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    24 February 2025
    Quarterly retail sales in New Zealand, excluding vehicles, rose by 1.4%, contrasting with a decline of 0.8%.

    New Zealand’s retail sales rose 1.4% in Q4, reversing a 0.8% decline, indicating improving consumer spending.

    24 February 2025
    Jose Luis Escriva highlights uncertainty, urging a cautious, flexible approach to interest rate decisions.

    Escriva urges caution, cites “extraordinary uncertainty,” and emphasizes a flexible approach to monetary policy amid weak demand.

    24 February 2025
    The Christian Democratic Union topped the German election 2025, followed by the AfD, reports ZDF.

    CDU/CSU won 28.5%, AfD 20%, and SPD 16.5%. EUR/USD rose 0.18% to 1.0480.

    24 February 2025
    Elon Musk criticised governmental standards via satirical AI, questioning accountability and bureaucracy’s inefficiencies.

    Elon Musk used X and his AI, Grok, to satirize government standards, highlighting inefficiencies and minimal accountability.

    24 February 2025
    Austan Goolsbee dismissed rising inflation expectations, suggesting more data is needed before concern grows.

    Austan Goolsbee discussed inflation expectations, noting recent data suggests a 30-year high in consumer outlook.

    24 February 2025
    US futures, including Nasdaq and Dow, decline for the second day due to economic concerns.

    US futures decline again as market levels fail; sentiment drops, home sales fall, and tariff concerns rise.

    24 February 2025
    Iraq and Kurdistan have agreed to restart oil exports following a two-year suspension.

    Iraqi Kurdistan and Iraq agreed to restart crude exports, pending final inspections of the Iraq-Turkey pipeline.

    24 February 2025
    On Friday, the Nasdaq100 (NQ) fell over 2%, erasing about two-thirds of last week’s advances.

    Nasdaq 100 fell over 2%, reversing gains. Market volatility may rise with upcoming economic data and technical weakness.

    24 February 2025
    In Q4 2024, New Zealand retail sales rose 0.9%, defying expectations of 0.6% growth.

    New Zealand’s retail sales rose 0.9% in Q4 2024, but the central bank’s rate cuts remain expected.

    23 February 2025
    In Q4, New Zealand’s retail sales increased by 0.9% QoQ, exceeding the 0.6% forecast.

    New Zealand’s retail sales rose 0.9% in Q4, supporting the NZD, which reacts to economic conditions.

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