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1237 'A delicate dance': JD Vance says economic pressure is the best way to achieve Washington's objectives in IranEconomic pressure is the United States’ “most effective tool” against Iran, according to U.S. Vice President JD Vance. Speaking on a podcast, Vance said that the move was “a delicate dance” as both sides apply pressure to each other, but added that “what has been true over the la 2026.08.211238 AUD/USD: Pair Hits Fresh Multi-Month High on Treasury Buybackshe Aussie Dollar (AUD/USD) climbed to a fresh multi-month high in early trade on Friday, with the pair getting a boost from an uptick in risk-on sentiment following the US turning to new economic measures on Iran rather than further military strikes. Today’s bullish price action 2026.08.211239 HFM and Arsenal Kick Off a New Season TogetherThe award-winning multi-asset broker marks the start of the second season with a bespoke fan promotion. HFM, the award-winning multi-asset broker and Official Partner of Arsenal Football Club, proudly marks the beginning of the 2026/27 football season and the second season of its 2026.08.211240 Precious Metals Rally as US Dollar Weakness and Market Uncertainty Fuel DemandPrecious metals took center stage as renewed US Dollar weakness and growing concerns over the US fiscal outlook encouraged investors to seek alternatives across global markets. Gold climbed to its highest level since early June around $4,544, while Silver surged toward $69.00 ami 2026.08.211241 Stronger growth in service sector boosts the UK economy in AugustUK private sector output expanded at the fastest pace since April, according to the latest S&P Global Flash UK PMI® data. This was led by a sustained turnaround in service sector activity, which offset a slowdown in manufacturing production growth. However, inflationary pressures 2026.08.211242 Eurozone business activity continues to rise in August amid stronger manufacturing growthGrowth of business activity in the eurozone was sustained in August, according to provisional PMI® survey data from S&P Global, boosted by a stronger expansion in the manufacturing sector. Alongside the increase in output, a further rise in new orders was also recorded, amid a fi 2026.08.211243 Manufacturing sector continues to drive growth in German business activity in AugustGermany saw further modest growth of business activity in August, as a continued upturn in production in the country's manufacturing sector offset another subdued performance across its services economy, the latest ‘flash’ S&P Global PMI® survey showed. Labour market conditions m 2026.08.211244 French private sector economy remains weak in AugustBusiness activity across France's private sector decreased slightly in August, according to the latest S&P Global 'flash' PMI report. Taken in tandem with July's slight contraction, August's modest (and marginally faster) decline puts the eurozone's second-largest economy on trac 2026.08.211245 Who’s buying U.S. Treasury debt, and why?To finance large and persistent budget deficits, the U.S. Treasury borrows heavily on global bond markets. Current marketable debt outstanding (including holdings of the Federal Reserve) comes to more than $30 trillion. From July through December 2026, the Treasury expects to bor 2026.08.211246 Public sector finances, UK: July 2026Public sector borrowing in July 2026 was marginally higher than a year earlier, as spending growth outpaced receipts despite strong self-assessed income tax revenue. Borrowing in the financial year to July 2026 was below the same period last year, but higher than the official gov 2026.08.211247 Retail sales, Great Britain: July 2026The quantity of goods bought (volume) in retail sales is estimated to have risen by 1.1% in the three months to July 2026, compared with the three months to April 2026. Non-store retailers' sales volumes rose, attributed to promotions, sports merchandise and the weather boosting 2026.08.211248 The Fed's preferred measure of inflation is changingThe personal consumption expenditures index for July, out next week, will be the last PCE report of its kind. The Bureau of Economic Analysis is adjusting how inflation is calculated — a curious change coming at a critical time, as the Federal Open Market Committee becomes increa 2026.08.21

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