Trump privately encouraged Ukraine to intensify its strikes against Russia, asking if an attack on Moscow could be possible if the U.S. provided long-range weapons. This conversation took place on July 4 and reflects his dissatisfaction with Putin's refusal to engage in ceasefire negotiations, leading to the U.S. submitting a list of weapons to Ukraine.

Gold prices are rising ahead of the upcoming U.S. inflation data, which analysts believe will affect the Intrerest Rate trend. Tariff tensions have increased safe-haven demand, and the market is closely following the progress of trade negotiations. Investors are taking a cautious stance on Trump’s new tariff announcement.

Jin10 reported on July 15 that Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, stated on social media that U.S. President Trump has issued a dramatic ultimatum to the Kremlin. The whole world is shocked and awaiting the consequences. He pointed out that the EU has fallen into disappointment, while Russia is indifferent to this.

On July 15, Jin10 reported that the June CPI report will significantly affect the market's expectations for the Fed's next policy move. Currently, the market anticipates a greater likelihood of the Fed lowering interest rates in October. If the data exceeds expectations, even if it is much higher than expected, the Fed will still wait until October to cut rates. However, if the data is moderately below expectations, the Fed is expected to maintain interest rates in July and cut them in September. In summary, regarding monetary policy, the June CPI report will clarify who is correct, Trump or Powell.

According to ChainCatcher news and Jin10 reports, Trump has recently intensified his trade rhetoric, increasing the uncertainty regarding future inflation and the Fed's policy trajectory. J.P. Morgan Global Research has revised its economic forecast, now expecting: the U.S. GDP growth rate for 2025 to be 1.3% (down 0.2% from previous expectations), PCE price inflation to be 2.7% (up 0.2% from previous expectations), and core PCE price inflation to be 3.1% (up 0.3% from previous expectations).

Talavera from the Oxford Economic Institute pointed out that Trump may raise tariffs on EU goods from 10% to 30%, which will put the Eurozone at risk of recession, with a projected collective growth rate decline of 0.3 percentage points over the next two years, and the economy may stagnate.

Trump expressed disappointment in Putin but believes their relationship is not yet broken. He plans to send weapons to Ukraine and warned that Russia may face high tariffs. He supports NATO's collective defense principle, although he previously called the organization outdated. Trump stated that he is working to resolve the conflict with Putin.

Jin10 reported on July 15 that on July 14 local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated on social media that he had a phone call with U.S. President Trump, describing it as a "very positive" conversation. Trump briefed Zelensky on his discussions with NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg. Zelensky noted that he and Trump discussed the current weaponry that Ukraine needs and expressed that Ukraine is ready to engage in the most effective cooperation to achieve peace. Furthermore, both sides agreed to maintain more frequent communication and continue to coordinate actions.

Golden Finance reported, U.S. President Trump: Due to the role of U.S. Treasury Secretary Basent, the market has become calm and positive.

Golden Finance reports that U.S. President Trump had a great meeting with the NATO Secretary General. The NATO protocol has been fully approved and finalized. Those weapons will be immediately sent to the war zone.

Golden Finance reports that, according to CCTV International News, Trump met with visiting NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at the White House on the morning of July 14 local time. When discussing a new bill being pushed forward by the U.S. Senate to impose severe sanctions on Russia, Trump stated, "I'm not sure we need this." Trump noted that some senior Republicans in the Senate are actively promoting this matter. He does not want them to "waste time." However, he also mentioned, "It could be useful, we'll see."

Jin10 reported on July 15 that sources say the European Central Bank will discuss more negative scenarios than anticipated in June after Trump's latest trade tax threats. The European Central Bank is still expected to keep interest rates unchanged at the meeting on July 24. Discussions about interest rate cuts are still postponed until September.

Fed Chairman Powell has requested the inspector general to review the renovation costs of the headquarters, following concerns from the Trump administration about the operations of the Fed and the $2.5 billion project overrun.

According to Golden Finance, during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg today (July 14), U.S. President Trump stated that the United States will provide NATO with the most advanced weaponry. The U.S. will allocate its best resources to NATO, which will coordinate to support Ukraine. Trump also mentioned that the costs of these weapons will be borne by NATO allies, not U.S. taxpayers.

PANews July 14 news, according to Jin10 report, Trump stated that if an agreement cannot be reached within 50 days, he will impose severe tariffs on Russia.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jin10 reports, U.S. President Trump recently suggested that the Fed drop the benchmark interest rate to 1% to reduce government borrowing costs. Economists point out that in the current economic environment, with an unemployment rate of 4.1% and an inflation rate of 2.5%, such a significant rate cut could potentially raise inflation again and harm the independence of Fed policy. Historical data shows that a 1% interest rate typically occurs during economic crises, such as the 2008 financial crisis and the 2020 pandemic. Analysis shows that the large and beautiful bill passed by the Trump administration is expected to expand the budget deficit, and if combined with aggressive rate drops, it may exacerbate market concerns about inflation. Fed officials emphasize that there are risks associated with significant rate drops before the impact of the new tariff policy on inflation becomes clear.

Golden Finance reports that JPMorgan analysis points out: The market still believes that Trump will shift to drop the tariff rate before August 1.

Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management pointed out that Trump threatens to impose a 30% tariff on the EU, but if negotiations continue, the protocol will be beneficial for the European economy, avoiding high inflation risks and aiding the Central Bank of Europe in lowering interest rates. If uncertainty continues until 2026, it may affect US inflation.

Jin10 data, July 14 - During the European afternoon trading session, London copper prices fell due to rising trade tensions that suppressed overall sentiment in the commodities market. The three-month copper futures on the London Metal Exchange (LME) fell 0.6%, quoted at $9,602 per ton. President Trump’s imposition of a 30% tariff on EU and Mexican goods has raised concerns about an economic slowdown, which could weaken demand for industrial metals. Additionally, Trump announced that the U.S. will impose a 50% tariff on imported copper starting August 1 (though specific details have yet to be announced), adding tariff pressure on copper prices. Barclays analysts noted that a temporary demand gap may arise due to rising costs for U.S. buyers, which could pressure copper prices. However, the bank expects this impact on LME copper prices to be short-lived.

Before the market opens, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury remains stable at around 4.42%. Investors are following Trump's tariff threats and the upcoming June CPI data. If the CPI is higher than expected, it may stimulate expectations for a Fed interest rate hike, pushing yields to rise.

Barclays analysts warn that the U.S. threat to impose a 30% tariff on the EU could put the U.S. stock market under severe pressure. If the EU retaliates, the stock market may face a significant fall, especially with poor performance in cyclicals and financial stocks. Analysts are skeptical about the sustainability of high tariffs, believing that Trump's tolerance for economic impact is limited.

Trump is actively intervening in the $9.4 billion budget cut proposal, communicating directly with senators, and may get angry if the cuts fail. The White House hopes to maintain the plan unchanged, while Trump threatens not to support Republicans who advocate for funding for public broadcasting.

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Jin10 data July 14 news, US President Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Russian President Putin on the Russia-Ukraine issue. Investors are waiting for further details on Trump's "major statement" regarding Russia, which has caused oil prices to rise. Both Brent crude and WTI crude futures have risen by 0.5%. Dutch international analysts stated: "Trump may announce more sanctions against Russia, and if the sanctions target Russian energy, it could significantly alter the oil outlook." However, due to escalating trade tensions, the price increase is limited, and the latest tariff threats from the US cast a shadow over energy demand prospects.

Trump will announce a new plan on Monday to provide offensive weapons to Ukraine, marking a significant shift in policy. It is expected to include long-range missiles capable of striking targets deep within Russia, aimed at changing the dynamics of the conflict and Putin's considerations for a ceasefire.

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Jin10 data reported on July 14th that President Trump stated that the United States would send the "Patriot" air defense system to Ukraine, with costs to be covered by the European Union, and he again criticized Russian President Putin. Trump said, "This is business for us, we will provide them with the 'Patriot', which they urgently need, because Putin really surprises a lot of people." He added on his way back to the White House from New Jersey, "He talks nicely, but at night he bombs everyone. "There’s a bit of a problem here, I don’t like it this way."

Gate News bot news, U.S. Vice President Vance recently criticized the Fed's performance. He pointed out that the Fed has been slow to respond to economic conditions and has failed to take appropriate measures in a timely manner. Vance emphasized that whether it is combating Inflation during the Biden administration or the current drop in Intrerest Rate, the Fed has acted too late. He cited President Trump’s viewpoint, arguing that the Fed's delayed decision-making has affected the effectiveness of economic regulation.

Golden Finance reports that U.S. Vice President JD Vance stated that the Fed has completely fallen asleep. As President Trump said, they are too late, whether in combating inflation during Biden's administration or now dropping the Intrerest Rate.

Jin10 data reported on July 14, that a Senate investigation report released by the U.S. Congress on July 13 local time shows that the shooting of Trump at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania on July 13 last year stemmed from "a series of avoidable security lapses." The report harshly criticizes the U.S. Secret Service for "disciplinary looseness," including failing to dismiss those responsible after the attack.

On July 13, Jin10 reported that Dan Malan, former Assistant Trade Representative for Europe and the Middle East, said he believes Trump's letter to the EU was aimed at pushing the EU to reach a better protocol. Trump had previously threatened to impose a 50% tariff on the EU in May, which seemed to accelerate the negotiation process. However, Malan stated that this letter might encourage those within the EU who want to retaliate, as they believe the U.S. is not serious about reaching a deal. He said, "These people will feel that their views are justified."

Gold Finance reported that White House economic adviser Hassett stated that if there is reason to fire Powell, Trump has the right to take action.

Odaily News White House economic advisor Hassett stated that U.S. President Trump has a preliminary understanding of the framework of some proposed trade agreements and believes that these agreements need further improvement. (Jin10)

German officials have stated that the EU and the US may further negotiate in the trade war and postpone tariff increases. Deputy Party Leader Hart expects a partial agreement to be reached before August 1 and points out that high tariffs will affect US prices and Inflation. He emphasizes that the US side should not misunderstand the reasons for the trade deficit.

Odaily News Analysts are concerned about the economic and diplomatic consequences following President Trump's threat on Saturday to impose a 30% tariff on goods imported from Mexico and the EU starting August 1. Mary Lovely, a senior researcher at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, warned that Trump's tariffs would lead to price rises and unemployment at the appropriate time, while Alan Sykes from Stanford Law School expressed concern about whether the U.S. can be seen as a credible party in future negotiations. (Jin10)

Odaily News The President of the United States, Trump, in an exclusive interview with Fox News Channel, when asked by the host—his daughter-in-law Laura Trump—how he would like to be remembered in history, Trump did not hesitate to give a shocking answer: "I must admit, I am the one who saved America." (Jin10)

Odaily News Corpay strategist Karl Schamotta stated that a series of tariff announcements could reignite market concerns. "Trump's protectionist agenda has not yet been adequately reflected in the currency markets, asset prices, or volatility indicators, and this will become quite evident at some point in the near future. The moment of capitulation is approaching, whether in the financial markets or in the White House." (Jin10)

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi's handling of the Epstein case has sparked dissatisfaction among Trump supporters, and Trump defended her on social media, stating that her work is excellent and urging supporters not to be fixated on the case. At the same time, his post has been interpreted as a move to unite supporters. Musk, on the other hand, has called for the release of relevant documents.

Golden Finance reports, Musk: Trump should publicly release the Epstein documents as promised.

The Gaza conflict has escalated again, with ceasefire negotiations nearing collapse. The Israeli military has implemented strict restrictions and launched airstrikes against Hamas, resulting in a significant number of casualties. Meanwhile, Iran's attitude towards nuclear negotiations has become more cautious, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and guarantees.

Democratic representatives from California and Massachusetts announced that July 14 will be designated as "Anti-Crypto Assets Corruption Week," opposing three crypto asset bills supported by Republicans, primarily focusing on the lack of regulations to prevent Trump from engaging in crypto asset business during his term.

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Jin10 data July 12 news, BCA RESEARCH European Chief Strategist Mathieu Savary: Trump's strategy is to make outrageous demands, then let those demands fall through, and then make another effort to win some last-minute concessions, and finally reach a trade protocol. We remember a framework from Trump's first presidential term, and that is what is happening now. It doesn't matter what is said now; what matters is where we will land. It is expected that the EU will ultimately "have to accept a 10% tariff, but this is something the EU can actually cope with."

Trump's trade policy and the Fed's efforts to cut interest rates have led to a weaker dollar, benefiting U.S. exporters. Morgan Stanley believes that the depreciation of the dollar will drive the overseas profit rise of large-cap companies, while BlackRock expects further downside for the dollar. Many companies anticipate that forex will significantly boost their revenues.

Jin10 data July 12 - U.S. President Trump stated in a letter posted on his social media platform on Saturday that goods imported from Mexico will face a 30% U.S. tariff starting August 1. Trump also mentioned that if Brazil decides to raise tariffs for any reason, we will add an equal amount on top of the 30%, regardless of how much they choose to increase. In another letter, Trump stated that goods imported from the European Union will face a 30% U.S. tariff starting August 1.

The White House is pressuring the Fed headquarters for renovations, and analysts believe this is a transparent attempt to exert pressure on Powell, possibly creating legal grounds for his dismissal. Experts warn that this move could undermine global confidence in the dollar and lead to economic instability.

Russian President Putin supports Iran reaching a "zero enrichment" nuclear protocol with the United States, but Iran refuses to consider the proposal. Despite Russia's long-standing support for Iran's nuclear rights, Putin's private stance has hardened after the conflict between Israel and Iran, showing disappointment in his support for Iran.

PANews July 12 news, White House digital asset policy advisor Bo Hine posted on the X platform that an important week is coming, from July 14 to July 20 will be the House of Representatives' "crypto week", the GENIUS bill will be sent to President Trump’s desk, the CLARITY bill will be sent to the Senate, and the "crypto week" will solidify the role of the United States as the global capital of Crypto Assets.