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Dollar weakness from Trump’s Fed pressure helped euro claim weekly victory, while trade deals and August tariff deadline kept currency markets on edge.

Global flash PMI readings dominated market headlines early in the day, before the spotlight shifted to the ECB monetary policy decision. 

As expected, the European Central Bank kept interest rates on hold at 2.15% in June while reiterating their cautious approach to further easing. Here’s why EUR rallied after the press conference.

Asset classes appeared to be struggling to find direction early in the day, before a wave of risk-taking from the US-Japan trade agreement took over, lifting equities and crude oil.

Things are about to heat up later this week, as the ECB gears up to announce its July monetary policy decision. Here’s what you need to know when trading this major event.

After a shallow pullback, the U.S. dollar chalked up another day in the red while trade jitters lingered ahead of the August 1 tariffs deadline.

Dollar bears painted the town red almost the entire day while risk assets tossed and turned, as markets awaited the August 1 tariffs deadline. Here are the updates you need to know.

Japan’s ruling coalition lost its majority, fueling short-lived yen strength as traders priced in political risks and policy uncertainty.

New Zealand’s consumer price index rose 2.7% annually in the June 2025 quarter, marking the highest inflation rate in twelve months but coming in below market expectations.

The week ahead promises significant event risk with Japan’s election, ECB decision, and global PMIs providing multiple catalysts for volatility. Here’s what you need to keep in mind.