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United States. GDP (QoQ). The value of the indicator has decreased from -0.2% to -0.5%

A decrease of the indicator value may contribute to the fall in quotes of USD.

26 June
ETH is unlikely to hit $3,000 despite strong ETF launch

Ethereum's early performance was better than that of similar Bitcoin ETFs in their first trading days, Cointelegraph reports. Nevertheless, the current economic indicators suggest that market participants are still being cautious over the token.

26 June
ETH is unlikely to hit $3,000 despite strong ETF launch
Rising oil prices may pressure Asian imports in July and August — Reuters

Oil imports in Asia increased in the first half of 2025, driven by a sharp rise in June shipments, despite a weak start to the year. The region's fuel imports averaged 27.36 million barrels per day in the first six months of the year, up 620,000 barrels per day year-over-year.

26 June
Rising oil prices may pressure Asian imports in July and August — Reuters
RBA to cut rates in July — Westpac

Economists at Westpac stated that the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is likely to cut interest rates at its July meeting. Previously, experts had anticipated the regulator would reduce borrowing costs in August.

26 June
RBA to cut rates in July — Westpac
Majority of EU countries agree to 10% tariffs to resolve trade dispute with US — Reuters

On Thursday, EU leaders must inform the European Commission whether they’re ready to accept the 10% US tariffs or keep negotiating in hopes of securing better terms. According to Reuters, most are leaning toward the first option to avoid further escalation of tensions.

26 June
Majority of EU countries agree to 10% tariffs to resolve trade dispute with US — Reuters
BMO Capital Markets analysts expect gold to take breather through summer

BMO Capital Markets’ outlook for the third quarter suggests that gold prices will remain close to the current level through the summer. However, analysts expect prices to rise to $3,600 per ounce in the fourth quarter.

26 June
BMO Capital Markets analysts expect gold to take breather through summer
Investopedia survey: US core PCE index to rise 0.1% in May

According to forecasts by experts surveyed by Investopedia, the US core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index, excluding food and energy, is expected to have risen by 0.1% month-over-month in May. The annual rate is anticipated at 2.6%, slightly above April’s 2.5%.

26 June
Investopedia survey: US core PCE index to rise 0.1% in May
Investors expect another August market rout — Reuters

Big investors expect a repeat of last August's market rout. Then concerns over slower global growth sparked increased volatility in asset prices worldwide. Tensions in the Middle East, US tariffs, and fluctuating oil prices could lead to a similar situation this year.

26 June
Investors expect another August market rout — Reuters
Reuters reports likely downgrade of Japan's GDP growth forecast for this fiscal year

Insiders told Reuters that the Japanese government might lower the country’s economic growth forecast for the current fiscal year, which ends in March 2026. Currently, officials are expecting GDP to grow by 1.2%, but Donald Trump's tariff policies could push this figure below 1%.

26 June
Reuters reports likely downgrade of Japan's GDP growth forecast for this fiscal year
Weakening dollar and Trump's criticism of Powell support gold prices

Gold prices saw a slight increase on Thursday amid a weakening dollar. The main influence came from comments made by US President Donald Trump regarding the imminent announcement of a successor to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

26 June
Weakening dollar and Trump's criticism of Powell support gold prices

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