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Nov 2025
The forecasts for Portugal’s GDP growth of 0.8% in the third quarter were achieved

Portugal’s GDP rose 0.8%, Germany’s inflation held steady, markets cautious amid rate cut expectations and crypto volatility.

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Nov 2025
In the third quarter, Portugal’s GDP growth matched expectations at 2.4% year on year

Portuguese economy grows 2.4% in Q3, signaling resilience, stability, and positive outlook amid global uncertainty.

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Nov 2025
Bulls eye the $54.40 mark while silver stabilises around $54.00 following rejection at that level

Silver holds near $54 as Fed rate cut hopes support demand; resistance remains at $54.40 and $54.85.

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Nov 2025
According to Standard Chartered’s model, euro area core inflation is expected to align with estimates at 2.5% y/y

Standard Chartered forecasts euro-area core inflation at 2.5%, citing Euro strength and Spanish data influences.

28

Nov 2025
Analysts from UOB Group predict a rise in the Pound Sterling to 1.3300

GBP expected to rise to 1.3300 amid consolidation phase, supported above 1.3180, say UOB analysts.

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Nov 2025
According to Commerzbank’s analyst, EUR may benefit from the shrinking investment gap between the US and EU

US shows stronger growth than Germany, with investment gaps hindering euro strength; improvement expected by 2026.

28

Nov 2025
Amid diverse European data and Japanese fiscal concerns, EUR/JPY experiences a slight decline

EUR/JPY dips as mixed Eurozone data and stronger Japanese Yen influence market sentiment and policy expectations.

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Nov 2025
In November, the month-on-month consumer price index in Hesse, Germany decreased to -0.2% from 0.3%

Germany’s CPI declines; Canada anticipates GDP growth; Zcash dips; gold gains; S&P 500 posts strong rise.

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Nov 2025
The current account balance in Spain decreased from €5.08 billion to €1.87 billion

Spain’s current account fell sharply in September, signaling potential economic instability and need for policy adjustments.

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Nov 2025
In November, the year-on-year CPI in Hesse, Germany, rose to 2.5% from 2.4%

Hesse’s CPI rose to 2.5% in November, potentially impacting ECB’s inflation and rate decisions.

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