Asian markets closed mixed at the end of trading on Monday, July 28, the opening session of the week. Japanese markets closed lower, coinciding with the absence of economic indicators in the opening session and anticipation of the Bank of Japan's meeting on Thursday. Chinese indices rose at the end of the session, as markets await the trade meeting between...
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25 July، 2025
New orders for durable goods fell $32.1 billion, or 9.3%, in June, according to a report released by the U.S. Census Bureau just released. This decline was better than market expectations of a 10.4% decline. Core orders, excluding transportation orders, rose 0.2% in June, compared to a 0.6% increase in May (expectations of 0.1%). In detail, new orders excluding defense...
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25 July، 2025
Asian markets closed lower on Friday, July 25, the final trading session of the week. Japanese indices retreated after gains of more than 4% during the week following the Washington-Tokyo trade agreement. In economic data released this morning, figures from Japan showed that core inflation in Tokyo, which excludes volatile fresh food prices, slowed to 2.9% in July, following a...
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25 July، 2025
UK retail sales rose by 0.9% in June, compared to a revised 2.8% decline in May, down from a 2.7% decline. Expectations were for a 1.2% increase. Sales rose by 0.2% quarter-on-quarter in the second quarter ending in June and by 1.7% over the year to June. In detail, grocery store sales rose by 0.7% after a 5.4% decline in...
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24 July، 2025
The European Central Bank decided at its meeting moments ago today, Thursday, July 24, to keep its three main interest rates unchanged. The deposit rate was kept at 2%, the main refinancing operation at 2.15%, and the lending facility at 2.40%, following seven consecutive rate cuts. The bank's interest rate statement stated that inflation remained at the 2% target, domestic...
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24 July، 2025
Gold is trading lower for the second consecutive session in mid-European trading today, Thursday, July 24, as risk appetite in the markets increases and demand for safe havens declines following the Washington-Tokyo agreement. Some optimism surrounding a deal with the European Union before the August 1 deadline has supported the US dollar's gains. The yellow metal is trading down about...
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