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07th July, 2025
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit all-time highs last week following a stronger-than-expected US jobs report released on Thursday. President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” was passed by the US Senate and House of Representatives which is expected to add $3.4trn to the US deficit over the next decade. ISM Manufacturing and Services PMI also came in better than expected, while unemployment remains muted. In the Eurozone, inflation increased slightly to 2%, meeting the ECB’s target, while inflation in Germany also fell in line with targets in June. Elsewhere, UK government bonds rebounded on Thursday after PM Keir Starmer affirmed that Rachel Reeves would remain chancellor for a “very long time to come” and backed fiscal rules. This reassurance followed a sharp sell-off in gilts and the pound on Wednesday, after Starmer failed to support Reeves in the House of Commons. Lastly in China, both NBS and Caixin Manufacturing PMIs improved since May while the Caixin Services PMI was less than expected.
Looking forward to this week, the minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee will be released on Wednesday, having held rates steady at its last meeting. Elsewhere, investors will see retail sales figures for the Eurozone and the UK. China’s inflation figure for June will also be released, having fallen by 0.1% year-on-year in May.
Source: NATO, Davy as of 04/07/2025. Figures are 2024 estimates.
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