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Dec 2025
Personal spending in the United States met expectations by rising 0.3% during September

U.S. personal spending rose 0.3% in September; markets react to stable inflation and Fed outlook.

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Dec 2025
The 5-year consumer inflation expectation in the United States decreased to 3.2% from 3.4%

Inflation expectations dip; markets eye Fed rate cuts, influencing gold, crypto, and currency movements globally.

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Dec 2025
In December, Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index exceeded forecasts, with an actual figure of 53.3

December Michigan sentiment beats expectations; gold dips, AUD/USD rises; traders weigh broker options for 2025.

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Dec 2025
Villeroy de Galhau conveyed that inflation risks remain balanced during a Paris conference on ECB policy

ECB stresses flexibility in policy, with 2% inflation as core target amid balanced inflationary risk concerns.

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Dec 2025
An increase of 54k jobs in Canada drastically reduced unemployment, influencing market expectations for interest rate hikes

Canada added 54,000 jobs in November, lowering unemployment to 6.5%, reinforcing a strong labour market trend.

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Dec 2025
Investor attention has been drawn to Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery for $72 billion

Netflix’s $72bn Warner Bros. deal sparks market concerns over execution risks, regulation, and streaming competition pressures.

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Dec 2025
In November, Turkey’s Treasury Cash Balance improved from -195.879 billion to 56.39 billion

Turkey’s treasury swings to a surplus, while markets await Fed decisions impacting crypto and gold values.

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Dec 2025
Following robust Canadian employment data, the CAD gains strength against the USD, reaching a two-month low

Canadian job growth exceeded expectations, strengthening CAD and reinforcing views BoC will hold rates steady.

6

Dec 2025
In calm trading, the Pound remains stable, affected by overall currency trends according to Scotiabank

GBP shows stability with potential bullish trends; supported at 1.3320 amid calm markets and broader influences.

6

Dec 2025
The Euro remains stable around the intraday midpoint, bolstered by robust industrial figures from Germany and France

Euro holds steady near mid-range, buoyed by strong German, French data; outlook hints at 1.18 rise.

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