Trump: We have reached a deal with EU

According to Trump, part of the agreement with the European Union is that the union agrees to purchase energy worth $750 billion (CZK 15.7 trillion) and to make higher investments, specifically $600 billion (CZK 12.5 trillion), in American military equipment.

I understand that the European Union will buy Russian LNG from the Americans?

there is no need to leave the European Union, it will disintegrate on its own

Tony112

Jul 27, 2025 2:20pm

Lol, the stocks going up is the most chaotic thing in earth

. The day of crash will be big.

Polimini

Jul 27, 2025 4:01pm

i don't think Americans understand they are the ones paying for the tariffs.
Still seems like an awful deal for the EU, not sure how we could accept this.

Trader#BC99

Jul 27, 2025 3:25pm

Quoting Trader#E3E7

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Thank you, President Trump, for making EU finally pay for all that our country has done for EU, and they should pay a big money continuously. EU does not respect the opinion of its own people, while our country always does, so let them pay more and make America great again!!!!!! Proud to be American!!!!!

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.. If any post ever epitomizes the IQ of the US average Joe, its this...

Jul 27, 2025 1:58pm

More US LNG for lower tariffs was always the major bargaining chip, and it appears Trump won, again.

https://www.ciphernews.com/articles/...ible-and-when/

Jul 27, 2025 4:15pm

Quoting Polimini

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i don't think Americans understand they are the ones paying for the tariffs.

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Americans will pay the tax on imported goods.

The European Union's major exports to the United States include a variety of manufactured goods, with pharmaceuticals, vehicles, and machinery being the top categories. Medicinal and pharmaceutical products are the single largest export sector, followed by road vehicles, and general industrial machinery and equipment.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Medicinal and pharmaceutical products:
This category consistently ranks as the EU's top export to the US, with a value of US$130.5 billion in 2024, according to AGI Global Logistics.

Road vehicles:
Cars and other vehicles are a significant export, valued at US$55.5 billion.

General industrial machinery and equipment:
This category encompasses a wide range of machinery and is also a major export to the US.

Other notable exports:
The EU also exports significant amounts of electrical machinery, appliances, and parts, as well as specialized machinery for particular industries.

It remains to be seen what kind of tariff hardball Trump will play with EU producers of pharmaceuticals, but that's a big one. The back-story in this deal is the leverage US has re: armaments and LNG - these are being used to turn Europe away from Russia.

Jul 27, 2025 6:06pm

SnP futures up <0.5% on this news is modest. A lot of the easy money on tariff news has been banked. The remaining big "deals' are China and Canada/Mexico. Trump will probably postpone China's tariffs by another 90 days. FOMC in the coming week could provide some noise. But, things are shaping up for a dull August.... I usually take August off anyway.

tradebake

Jul 27, 2025 12:33pm

Let's see what kind of content it will be, but good that it was solved on weekend and not on trading time with big volatility spikes all over.

Cavar

Jul 27, 2025 1:19pm

I still can't get over how come implementing a 15% tariff is so good for the euro. I thought it was good news and protection for the US market

BillyIdol

Jul 27, 2025 1:42pm

Quoting Foxikus

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According to Trump, part of the agreement with the European Union is that the union agrees to purchase energy worth $750 billion (CZK 15.7 trillion) and to make higher investments, specifically $600 billion (CZK 12.5 trillion), in American military equipment. I understand that the European Union will buy Russian LNG from the Americans? there is no need to leave the European Union, it will disintegrate on its own

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Kremlin troll, ignore.

Foxikus

Jul 27, 2025 3:22pm

Quoting NotAtrader

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{quote} Other people's view shouldn't be ignored, but trolls have no point of view. They are just trolls and trolls should absolutely be ignored. That's a sign of intelligence.

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Do I understand correctly that only trolls have the freedom and the decision where and from whom I buy energy? Yes, in that case I am a troll and I am proud of it.

may the fourth empire perish
the evil empire

Jul 27, 2025 2:34pm

Quoting BillyIdol

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{quote} Kremlin troll, ignore.

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yall liberals really need to find a way to cope with other people's point of view. It's a sign of intelligence to do so, you should try it sometime maybe read and travel till then.

Trader#BC99

Jul 27, 2025 1:40pm

Man, this place is like a bunch of chooks running around with their heads cut off.
25+ years of trading has taught me never to carry trades over weekends unless absolutely necessary..

dartboardio

Jul 27, 2025 2:00pm

Quoting Arian9029

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RSI and MACD both show gold bullish with momentum(10) on oversold still think gold will drop? at the last hour of friday night gold shown support but didnt have choch

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weekly close was a bearish shooting star

NotAtrader

Jul 27, 2025 2:49pm

Quoting UnitedFx

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{quote} yall liberals really need to find a way to cope with other people's point of view. It's a sign of intelligence to do so, you should try it sometime maybe read and travel till then.

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Other people's view shouldn't be ignored, but trolls have no point of view. They are just trolls and trolls should absolutely be ignored. That's a sign of intelligence.

Jul 28, 2025 12:48am

Quoting Trader#E3E7

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{quote} You don't understand, we will not pay anything because all EU industries will move to the US, otherwise they cannot compete with local producers.

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No, I understand perfectly. Tariffs are paid by the importers and are absorbed or passed along to the consumers of the imported goods. Period. Your premise rests on the mistaken fantasy that the USA is the only market for goods on the planet. It is not. You also seem to think that tariffs are something new. They are not. What is new is the magnitude of the tariffs and the broad, blanket application of the tax to all imports from a given country. The last time there were tariffs this high was in the early 1900's, culminating with the high tariffs under Smoot-Halley in the early 1930's. The result was a global trade war and the Great Depression.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoot%...ley_Tariff_Act

The Smoot-Hawley tariffs didn't apply to all imported goods, though -

"... 63% of all imports in 1933 were not taxed, which the dutiable tariff rate does not reflect. The free and dutiable rate in 1929 was 13.5% and peaked under Smoot–Hawley in 1933 at 19.8%, one-third below the average 29.7% "free and dutiable rate" in the United States from 1821 to 1900.[18] The average tariff rate, which was applied on dutiable imports,[19][20] increased from 40.1% in 1929 to 59.1% in 1932 (+19%)."

You seem to think that everything that Americans consume needs to be manufactured here. That is insane. And it's not going to happen. We are not going to re-shore all the manufacturing jobs that have been lost over the last half century. Americans do not want all the high-paying mfr'ing jobs that are already here and they are sureasshit not going to show up to make Iphones for $15/hr.

It remains to be seen how the tariffs will affect the real economy. The headlines are useful fodder for the incessant political theater, but the real deals will take time to play out.

johncen

Jul 27, 2025 1:40pm

Quoting Cavar

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I still can't get over how come implementing a 15% tariff is so good for the euro. I thought it was good news and protection for the US market

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Share the sane view, maybe its just the immediate effect as risk is off, but surely this is a good news to the Dollars.

US-China trade talk continues early this week also should boost the dollars

chacho.fx

Jul 27, 2025 4:10pm

Quoting Trader#DDAC

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{quote} Oh no .. no more tea and crumpets

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Education definitely illegal over there. Tea and crumpets is British, as of brexit is not part of the EU. But if your budget is tea and crumpets, you wouldn’t need to worry about any nice cars dw

Jul 27, 2025 2:03pm

Quoting Polimini

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More tariffs in the US mean more inflation

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Definitely long term looks good for USD. But for now looks gap up. At IG I don’t see movement in eurusd. Maybe they stopped trading

Jul 27, 2025 1:16pm

Just wait for the real reaction by the market ... If this is the initial price action in pre Market then it might go completely the opposite on market open....I would assume this news should crash EU and Spike Gold up

ocd

Jul 27, 2025 5:01pm

This is fundamentals. Zoom out and ask yourself, "Who is this good for? Who really benefits the most?"

Then ask yourself what the market makers will do with this news...they love to create confusion because in the midst of confusion lies opportunity.

And about Mercedes, who cares really? Smart people will lease thru their company and write it off.

ocd

Jul 27, 2025 5:13pm

Quoting Trader#4AE5

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{quote} you're the one who's gonna pay lol...

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Wow, do you really understand tariffs? Sure tariffs create income for the country BUT it really is about bringing manufacturing back to the US. Most manufacturing is done in countries where the cheapest labor is offered, China, Mexico, Viet Nam, etc.

Well, that business plan can only last so long because the country that gives those massive amount of jobs away will eventually suffer. I mean seriously dude, what report does the market trade off in a big way?

Unemployment numbers.

Topucu

Jul 27, 2025 12:46pm

Gold down, EURO fly.

Trader#BC99

Jul 27, 2025 3:41pm

Quoting Trader#E3E7

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The U.S. economy will boom, and industry will thrive. If Germany wants German cars to be sold in the U.S., they should move production here—Americans should buy American. We will make our country great again. Energy in the EU will be expensive, so all energy-intensive and chemical-related industries should consider relocating to the U.S., where conditions are more favorable. also move to the US, horey, it is greatest day in the hystory, Trump should be our presedent forever!!!

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Ok Jethro, put your Budweiser down for a moment and look up how to spell Hooray, History and President..

Trader#E3E7

Jul 27, 2025 10:05pm

Quoting The Fool

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{quote}Americans will pay the tax on imported goods....

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You don't understand, we will not pay anything because all EU industries will move to the US, otherwise they cannot compete with local producers. A lot of Japanese and Korean cars are now manufactured in the US and they will move more manufacturing here, if EU don't follow to move industry to the US, it will be dead. This is the idea of tariffs. By the way, German cars, WV are rated very poorly in quality now, read reviews from American customers, Japanese and Korean are in a much better position on quality.

Jul 27, 2025 1:01pm

Just becareful, there will.be more news to Follow ...the story line is not complete....this looks like Trump desperately want to tweet before market opens ....some more bad news will.follow shortly

Jul 27, 2025 1:35pm

Who will buy Mercedes/BMW with 15% hike in the price tag

Euro is dead

BillyIdol

Jul 27, 2025 12:39pm

Euro to the mooooooooooon

Jul 27, 2025 2:24pm

Lovely to buy this week to dump this entire thing next week

Jul 27, 2025 2:24pm

I'll look for a x3 short nvidia rofl will be lovely to buy this next week

HonzaD

Jul 27, 2025 1:25pm

Quoting TimmyBTrades

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{quote} You are right, but the market was fearing worse: no deal would have meant higher tariffs. Here is the weekend EURUSD: {image}

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Thank you for the explanation. But I don't understand what the market was afraid of worse. Or rather, what was worse, which would strengthen the dollar and weaken the euro. There was an option that the agreement would not be concluded and a 30% tariff would be imposed on the EU and at the same time a strong counter-reaction from the EU. Fears of not concluding the agreement weakened the dollar, as did the 130% tariff on China and everything else that Trump threatened. On the contrary, the agreement, just by being concluded, creates a predictable environment for all actors. And for the US consuments, from zero tariff, suddenly becomes a 15% tariff. And on the contrary, for EU producers, from zero tariff, a necessity to 15 % reduce costs on their side.

Trader#E3E7

Jul 27, 2025 3:17pm

Thank you, President Trump, for making EU finally pay for all that our country has done for EU, and they should pay a big money continuously. EU does not respect the opinion of its own people, while our country always does, so let them pay more and make America great again!!!!!! Proud to be American!!!!!

Jul 28, 2025 3:12am

Quoting Trader#BC99

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{quote}The South Park boys will never run out of material with folk like you, no wonder they agreed to another 50 episodes.

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$1.5 billion for 50 episodes over the next 5 years. Trump has definitely been good for business.

NotAtrader

Jul 28, 2025 4:29am

Quoting Foxikus

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{quote} Do I understand correctly that only trolls have the freedom and the decision where and from whom I buy energy? Yes, in that case I am a troll and I am proud of it. may the fourth empire perish the evil empire

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Yes you are a troll not because you have rights to chose where to by energy, but because you suggest EU will disintegrate anyway no matter who is leaving and who is coming in. I guess that's the part of which you are very proud and that's what makes you a troll - a very well defined Russian troll indeed.

Jul 28, 2025 12:48pm

Beyond the effects of tariffs, a much bigger development in the work world will be the effects of generative and physical AI. It's already happening, as the largest tech companies have been laying off tens of thousands of IT people and have been explicit that those jobs are being replaced because of AI.

Not just IT, of course, physical AI and automation will broadly eliminate the need for human labor. The idea that automation creates a lot of jobs for people to somehow "take care of the robots" is a farce. The WHOLE POINT of automation is to eliminate human labor.

ffghost

Jul 27, 2025 3:19pm

Quoting Trader#5B0C

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EURUSD up, not just because 15% is better then 30, but mainly because uncertainty is over, Fed can finally start to cut. Plus Trump is working hard to lower the dollar every single day. As he says: "Lower dollar makes the tariffs worth more" Plus ffghost wrote this on Friday: ... what if Trump spoke to Powell, and said "I want cuts. You want to cut, but are unsure of the tariff impact. We know the framework for China. If I make a deal with the EU this weekend, we will be able to say the two largest economic partners are now nearly...

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Someone forget to log in? If not VC, you did your homework Trader#5B0C

chacho.fx

Jul 27, 2025 3:52pm

Quoting Trader#E3E7

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Thank you, President Trump, for making EU finally pay for all that our country has done for EU, and they should pay a big money continuously. EU does not respect the opinion of its own people, while our country always does, so let them pay more and make America great again!!!!!! Proud to be American!!!!!

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Euro up 18% over the dollar and you haven’t even began cutting rates. You will pay more for things in a few months and you will be scratching your head wondering why. It’s clear education is illegal in America.

TimmyBTrades

Jul 27, 2025 1:12pm

Quoting HonzaD

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I would like to ask why you think this should strengthen the euro? In my opinion, the 15% tariff pushes down the prices of EU producers so that the resulting price for US consumers is not increased by 15%, but perhaps by a minimum percentage so that the product succeeds in competition with other countries. It also puts pressure on the ECB to start considering the consequences of a strong euro, especially when inflation in the EU around 2% seems to be resolved and, on the contrary, the decline in exports is threatening. Is anything what I dont see...

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You are right, but the market was fearing worse: no deal would have meant higher tariffs. Here is the weekend EURUSD:

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TimmyBTrades

Jul 27, 2025 1:32pm

Quoting HonzaD

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{quote} Thank you for the explanation. But I don't understand what the market was afraid of worse. Or rather, what was worse, which would strengthen the dollar and weaken the euro. There was an option that the agreement would not be concluded and a 30% tariff would be imposed on the EU and at the same time a strong counter-reaction from the EU. Fears of not concluding the agreement weakened the dollar, as did the 130% tariff on China and everything else that Trump threatened. On the contrary, the agreement, just by being concluded, creates a predictable...

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Agreed it is quite strange, my best theory is that earlier this year the trade war weakened US economic prospects and led to a rotation out of USD/Treasuries/US equities, but that is no longer the assumption now?

Jul 27, 2025 3:29pm

Quoting Trader#5B0C

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EURUSD up, not just because 15% is better then 30, but mainly because uncertainty is over, Fed can finally start to cut. Plus Trump is working hard to lower the dollar every single day. As he says: "Lower dollar makes the tariffs worth more" Plus ffghost wrote this on Friday: ... what if Trump spoke to Powell, and said "I want cuts. You want to cut, but are unsure of the tariff impact. We know the framework for China. If I make a deal with the EU this weekend, we will be able to say the two largest economic partners are now nearly...

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I think you did not understand Trump. He says tariff are morr worth because tariffs will strenghten usd in the long run.

This whole thing will have an effect on inflation. How much is uncertain for FED uncertain too.

Jul 28, 2025 2:04pm

Quoting CycleGF

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{quote}can you back your claim that US is Anti Christ ?

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Look to this: “ ”He also forced everyone, small and great, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on his right hand or on his forehead, so that no one could buy or sell unless he had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of his name.“

Do you know any other country in the world that has the power to force such a rule?

Jul 27, 2025 12:58pm

How is this a positive news ? 15% Tarrif on EU goods while EU buys $750 Billion worth of US energy ? Man this seems like EU is Desperate and Trump Scammed EU... It's a very strange deal

Jul 28, 2025 1:26am

Statistics is showing that total Export into the US is declining, in other words , less imports on the international goods because of Trump Tariff Deals.... Which means, local demands must be met with locally constrained Supply. This will lead to Demand being Higher than Supply, and eventually the Inflation will Sky Rocket.

The Fed knows this fact , and Powell will keep the rate unchanged on Wednesday. Potentially, a possibility for a rate hike later this year. Welcome to Trump's Freekonomics

Jul 28, 2025 1:34am

Quoting Trader#E3E7

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{quote} You don't understand, we will not pay anything because all EU industries will move to the US, otherwise they cannot compete with local producers. A lot of Japanese and Korean cars are now manufactured in the US and they will move more manufacturing here, if EU don't follow to move industry to the US, it will be dead. This is the idea of tariffs. By the way, German cars, WV are rated very poorly in quality now, read reviews from American customers, Japanese and Korean are in a much better position on quality.

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it doesn't matter how much industries you move into the US , economically it's not scalable, and competitive advantage of nations will.get destroyed and economically it doesn't make sense .... Other nations will not keep finding the operations for ever specially if it's not profitable....the input costs in the US is very high such as Energy , Labor, and Land as well as Capital Cost... This is the reason China is growing because they got all the input costs down....US cannot become China Dude ... Forget it ...this model is a disaster for US
US wants to make money from other people's money ...This is what Trump calls it Huuuuuuuuuge Deal.

It won't work ...it will backfire big time

ocd

Jul 28, 2025 8:17am

Quoting The Fool

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{quote}...You seem to think that everything that Americans consume needs to be manufactured here. That is insane. And it's not going to happen. We are not going to re-shore all the manufacturing jobs that have been lost over the last half century. Americans do not want all the high-paying mfr'ing jobs that are already here and they are sure asshit not going to show up to make Iphones for $15/hr.

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Plenty could depending on China's long term goals, they could be willing to ride it out for another regime that will give them everything they want. What your missing though is with the major improvements in AI and developments of robotics, manufacturing won't be like it was.

The US worker needs jobs and decent wages due to the high cost of living. Politicians need to create jobs. I can see the sales pitch now to companies similar to Apple (or whoever) about bringing jobs back. But reality is the American worker will cut into the numbers of profit driven corporations. But robotics won't. No off days, family leave, law suits. Just a one time purchase and maintenance.

And way less American jobs created than the initial sales pitch.

Foxikus

Jul 27, 2025 3:15pm

Quoting BillyIdol

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{quote} Kremlin troll, ignore.

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written by someone who is ashamed of the name their parents gave them, you piece of shit. Go turn on the programming box in your living room, they give you a new program for free

Jul 27, 2025 11:34pm

Quoting Trader#E3E7

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{quote} You don't understand, we will not pay anything because all EU industries will move to the US, otherwise they cannot compete with local producers. A lot of Japanese and Korean cars are now manufactured in the US and they will move more manufacturing here, if EU don't follow to move industry to the US, it will be dead. This is the idea of tariffs. By the way, German cars, WV are rated very poorly in quality now, read reviews from American customers, Japanese and Korean are in a much better position on quality.

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Such a populist answer. That is for big companies but even those will be subjected to imported tariffed items for production astray already reported. Also every single medium small exporter, will not be doing that because they just can't
So yeah you will end up paying from your savings. And the big companies that assemble production there will be paying taxes back where main hq is lmao. Either way you end up with prince increases on all fronts that you pay yourselves. Well done

ww3361

Jul 28, 2025 3:11am

Quoting Trader#E3E7

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This reminds me of the Plaza Accord deal in 1985, which resulted in decades of stagnation of the Japanese economy; now the EU will be in the same situation, decades of stagnation and disintegration. All industries will move to the US.

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lolzies. Can you just transfer me your funds and save time?

Joking ofc.

san99

Jul 27, 2025 8:27pm

Quoting Foxikus

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According to Trump, part of the agreement with the European Union is that the union agrees to purchase energy worth $750 billion (CZK 15.7 trillion) and to make higher investments, specifically $600 billion (CZK 12.5 trillion), in American military equipment. I understand that the European Union will buy Russian LNG from the Americans? there is no need to leave the European Union, it will disintegrate on its own

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Not as if the US exceptionalism can save the Americans?

Arian9029

Jul 27, 2025 12:54pm

so the xauusd will drop loweer?

Mahdi.OG

Jul 27, 2025 1:09pm

bro already have longs on NQ

Yacoub629

Jul 27, 2025 1:12pm

Gold will fall, there is no debate, but the US dollar DXY remains in range, or has fallen this week

Trader#5B0C

Jul 27, 2025 2:37pm

EURUSD up,
not just because 15% is better then 30,
but mainly because uncertainty is over, Fed can finally start to cut.

Plus Trump is working hard to lower the dollar every single day. As he says: "Lower dollar makes the tariffs worth more"

Plus ffghost wrote this on Friday:

... what if Trump spoke to Powell, and said "I want cuts. You want to cut, but are unsure of the tariff impact. We know the framework for China. If I make a deal with the EU this weekend, we will be able to say the two largest economic partners are now nearly certain. Take those tariff numbers and plug them into your equation, then figure out how to lower rates starting in July so I can claim a win and I will call off the dogs...for a while".

"I've got a hunch" (James Garner, The Rockford Files)

razashah

Jul 27, 2025 2:48pm

i think xauusd is continue the beaish trend with big bearish move its my persnl opnn

Trader#4AE5

Jul 27, 2025 3:20pm

Quoting Trader#E3E7

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Thank you, President Trump, for making EU finally pay for all that our country has done for EU, and they should pay a big money continuously. EU does not respect the opinion of its own people, while our country always does, so let them pay more and make America great again!!!!!! Proud to be American!!!!!

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you're the one who's gonna pay lol...

Trader#BC99

Jul 27, 2025 4:11pm

Quoting Trader#DDAC

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{quote} Oh no .. no more tea and crumpets

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Typical USA lack or worldly knowledge, Tea and Crumpets are an English thing, but seeing most Americans have never left their state, let alone the country, your comment is understandable...

Trader#BC99

Jul 27, 2025 6:10pm

Quoting JohnWick19D

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I would like to thank the ADULTS on here for being ADULTS. We are all here for the same purpose.....to make money, not troll people. If half of you would concentrate on helping others make sound trade decisions this board and all the people who are looking for help on would be better off. Keep it classy trolls. I hope your parents are proud of the manchildren they raised. I do wonder though, did your parents have any children that lived, or are they all braindead idiots like you? Where is that natural selection I used to hear about?

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So you come on to berate those who you believe are trolls, then start calling people names yourself.. TOO FUNNY..
And, NO, we are not here to hold peoples hands whilst they trade, its to discuss news releases.. There are other forums for those not capable of making intelligent trading decisions...

Trader#062D

Jul 28, 2025 6:33am

Quoting The Fool

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{quote}Americans do not want all the high-paying mfr'ing jobs that are already here

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You represent those people and speak for them? Nobody wants to work flipping burgers, but they do it for less than people working in manufacturing. Nobody wants to work retail behind a counter, but they do it for less than people working in manufacturing. People don't want to work pumping shit out of septic tanks, but people do it for less than people working in manufacturing. People don't want work stocking grocery shelves, but people do it for less than people working in manufactories. The list goes on and on and on. You completely ignore the fact that building new manufacturing facilities creates new jobs that require skill: trades, engineers, architects, managers, etc. Job will come back. Jobs are coming back. You track record of failed predictions keep adding up. Just quit already. You look like a "Fool".

Trader#9D80

Jul 28, 2025 6:55am

"Tarrifs are bad! And should be used EXCLUSIVELY by all other countries on US goods! But its bad when the US does it! Unless a politician I approve of sets the tariff!"

-All these whiny sniveling low-t forex factory cunt posters.

Take the L losers. This is another one of those times, The Fool, where you should crawl back into your incel cave and disappear for a week or so. You'll have another tabloid style news bit to foam at the mouth over soon enough.

Jul 27, 2025 2:20pm

Quoting armaros

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{quote} EURUSD not too big gap up.

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How much will be the gap up? If not much there is a chance of strong USD.

Jul 27, 2025 1:52pm

Pre Market is Rigged .. EU up, Gold down , and USD up ??

Subdude

Jul 27, 2025 6:13pm

Hmm, I wonder if after signing this "deal", instead of a handshake, Trump grabbed Ursula by the kitty - or perhaps she's not his type?

Jul 28, 2025 1:16pm

Quoting Eren10

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{quote} That is time of anti-Christ. USA , west is working for the antiChrist.

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can you back your claim that US is Anti Christ ?

Jul 27, 2025 12:47pm

EUR/XXX BIG Gap up!

Jul 27, 2025 4:19pm

Chabad House now defeats London's Zion House. But the house of Zion does not give up, it introduces emission permits for every eu citizen. Emission permits = war taxes for the third war campaign of the european states towards the source in the east, actually the fourth campaign if we include Bronstein's bolshevik revolution.

TheRexy

Jul 27, 2025 12:51pm

Quoting Trader#66B5

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Wtf euro up are you ok ? This is good for USD euro needs to buy dolars

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Look at eurusd weekend prices already 50 pip gap up

Jul 27, 2025 1:47pm

Whoever thinks this is good for eurostocks is completely oblivious lol

Jul 27, 2025 6:02pm

Quoting JohnWick19D

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I would like to thank the ADULTS on here for being ADULTS. We are all here for the same purpose.....to make money, not troll people. If half of you would concentrate on helping others make sound trade decisions this board and all the people who are looking for help on would be better off. Keep it classy trolls. I hope your parents are proud of the manchildren they raised. I do wonder though, did your parents have any children that lived, or are they all braindead idiots like you? Where is that natural selection I used to hear about?

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oh look another liberal troll expert lol

Jul 27, 2025 6:05pm

Quoting The Fool

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{quote}Americans will pay the tax on imported goods. The European Union's major exports to the United States include a variety of manufactured goods, with pharmaceuticals, vehicles, and machinery being the top categories. Medicinal and pharmaceutical products are the single largest export sector, followed by road vehicles, and general industrial machinery and equipment. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Medicinal and pharmaceutical products: This category consistently ranks as the EU's top export to the US, with a value of US$130.5 billion in 2024,...

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that's what American's are good at.... paying for everything.

armaros

Jul 27, 2025 2:11pm

Quoting Eren10

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{quote} Definitely long term looks good for USD. But for now looks gap up. At IG I don’t see movement in eurusd. Maybe they stopped trading

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EURUSD not too big gap up.

BaliBoyz80

Jul 27, 2025 1:22pm

hope currency market stabil again also gold and btc prices can down, for me its alredy too expensive and "out of control", maybe it can impact to economy growup. just my opinion.

Trader#CB6B

Jul 27, 2025 12:47pm

😂😂😂 trump kilode now 😂

Trader#66B5

Jul 27, 2025 12:48pm

Wtf euro up are you ok ?

This is good for USD euro needs to buy dolars

Kuchdara

Jul 27, 2025 1:00pm

Quoting Trader#4FA8

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Gap up in stocks and Euro, obviously. The news was real eased last week, but the market will still gap up as was expected on Friday. Trading is easy if you bother to pay attention.

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as also pay money

HonzaD

Jul 27, 2025 1:03pm

I would like to ask why you think this should strengthen the euro? In my opinion, the 15% tariff pushes down the prices of EU producers so that the resulting price for US consumers is not increased by 15%, but perhaps by a minimum percentage so that the product succeeds in competition with other countries. It also puts pressure on the ECB to start considering the consequences of a strong euro, especially when inflation in the EU around 2% seems to be resolved and, on the contrary, the decline in exports is threatening. Is anything what I dont see well?

JohnWick19D

Jul 27, 2025 1:58pm

Quoting Trader#4FA8

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Gap up in stocks and Euro, obviously. The news was real eased last week, but the market will still gap up as was expected on Friday. Trading is easy if you bother to pay attention.

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This is kind of mean, but true. Trading is pretty easy if you pay attention.

HonzaD

Jul 27, 2025 3:10pm

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EURUSD up, not just because 15% is better then 30, but mainly because uncertainty is over, Fed can finally start to cut. Plus Trump is working hard to lower the dollar every single day. As he says: "Lower dollar makes the tariffs worth more" Plus ffghost wrote this on Friday: ... what if Trump spoke to Powell, and said "I want cuts. You want to cut, but are unsure of the tariff impact. We know the framework for China. If I make a deal with the EU this weekend, we will be able to say the two largest economic partners are now nearly...

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But after the agreement is concluded, the tariffs will finally start to apply and have an effect. After all, until now the EU has always paid 0% tariffs. Because of Trump's constant delays. And I'll tell you that the threat of not concluding the agreement or the imposition of a 30% tariff was what weakened the dollar. Because of the EU's prepared counter-reaction and the collapse of trade, because no one would pay 30% and trade as such would not have arisen. In terms of inflation in the US, it is true that from August 1st they will start paying 15% tariffs, which were previously zero. What percentage it will actually be (who from EU producers will offer a discount) is the question that Mr. Powell has to evaluate, but until now it has only been speculation for him and he wants to see the data that will come in the coming months.

JohnWick19D

Jul 27, 2025 5:44pm

I would like to thank the ADULTS on here for being ADULTS. We are all here for the same purpose.....to make money, not troll people. If half of you would concentrate on helping others make sound trade decisions this board and all the people who are looking for help on would be better off. Keep it classy trolls. I hope your parents are proud of the manchildren they raised. I do wonder though, did your parents have any children that lived, or are they all braindead idiots like you? Where is that natural selection I used to hear about?

Trader#062D

Jul 28, 2025 6:23am

Quoting Trader#4AE5

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{quote} you're the one who's gonna pay lol...

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Nah, I'll buy American

Polimini

Jul 27, 2025 1:49pm

More tariffs in the US mean more inflation

Jul 27, 2025 3:13pm — Edited

Ladails

Jul 27, 2025 12:52pm

Oook

Trader#A69F

Jul 27, 2025 1:12pm

Quoting CycleGF

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Just becareful, there will.be more news to Follow ...the story line is not complete....this looks like Trump desperately want to tweet before market opens ....some more bad news will.follow shortly

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Maybe stop looking for bad news that doesn’t exist in one of the greatest bull markets of all time before you go bankrupt.

Arian9029

Jul 27, 2025 1:42pm

RSI and MACD both show gold bullish with momentum(10) on oversold still think gold will drop?
at the last hour of friday night gold shown support but didnt have choch

Trader#E3E7

Jul 27, 2025 3:25pm

The U.S. economy will boom, and industry will thrive. If Germany wants German cars to be sold in the U.S., they should move production here—Americans should buy American. We will make our country great again.

Energy in the EU will be expensive, so all energy-intensive and chemical-related industries should consider relocating to the U.S., where conditions are more favorable. also move to the US, horey, it is greatest day in the hystory, Trump should be our presedent forever!!!

Fb1

Jul 27, 2025 5:10pm

I wonder what Jeffrey Epstein would think about the sharemarket levels if he was around still...

Jul 27, 2025 6:37pm

Good news

Jul 27, 2025 6:39pm

So what will be the impact of this news on XAUUSD?

FxFrost

Jul 27, 2025 6:45pm

Time for some bullish movement on gold

Trader#4228

Jul 27, 2025 9:03pm

Quoting ffghost

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{quote} Someone forget to log in? If not VC, you did your homework Trader#5B0C

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That EU President has finally sold the EU to the U country for good ….. lolzzz good luck EU lolzzz zZzz

Trader#E3E7

Jul 27, 2025 10:31pm

This reminds me of the Plaza Accord deal in 1985, which resulted in decades of stagnation of the Japanese economy; now the EU will be in the same situation, decades of stagnation and disintegration. All industries will move to the US.

Trader#B156

Jul 28, 2025 12:13am

Quoting ocd

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{quote} Wow, do you really understand tariffs? Sure tariffs create income for the country BUT it really is about bringing manufacturing back to the US. Most manufacturing is done in countries where the cheapest labor is offered, China, Mexico, Viet Nam, etc. Well, that business plan can only last so long because the country that gives those massive amount of jobs away will eventually suffer. I mean seriously dude, what report does the market trade off in a big way? Unemployment numbers.

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wow, paying extra and enjoying modern slavery jobs lol, the amarican dream

Trader#7C07

Jul 28, 2025 12:46am

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{quote} You don't understand, we will not pay anything because all EU industries will move to the US, otherwise they cannot compete with local producers. A lot of Japanese and Korean cars are now manufactured in the US and they will move more manufacturing here, if EU don't follow to move industry to the US, it will be dead. This is the idea of tariffs. By the way, German cars, WV are rated very poorly in quality now, read reviews from American customers, Japanese and Korean are in a much better position on quality.

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no EU industries will move to the US lmao

Trader#BC99

Jul 28, 2025 1:56am

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{quote} You don't understand, we will not pay anything because all EU industries will move to the US, otherwise they cannot compete with local producers. A lot of Japanese and Korean cars are now manufactured in the US and they will move more manufacturing here, if EU don't follow to move industry to the US, it will be dead. This is the idea of tariffs. By the way, German cars, WV are rated very poorly in quality now, read reviews from American customers, Japanese and Korean are in a much better position on quality.

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Hahahaha.. Hilarious.. Is that you Donald. or just another xenophobic redneck who actually believes what Trump spews out..
The South Park boys will never run out of material with folk like you, no wonder they agreed to another 50 episodes.

SniperV

Jul 28, 2025 5:15am

Such a full moon for EUR, and sleepy movement for Gold hahaa

Trader#062D

Jul 28, 2025 8:43am

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{quote} Plenty could depending on China's long term goals, they could be willing to ride it out for another regime that will give them everything they want. What your missing though is with the major improvements in AI and developments of robotics, manufacturing won't be like it was. The US worker needs jobs and decent wages due to the high cost of living. Politicians need to create jobs. I can see the sales pitch now to companies similar to Apple (or whoever) about bringing jobs back. But reality is the American worker will cut into the numbers...

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Automation will likely happen in factories that produce a steady line of high quality products like vehicles and such. Most smaller manufactories that produce miscellaneous products made from molds for smaller businesses will most likely stay with the human worker. Even still, programmers are needed, maintenance people are needed, delivery drivers are needed, people to load the trucks are needed, managers are needed, a person in logistics is needed, many jobs are still needed. This is a win no matter how they want to spin it.

Bridgetthuso

Aug 4, 2025 4:23am

How does this impact GOLD/USD On forex

Trader#4FA8

Jul 27, 2025 12:36pm

Gap up in stocks and Euro, obviously. The news was real eased last week, but the market will still gap up as was expected on Friday. Trading is easy if you bother to pay attention.

Trader#5F32

Jul 27, 2025 12:45pm

Dow up over 200, Euro up about 50 right now.

Trader#71DA

Jul 27, 2025 12:48pm

Silver or Gold will open gap up or gap down please suggest

Trader#ADA8

Jul 27, 2025 12:50pm

so will gold drop even more based on this news?

Trader#670D

Jul 27, 2025 12:51pm

It's lit

Trader#66B5

Jul 27, 2025 12:53pm

Quoting TheRexy

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{quote} Look at eurusd weekend prices already 50 pip gap up

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FXCM OR OANDA ?

Trader#A444

Jul 27, 2025 12:56pm

Gold up

Trader#D501

Jul 27, 2025 12:56pm

will this not create demand for USD?

Trader#66B5

Jul 27, 2025 12:59pm

cme:6E1!

Is on W tf opening with short if you see close friday 1H price And Weekly tf

Trader#E8DD

Jul 27, 2025 1:04pm

eu paused interest rate while usa data will
come this week . euro is bullish for now

Trader#DD5E

Jul 27, 2025 1:05pm

Quoting Trader#D501

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will this not create demand for USD?

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Long term good for usd. But looks like these days eurusd wants to go up.

Trader#D389

Jul 27, 2025 1:08pm

Gold will fall,

, there is no debate, But the US dollar DXY remains in range, or fell this week

Trader#D57B

Jul 27, 2025 1:42pm

Gold may be Gap down than Up 2X of down.

Trader#F8C1

Jul 27, 2025 2:10pm

Look how EURUSD is falling now in the weekend market. Whoever has long positions is going to regret this week

Trader#1882

Jul 27, 2025 3:15pm

US citizens will finally start paying 15% tariff

Trader#DDAC

Jul 27, 2025 3:54pm

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{quote} you're the one who's gonna pay lol...

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Oh no .. no more tea and crumpets

Trader#C07E

Jul 27, 2025 4:36pm

Stupid people typing so much hahhaaha

Trader#541E

Jul 27, 2025 5:32pm