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Weak employment and additional tariffs send global stocks plunging, dollar single-handedly higher, US 10-year 4.37% (2025.08.01)

Weak employment and additional tariffs send global stocks plunging, dollar single-handedly higher, US 10-year 4.37% (2025.08.01)market analysis

This macro-market analysis is based on the fact that I (@mifseeThis is a record of my personal study to gain a bird's eye view of the daily macro environment when making investment decisions in the U.S. market. The contents may contain errors or differences from the actual situation. Please be aware of this before reading this report.

Notable Rising Issues (from watch list)

Watch List Summary (based on closing price on 08/01/2025)

descriptionthemeclosing price (stock exchange, etc.)rate of returnPersonal note Insight
RDDTsocial media188.64+17.47 %Q2 upswing due to strong AI advertising
NVTPower Infrastructure89.88+14.61 %Q2 Earnings Beat Concentrates Buying
LTRNAI Drug Discovery4.77+7.43 %Continued daily rise
FIG. 1Design SaaS122.00+5.63 %Double-digit growth again on second day of IPO
ADMABiomedicine19.33+3.37 %earnings expectations

market insight

general mood

The sharp downturn in the U.S. July employment report coincided with the announcement of additional tariffs,3 major indices all down the most since the beginning of the yearThe S&P 500 was down 1.6% to 6,238.01, the Dow was down 1.2% to 43,588.58, and the NASDAQ was down 2.2% to 20,650.13. The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note fell to 4.37%, suggesting safe-haven inflows while the dollar strengthened. The European STOXX 600 tumbled 535.79 (-2.63%) on tariff concerns. Japanese stocks continued to fall to 40,799.60 (-0.66%) as risk-off sentiment strengthened around the world.

equity

indexclosing price (stock exchange, etc.)compared to previous dayOne word background
Dow (i.e. Dow-Jones)43,588.58-542.40 (-1.2%)Deteriorating employment and tariff uncertainty
S&P 5006,238.01-101.38 (-1.6%)Selling mainly high-beta stocks
National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations20,650.13-472.32 (-2.2%)Semiconductor and Cloud Gains
Nikkei 22540,799.60-270.22 (-0.66%)Linkage between strong yen and weak U.S. stock prices
STOXX600535.79-14.45 (-2.63%)Plunge led by automobiles and materials

Funds retreated to defensive and US Treasuries, a clear brake on the tech-driven uptrend.

bond

home (i.e. hometown, home country)10-year yieldChange from previous day (bp)evaluation
United States of America4.37%-1Weak employment rekindles interest rate cut speculation
Germany2.72%+3Inflation sticky and rising
Japan1.56%+0.4Observations of BOJ normalization continue

Demand for safe assets and policy speculation are mixed, and the U.S.-German spread is narrowing.

exchange (e.g. foreign)

  • USD/JPY 147.38 (+0.67%): Continued dollar buying due to high U.S. interest rates and tariff risk
  • EUR/USD 1.1586 (+1.49%): Weak U.S. employment unwinds shorts.
  • usd/cny 7.2005 (+0.09%)Yuan selling pressure due to additional tariffs

commodity

list of articlesClosing Price (USD)compared to previous daydriver (of a vehicle)
WTI crude oil67.33-1.93%Concerns about slowdown in demand
Brent Crude Oil71.72+0.03%OPEC supply restriction expected
natural gas3.083-0.74%Inventory Increase
money (written before an amount)3,346.00-0.10%Strong dollar restrains upside
silver36.71Industrial demand concerns
copper4.43-21%Tariff Exemption Report Dissolves Ruling

crypto

  • Bitcoin $115,900 (-3%): Falling due to risk-off and lever dissolution.
  • Ethereum $3,690 (-2%)ETFs: ETF funds thin, upside is heavy. Funds are defending mainly large-cap stocks, volatility surges.

Macro Event Focus (8/2-8/6)

  • 8/2 (Sat) US ISM ManufacturingIf it falls below 50, fears of recession will resurface.
  • 8/5 (Mon) U.S. June Manufacturing New OrdersCapital Investment Cycle Momentum Confirmation
  • 8/6 (Tue) China July Trade StatisticsMeasuring tariff impacts
  • Aug 6 (Tue) Australia RBA Policy RateAUD: If inflation slows, further AUD depreciation scenario

Insight Summary

  • stock (company)High valuation correction phase. Short-term preference for defensive (healthcare and utilities) and quality-oriented U.S. large-cap stocks.
  • bondThe 4.4% level for the 10-year U.S. is a good place for capital gains. Expanding duration and shifting to IG Credit is appropriate.
  • exchange (e.g. foreign)The dollar will continue to trend higher, but the authorities will be wary of the yen approaching ¥150. We expect the euro to return around 1.16.
  • commodityCrude oil is in a range of $65-72/bbl, with cautious push-buying. Maintain diversified hedging in gold at the $3,300 level.
  • cryptoBTC: Heavy upside resistance at $120,000. ETH: ETH relative advantage in a low leverage environment, but upside is limited.

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