Monthly Archives: September 2025
Markets boast a long-term upward trend, yet short-term volatility creates opportunities for traders to exploit
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According to Societe Generale, August payrolls data could significantly impact the Federal Reserve’s decisions
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Focus shifts to U.S. labour report, with payroll growth slowing and wage gains moderating amid base effects.
An OPEC+ meeting may reconsider output increases, though some suggest a potential pause in decisions
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OPEC+ may boost oil output early, surprising markets focused on demand and economic uncertainty. Decision pending.
July’s Eurozone PPI rose 0.4% monthly, exceeding expectations, while excluding energy showed no change
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Eurozone PPI rose 0.4% in July 2025, driven by energy; non-energy prices remained stable.
Britain’s economy is whole, insists Minister Reeves, emphasising fiscal rules and reduced spending to lower inflation
Written on September 3, 2025 at 10:28 am, by
UK Finance Minister Rachel Reeves stresses strict spending controls to reduce inflation and rising borrowing costs.
Final services PMI for the UK in August improved, with business optimism reaching a ten-month high
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UK services PMI rises to 54.2 in August; new orders surge, optimism peaks despite hiring slowdown.
In August, Eurozone services PMI fell, while composite PMI reached a 12-month high, indicating resilience
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Eurozone services PMI dips; inflation pressures rise as productivity wanes and growth remains marginal across economies.
August Monthly Market Insights
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Despite historically lower volumes, a wave of geopolitical developments, central bank divergence, and major legislative moves are keeping investors on their toes. – vtmarkets.com
Germany’s August services PMI fell to 49.3, indicating limited economic growth and flat employment trends
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Germany’s service sector contracted in August; demand weakened, pricing power held, employment flat, manufacturing rose.
The August PMI for French services was 49.8, indicating slight stabilisation amidst ongoing demand concerns
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France’s services PMI rose slightly in August, signaling stabilisation amid subdued demand and political uncertainty.
