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June '25 Monthly Forecast
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June'25 EURUSD Report
Euro has moved up sharply over the last 4-5 months and faced volatility admist the trade tariff talks and other geopolitical tensions globally. Will the uptrend continue and take it to fresh highs in the coming months? Or can there be any corrective consolidation or decline? ...Read More
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June'25 Crude Oil Report
Expected increase in oil supply by OPEC, a possible shallow recession in the US and lower global growth consensus may weigh on the crude prices in the near term and keep it lower. However, we need to keep an eye on the final trade tariff deals between ... Read More
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June '25 US Treasury Report
In our last report (02-May-25, UST10Yr 4.24%) we had expected the US2Yr to rise to 4% by July and then fall to 3.2% by October. However, the US2Yr has risen to a high of 4.07% already. The US10Yr was expected to be ranged between .... Read More