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Inflation was supposed to be cooling, making fewer rate hikes—and perhaps even a rate cut—seem plausible. But the Fed may not be convinced just yet. US CPI climbed from 2.4% in January to 4.2% in May, its hottest reading in more than three years. On Tuesday, 14 July at 12:30 PM GMT, we’ll find out whether June finally brought some relief. Markets were hopeful for relief as oil prices have fallen. But renewed geopolitical tensions are keeping energy markets volatile, while the latest jobs report added to the uncertainty: just 57K jobs were created, against 110K expected. Gold, USD pairs, and US indices are all exposed, and this one CPI announcement could move them sharply. The Fed is watching this one as closely as you are. Trade with care.

These are the biggest events to watch this week: The US CPI report will be the week’s highlight along with new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s first semi-annual testimony before Congress. The US data flurry also includes retail sales and producer prices. Quarterly GDP growth data out of China will also attract attention. In the central bank world, the Bank of Canada is expected to leave policy rates unchanged. Stay ahead of the markets. See the full Economic Calendar here:

🅰🔠🔡🆎 ➡➡ Pound under pressure: bullish and bearish scenarios explained GBPUSD is trading around 1.3370–1.3385 after retreating from a four-week high near 1.3450. That level remains the main resistance, while support sits at 1.3300. Find the full trading plan and the pound's analysis below 💙 🪙 Key takeaways

• Events. The pair fell by around 0.2% towards 1.3381 as renewed tensions between the U.S. and Iran lifted demand for the dollar 💲 Brent and U.S. crude rose almost 4%, while the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield gained about 2 basis points. • Background. The pound has received some support from easing U.K. political uncertainty. Traders expect the Bank of England to raise rates at least once by the end of 2026, which also helped market sentiment. However, stronger demand for the dollar has limited the recovery. • Possible outcome. With few major releases early in the week, attention will turn to U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's first testimony. Strong CPI figures could support the dollar and push GBPUSD towards 1.3300. Softer inflation or easing geopolitical risks could bring 1.3450 back into focus.

🪙 Tip for traders The sell scenario remains the priority below 1.3450, with a break under 1.3370–1.3350 exposing 1.3300 and 1.3165. The buy scenario becomes relevant above 1.3450 if geopolitical risks ease, oil prices fall, or U.S. inflation weakens.

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Every trader has had that moment. You open a trade, the chart goes the wrong way, and the first reaction is to do something immediately. Open another one, increase the amount, try to win it back, prove that you were right. But usually that’s exactly where things start going wrong. One loss is just one loss. The real problem starts when emotions take over the next move. So take a breath, check your risk, and don’t let one bad moment decide the rest of your day.