# The Good News is that the Fed rate cut bets are on the rise.
# Agreed, that investors love a Fed rate cut.
# But the only point of concern is that this time, the Fed rate cuts can come only from weakness, and not due to strength of the American economy.
# The real cause of concern in the US is that inflation is still sticky.
# Also, the American economy is plagued by concerns like:
1) Lower GDP rate
2) Rise in Unemployment
3) Low consumer confidence.
So, if this time if the Federal Reserve cuts rates, then investors should proceed with caution.
# All eyes squarely on US reciprocal July 9th tariff deadline
# Interestingly, in April, post Trump’s liberation day, stock markets across the globe were gripped by fear.
# And now at the moment, trade deal optimism is seen underpinning the market.
What a sharp contrast…
# From here-on, focus will be also on the US NFP to trickle in this Thursday, July 3rd
# Nifty Outlook: Well, it appears Nifty and the Indian economy seem to be in a decent bullish set-up right now.
And amidst this optimistic backdrop, it looks like there's plenty more upside to go for benchmark Nifty.
# Going forwards, only a break below Nifty 25229 could catch the bulls off-guard.
# Until Nifty 25229 holds, Nifty’s technical landscape will continue to be bullish.
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