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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2025 · 8 MIN

MPC Morning Call 3rd July – S&P500 notches new record on Vietnam Trade deal

from MPC Markets Morning Call · host MPC Markets

Wrap of the overnight action in global markets. This morning,Mark discusses the recent Vietnam trade deal and its implications for the USeconomy, highlighting the unfavorable terms for Vietnam. The conversationtransitions into US economic indicators, particularly focusing on payroll dataand market reactions. Finally, the discussion shifts to commodity markettrends, including insights on gold, silver, and platinum, as well as theperformance of mining stocks.TakeawaysThe Vietnam trade deal sets aprecedent for future negotiations.The terms of the Vietnam dealappear unfavorable to Vietnam.US private payrolls fell by33,000, marking a negative trend.The small caps are at historicallylow performance levels.Microsoft's layoffs reflectbroader economic adjustments.Gold and silver prices are on therise, indicating market shifts.Platinum prices have reachedrecord highs recently.Mining stocks are seen asundervalued in the current market.Expect volatility in the marketsleading up to significant payroll data.The conversation emphasizes theimportance of staying informed about economic indicators.

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