German Chancellor Angela Merz said that the US tariffs would mean that the German economy would bear a "heavy burden." She also said that time would prove that tariffs on the EU were not in the interests of the United States.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

German Chancellor Angela Merz said that the US tariffs would mean that the German economy would bear a "heavy burden." She also said that time would prove that tariffs on the EU were not in the interests of the United States.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou called the deal a "dark day for Europe," arguing that the EU had caved in to Washington. The sentiment reflects deeper discontent within the euro zone, particularly among sectors hardest hit by the tariff hikes.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou called the deal a "dark day for Europe," arguing that the EU had caved in to Washington. The sentiment reflects deeper discontent within the euro zone, particularly among sectors hardest hit by the tariff hikes.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

However, these tariffs have exacerbated a significant deterioration in the EU's export situation. UBS estimates that the weighted average tariff rate currently faced by EU exports to the US will rise to 15.2% from around 1.5% before April 2.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#VeteranIBSuccessStory

However, these tariffs have exacerbated a significant deterioration in the EU's export situation. UBS estimates that the weighted average tariff rate currently faced by EU exports to the US will rise to 15.2% from around 1.5% before April 2.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#VeteranIBSuccessStory

"We understand the agreement to be a framework deal with some details still to be finalized," UBS analysts said in a note. Industry investigations targeting sectors like semiconductors could lead to new tariffs on those sectors in two weeks.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#VeteranIBSuccessStory

"We understand the agreement to be a framework deal with some details still to be finalized," UBS analysts said in a note. Industry investigations targeting sectors like semiconductors could lead to new tariffs on those sectors in two weeks.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#VeteranIBSuccessStory

Criticism of the US-EU agreement has intensified within the eurozone. Many believe the agreement favors the United States, which has obtained comprehensive energy purchase and investment commitments from the EU.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#VeteranIBSuccessStory

Criticism of the US-EU agreement has intensified within the eurozone. Many believe the agreement favors the United States, which has obtained comprehensive energy purchase and investment commitments from the EU.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#VeteranIBSuccessStory

The sharp fall in AUD/USD and the renewed surge in USD/CAD underscore that the US dollar bulls are firmly in control, aided by the widening interest rate differential.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The sharp fall in AUD/USD and the renewed surge in USD/CAD underscore that the US dollar bulls are firmly in control, aided by the widening interest rate differential.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The euro's weakness is not limited to the US dollar. EUR/GBP and EUR/JPY also fell, confirming that selling pressure is widespread. Meanwhile, AUD/USD fell sharply and USD/CAD surged again.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The euro's weakness is not limited to the US dollar. EUR/GBP and EUR/JPY also fell, confirming that selling pressure is widespread. Meanwhile, AUD/USD fell sharply and USD/CAD surged again.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The euro's decline was driven by a combination of weakness against other currencies and a stronger dollar against a broader basket of currencies, reflecting a renewed shift in investor interest towards U.S. assets.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The euro's decline was driven by a combination of weakness against other currencies and a stronger dollar against a broader basket of currencies, reflecting a renewed shift in investor interest towards U.S. assets.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The euro is trading in a narrow range against the dollar during the Asian session on Tuesday (July 29th) Beijing time, currently trading around 1.1598, up about 0.1%. On Monday, the euro/dollar pair plummeted 1.3% as the market continues to digest the impact of the new US-EU trade framework.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The euro is trading in a narrow range against the dollar during the Asian session on Tuesday (July 29th) Beijing time, currently trading around 1.1598, up about 0.1%. On Monday, the euro/dollar pair plummeted 1.3% as the market continues to digest the impact of the new US-EU trade framework.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The current strength of the US dollar is not only due to the positive stimulus from the short-term trade agreement, but also reflects the expectation that the Federal Reserve will maintain its high interest rate policy and the continued inflow of safe-haven funds. While the short-term bullish trend is strong, it has not reversed. We need to wait for further clear guidance from fundamentals, especially stress testing.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The current strength of the US dollar is not only due to the positive stimulus from the short-term trade agreement, but also reflects the expectation that the Federal Reserve will maintain its high interest rate policy and the continued inflow of safe-haven funds. While the short-term bullish trend is strong, it has not reversed. We need to wait for further clear guidance from fundamentals, especially stress testing.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Overall, the U.S. dollar index is structurally strong, and the key to its subsequent trend lies in the degree of coordination between this week's Federal Reserve meeting and economic data.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Overall, the U.S. dollar index is structurally strong, and the key to its subsequent trend lies in the degree of coordination between this week's Federal Reserve meeting and economic data.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The next target will be the psychological level of 99.20; on the contrary, the short-term support level is around 98.20, and if it falls below it, it may trigger a pullback to test the 97.80 area.#BrokerEvaluation#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

The next target will be the psychological level of 99.20; on the contrary, the short-term support level is around 98.20, and if it falls below it, it may trigger a pullback to test the 97.80 area.#BrokerEvaluation#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth

The MACD indicator continues to expand above the zero axis, and the momentum column strengthens, indicating that buying power dominates the market. If DXY successfully breaks through the previous high of 98.85#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#VeteranIBSuccessStory

The MACD indicator continues to expand above the zero axis, and the momentum column strengthens, indicating that buying power dominates the market. If DXY successfully breaks through the previous high of 98.85#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#VeteranIBSuccessStory

From the technical perspective of the daily chart, the US Dollar Index (DXY) maintains a steady upward trend. The current price is firmly above the 20-day and 50-day moving averages, indicating that the short- to medium-term bullish trend is intact.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

From the technical perspective of the daily chart, the US Dollar Index (DXY) maintains a steady upward trend. The current price is firmly above the 20-day and 50-day moving averages, indicating that the short- to medium-term bullish trend is intact.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

In addition, the U.S. second-quarter core personal consumption expenditure (PCE) inflation data and July non-farm employment data will also be released this week. These data will provide key references for the health of the economy and the path of monetary policy.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

In addition, the U.S. second-quarter core personal consumption expenditure (PCE) inflation data and July non-farm employment data will also be released this week. These data will provide key references for the health of the economy and the path of monetary policy.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Nonetheless, traders will be closely watching the press conference following the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting for signals on whether a rate-cutting cycle will begin in September.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

Nonetheless, traders will be closely watching the press conference following the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting for signals on whether a rate-cutting cycle will begin in September.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation

The Fed's policy outlook has become the next focus of the market. The Fed will announce its latest interest rate decision on Wednesday, and the market generally expects it to maintain the benchmark interest rate unchanged in the range of 4.25% to 4.50%.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#ExpertReview

The Fed's policy outlook has become the next focus of the market. The Fed will announce its latest interest rate decision on Wednesday, and the market generally expects it to maintain the benchmark interest rate unchanged in the range of 4.25% to 4.50%.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#ExpertReview

Analysts at economic consulting firm ING pointed out: "The United States is currently showing a two-track strategy on trade issues. On the one hand, it puts pressure on non-negotiating countries, and on the other hand, it quickly promotes strategically significant bilateral agreements in an attempt to strengthen the global dominance of the US dollar."#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#VeteranIBSuccessStory

Analysts at economic consulting firm ING pointed out: "The United States is currently showing a two-track strategy on trade issues. On the one hand, it puts pressure on non-negotiating countries, and on the other hand, it quickly promotes strategically significant bilateral agreements in an attempt to strengthen the global dominance of the US dollar."#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#VeteranIBSuccessStory

Trump said on social media on Monday that he had instructed his trade team to restart trade negotiations with Cambodia and Thailand, citing the positive attitudes of both countries following the end of their border conflict. "The end of this conflict has saved thousands of lives, and we will advance prosperity through peace," he said in a statement.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#ExpertReview#ExpertReview

Trump said on social media on Monday that he had instructed his trade team to restart trade negotiations with Cambodia and Thailand, citing the positive attitudes of both countries following the end of their border conflict. "The end of this conflict has saved thousands of lives, and we will advance prosperity through peace," he said in a statement.#SharingTradingMistakesAndGrowth#BrokerEvaluation#ExpertReview#ExpertReview

However, US President Trump also warned that countries that refuse to participate in bilateral negotiations may face punitive tariffs of up to 15% to 20%, far higher than the 10% level set in April.#BrokerEvaluation#VeteranIBSuccessStory#ExpertReview

However, US President Trump also warned that countries that refuse to participate in bilateral negotiations may face punitive tariffs of up to 15% to 20%, far higher than the 10% level set in April.#BrokerEvaluation#VeteranIBSuccessStory#ExpertReview