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Global Oil Prices Rebound Slightly After Decline, Boosted by U.S.-Japan Trade Deal and Falling U.S. Crude Inventories
23Jul

Global Oil Prices Rebound Slightly After Decline, Boosted by U.S.-Japan Trade Deal and Falling U.S. Crude Inventories

After three consecutive days of losses, international oil prices edged higher in early trading on Wednesday. Both Brent crude and WTI saw modest gains, supported by a new trade agreement between the U.S. and Japan, as well as a decline in U.S. crude oil inventories—signs that demand remains resilient. While market sentiment toward the supply and demand outlook has turned slightly more optimistic, geopolitical tensions and U.S. energy policy continue to be major factors driving uncertainty in oil prices.

Yen Gains on Safe-Haven Demand and Weak Dollar—Key Support Level in Focus
22Jul

Yen Gains on Safe-Haven Demand and Weak Dollar—Key Support Level in Focus

The Japanese yen has recently strengthened significantly, driven by a weakening U.S. dollar, uncertainty surrounding the Federal Reserve’s policy direction, and rising demand for safe-haven assets. Investors are closely watching whether the USD/JPY pair will break below a key support level, which could trigger another wave of market volatility. Staying updated on the latest economic data and interest rate trends will be crucial for investors looking to adjust their portfolios and capitalize on opportunities arising from currency fluctuations.

Bank of Canada Survey Signals Renewed Confidence — What Hong Kong Investors Should Know About Global Trade and Policy Risks
22Jul

Bank of Canada Survey Signals Renewed Confidence — What Hong Kong Investors Should Know About Global Trade and Policy Risks

A recent economic survey from the Bank of Canada reveals that business concerns over tariffs have eased slightly, leading to a modest recovery in confidence. However, elevated uncertainty in global trade continues to weigh on sentiment, prompting most companies to remain cautious in their strategies. Diverging expectations around inflation and interest rates highlight ongoing market hesitation. For investors in Hong Kong, staying attuned to shifts in Canadian monetary policy is essential for optimizing capital allocation and managing risk in an increasingly volatile global environment.

US-Europe Trade Talks Near Final Stage as August Tariff Deadline Raises Global Market Risk Concerns
21Jul

US-Europe Trade Talks Near Final Stage as August Tariff Deadline Raises Global Market Risk Concerns

U.S.-EU trade talks are in the final stretch, with the August 1 tariff deadline fast approaching. Global markets are watching closely to see if the two sides can strike a deal in time. Failure to reach a compromise could trigger a new wave of trade tensions, posing serious risks to the global economy and disrupting already fragile supply chains.

U.S. Housing Market Forecast 2025: High Interest Rates and Buyer Fatigue Weigh on Builder Confidence and Slow Supply
21Jul

U.S. Housing Market Forecast 2025: High Interest Rates and Buyer Fatigue Weigh on Builder Confidence and Slow Supply

As the U.S. housing market moves into the second half of 2025, it faces a tough balancing act between stubbornly high interest rates and declining buyer affordability. Homebuilder confidence continues to wane, and the pace of new construction is slowing, tightening supply in many areas. At the same time, home prices are beginning to adjust, with growing divergence between regions. These shifts are adding new layers of uncertainty to an already complex market. Stay informed with the latest real estate trends and key indicators shaping the future of housing.

US Dollar Surges Past 147.90 Yen to Hit 5-Month High, Driven by Strong US Data and Weaker Yen
18Jul

US Dollar Surges Past 147.90 Yen to Hit 5-Month High, Driven by Strong US Data and Weaker Yen

The U.S. dollar climbed past 147.90 against the Japanese yen, hitting its highest level in nearly five months. This surge was driven by stronger-than-expected U.S. retail sales and growing market expectations surrounding future trade policy shifts. Resilient consumer spending continues to bolster the greenback, while the yen remains under pressure due to ongoing economic weakness in Japan. Investors are closely watching the Federal Reserve’s next moves and the Bank of Japan’s policy stance. In the short term, USD/JPY appears to have further room to rise.

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