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Three markets to watch next week (11.07.2025)

11 July 2025

The upcoming week may be very interesting in terms of macro publications. Among the U.S. reports alone are the CPI report, retail sales, and data from the housing sector. The upcoming week will also be key for the cryptocurrency market in terms of legal regulations. In the background, it will also be...

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A new era for the copper market ❓

9 July 2025

Copper is one of the most important metals in the world. Approximately 50% of all copper in the world is consumed in China, mainly in the construction sector, but at the same time, the entire electronics sector would not exist without this metal. What is more, with the current development of artificial...

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RBNZ holds rates and signals potential for further easing ✂📣

9 July 2025

OCR remains at 3.25%; decision unanimous despite considering a 25 bp cut Inflation path: peak around 3% in mid-2025, declining to ~2% by early 2026 Further cuts likely as inflation eases – August meeting will be crucial The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) kept its Official Cash Rate...

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