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Market Discuss – August 1, 2025

DaneBy DaneAugust 2, 2025Updated:August 2, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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ASIA:

The main Asian inventory markets had a unfavorable day at present:

• NIKKEI 225 decreased 270.22 factors or -0.66% to 40,799.60

• Shanghai decreased 13.26 factors or -0.37% to three,559.95

• Cling Seng decreased 265.52 factors or -1.07% to 24,507.81

• ASX 200 decreased 80.80 factors or -0.92% to eight,662.00

• SENSEX decreased 585.67 factors or -0.72% to 80,599.91

• Nifty50 decreased 203.00 factors or -0.82% to 24,565.35

The main Asian foreign money markets had a combined day at present:

• AUDUSD elevated 0.00154 or 0.24% to 0.64430

• NZDUSD elevated 0.00053 or 0.09% to 0.58922

• USDJPY decreased 2.95 or -1.96% to 147.858

• USDCNY decreased 0.0098 or -0.14% to 7.20025

The above information was collected round 14:10 EST.

Valuable Metals:

• Gold elevated 60.44 USD/t oz. or 1.84% to three,348.94

• Silver elevated 0.215 USD/t. oz. or 0.59% to 36.892

The above information was collected round 14:12 EST.

EUROPE/EMEA:

The main Europe inventory markets had a unfavorable day at present:

• CAC 40 decreased 225.81 factors or -2.91% to 7,546.16

• FTSE 100 decreased 64.23 factors or -0.70% to 9,068.58

• DAX 30 decreased 639.50 factors or -2.66% to 23,425.97

The main Europe foreign money markets had a combined day at present:

• EURUSD elevated 0.01097 or 0.96% to 1.15316

• GBPUSD elevated 0.00212 or 0.16% to 1.32288

• USDCHF decreased 0.00511 or -0.63% to 0.80731

The above information was collected round 14:19 EST.

US/AMERICAS:

US Market Closings:

  • Dow declined by 542.40 factors (−1.23%) to 43,588.58

  • S&P 500 declined by 101.38 factors (−1.60%) to six,238.01

  • NASDAQ declined by 472.32 factors (−2.24%) to twenty,650.13

  • Russell 2000 declined by 43.72 factors (−1.98%) to 2,167.93

Canada Market Closings:

  • TSX Composite declined by 239.35 factors (−0.88%) to 27,020.43

  • TSX 60 declined by 15.24 factors (−0.94%) to 1,605.29

Brazil Market Closing:

ENERGY:

The oil markets had a unfavorable day at present:

• Crude Oil decreased 2.025 USD/BBL or -2.92% to 67.335

• Brent decreased 2.208 USD/BBL or -3.07% to 69.602

• Pure gasoline decreased 0.0079 USD/MMBtu or -0.26% to three.0824

• Gasoline decreased 0.0537 USD/GAL or -2.47% to 2.1176

• Heating oil decreased 0.0946 USD/GAL or -3.95% to 2.3028

The above information was collected round 14:21 EST.

• Prime commodity gainers: Platinum (1.25%), Feeder Cattle (1.02%), Methanol (1.61%) and Gold (1.84%)

• Prime commodity losers: Heating Oil (-3.95%), Orange Juice (-9.56%), Potatoes (-8.91%) and Rhodium (-3.45%)

The above information was collected round 14:25 EST.

BONDS:

Japan 1.5520% (-0.37bp), US 2’s 3.72% (-0.242%), US 10’s 4.2280% (-14.7bps); US 30’s 4.81 (-0.090%), Bunds 2.6650% (-2.8bp), France 3.346% (-0.2bp), Italy 3.5420% (+0.6bp), Turkey 29.64% (-14bp), Greece 3.368% (-2.8bp), Portugal 3.121% (+0.2bp); Spain 3.676% (+40.6bp) and UK Gilts 4.5300% (-4.29bp)

The above information was collected round 14:31 EST.



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