Investors preparing for market volatility due to upcoming events, potential impact on currencies and stocks.

Big investors are preparing for market volatility due to upcoming events like U.S.-EU tariff deadline and French budget vote. U.S. Treasuries, dollar, and euro zone debt could be impacted. Gold, corporate credit, and Treasuries are at risk. World stocks have rebounded 24% since April. Dollar down 10% this year.

Potential outcomes on July 9 could affect dollar, Treasuries, and gold. Gold has soared 25% in 2019. U.S. payrolls data could have a bigger impact on markets than tariffs. Expected volatility in currencies may be too low. Europe faces debt stress, with concerns in France and Germany. French budget vote on July 14 could cause volatility. Germany’s stimulus plan could impact bond yields.

Investors are cautious about the market due to upcoming events like U.S.-EU tariff deadline and French budget vote. Dollar, Treasuries, and gold could be affected. U.S. payrolls data could be a bigger market surprise than tariffs. Europe faces debt stress, particularly in France and Germany. Concerns over bond yields and budget deficits persist.

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