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Dec 2025
With tariff tensions resolving, attention shifts to domestic demand and innovation, targeting 4.5-5.0% GDP growth

US-China trade deal reduces tariffs; China targets 4.5–5.0% GDP growth, focusing on innovation and consumption sectors.

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Dec 2025
In a turbulent trading session, copper reached unprecedented levels following a market disruption and positive events in Shanghai

Copper hits record high as supply concerns grow; smelters cut intake amid low processing fees, output steady.

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Dec 2025
Consumer credit in the UK decreased from £1.491 billion to £1.119 billion recently

UK consumer credit drops; gold soars amid rate cut hopes; markets watch US data and crypto trends.

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Dec 2025
Mortgage approvals in the United Kingdom exceeded projections, reaching 65.018K instead of the expected 64.4K

UK mortgage approvals exceed forecasts; gold holds gains; USD weakens amid rate cut speculation and key US data.

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Dec 2025
The November Manufacturing PMI for the UK met forecasts at 50.2 according to S&P Global

UK manufacturing steady at 50.2 PMI in November, signaling stability despite ongoing supply and inflation pressures.

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Dec 2025
A rebound in the US Dollar has faltered just under the psychological 1.4000 mark against CAD

Canadian Dollar strengthens on rising oil prices and strong GDP; US Dollar pressured by Fed rate expectations.

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Dec 2025
Despite a risk-averse sentiment, the New Zealand Dollar remains strong around 0.5740 against the US Dollar

New Zealand Dollar holds strong near monthly high amid RBNZ-Fed policy divergence and weak Chinese data.

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Dec 2025
The November Manufacturing PMI for France aligns with expectations at 47.8 according to HCOB

France’s November Manufacturing PMI hits 47.8, signaling continued sector contraction amid global economic concerns.

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Dec 2025
In November, Italy’s HCOB Manufacturing PMI exceeded expectations, achieving a 50.6 reading instead of 50.2

Italy’s manufacturing stabilizes; EUR/JPY dips on BOJ speculation; crypto slides; markets open December weaker.

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Dec 2025
During the early European session, the Japanese Yen rises further, reaching a two-week peak against the US Dollar

Japanese Yen strengthens on Bank of Japan rate hike expectations, narrowing rate differentials, and safe-haven demand.

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