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Mercedes-Benz: Second-quarter car sales increased by 4% year-on-year in Europe and 10% year-on-year in the United States.
2026-07-08
Mercedes-Benz: Second-quarter car sales increased by 4% year-on-year in Europe and 10% year-on-year in the United States.
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2026-07-08
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand noted that supply chain adjustments may take time and that geopolitical uncertainty remains significant.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand noted that supply chain adjustments may take time and that geopolitical uncertainty remains significant.
2026-07-08
Trump's hawkish remarks drove an intraday crude rally, prompting markets to price renewed "second‑round" inflation risk and cooling Fed rate‑cut expectations. US Treasury yields and the dollar rose, raising the holding cost of non-yielding assets and
Trump's hawkish remarks drove an intraday crude rally, prompting markets to price renewed "second‑round" inflation risk and cooling Fed rate‑cut expectations. US Treasury yields and the dollar rose, raising the holding cost of non-yielding assets and triggering concentrated selling in gold and silver. The move looked liquidity‑driven: long gold positions were highly concentrated after bets that geopolitical risk would sustain prices, and simultaneously selloffs in tech and semiconductors forced cross‑asset funds under margin pressure to liquidate the most liquid, previously profitable holdings first—gold and silver. Pressure on high‑valuation tech (Samsung Electronics, NVIDIA) and a sharp intraday plunge in Korea 3x leveraged ETF KORU signaled broad risk‑exposure reduction. Breaches of key technical levels then triggered quant and trend funds' chain selling, amplifying volatility. Core takeaway: not a collapse in safe‑haven demand, but a de‑leveraging episode in which rising rate and expectations liquidity temporarily stress overrode traditional safe‑haven dynamics.
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