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US not seeking extension of MOU with Iran: Trump

US crude oil reserves fell to lowest point since 1983

US 30-year Treasury yields have just reached 5.29%, the highest since 2007.

Iran will shift to offensive from defensive: Iranian Spokesperson Iran has given US few weeks to implement MOU: Iranian Media

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Gold signal today

US Core PPI m/m at 0.2% vs 0.2% US PPI m/m at 0.0% vs -0.3% previous US Unemployment Claims at 209K vs 199k previous Data is mixed. Follow levels. Trade with levels and not data

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UAE reportedly released Iran's frozen assets worth biillions of dollar. The reports claim the reason behind the transfers is that Iran spares the UAE from future attacks, according to multiple senior sources in Tehran with knowledge of the transfers.

Britain's GDP m/m at 0.3% vs 0.0% previous

Treasury 10y note auction draws highest yield since 2007

US Core CPI m/m at 0.2% vs 0.0% Core CPI y/y at 2.5% vs 2.6% CPI m/m at 0.1% vs -0.4% CPI y/y at 3.4% vs 3.5% Data is negative for gold price But chart is positive trade with levels and not data

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Iran: Hormuz remain close till conditions are met

Revision of US jobs are scary It looks like rate cut more than rate hike by #fed this year

BREAKING: US jobs numbers have now been revised lower in 21 out of the last 30 months by a total of -1.05 million jobs. This means an average of -35,067 jobs have been revised out of previously reported data each month over this period. June and May jobs numbers alone were revised down by a total of -103,000, the largest 2-month downward revision since July 2025. This comes as June jobs were revised down by -37,000, to +20,000, while May jobs were revised down by -66,000, to +63,000. The May jobs figure was revised down for the 2nd time, following a -43,000 downward revision last month from the initially reported +172,000 jobs. If these revisions continue, June jobs could be revised into negative territory next month, which, combined with July's already reported -23,000 job loss, would mark the 2nd consecutive monthly decline in jobs, the first such occurrence since the 2020 pandemic.

Trump: US can attack Iran with ‘ Great Force ‘