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Germany’s Exports and Industrial Production Beat Expectations, but Economic Challenges Persist

Germany, the eurozone’s largest economy, delivered better-than-expected export and industrial production data for November. However, underlying indicators suggest that the outlook remains subdued. Key Data Highlights Exports: German exports rose by 2.1% in November, slightly exceeding the forecasted 2.0% increase. Trade with non-EU countries was the primary driver, with exports …

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Dollar Strengthens Amid Robust U.S. Data, Weighing on Global Currencies

The U.S. dollar advanced for the second consecutive day on Wednesday, buoyed by strong economic data that pushed bond yields higher and diminished expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts in 2025. U.S. job openings rose unexpectedly in November, while December’s services sector activity showed notable acceleration. Additionally, a surge in …

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US Dollar Gains Amid Thin Holiday Trading, Supported by Hawkish Fed Outlook

The US dollar extended its recent rally on Tuesday, buoyed by the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance, even as holiday-thinned trading conditions kept market activity subdued. Key Highlights Dollar Index Near Two-Year High The Dollar Index, which measures the greenback against six major currencies, rose 0.1% to 107.905, staying near a …

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BoE Poised for Cautious Monetary Policy Decision Amid Inflation Concerns

The Bank of England is set to announce its monetary policy decision early on Thursday. Governor Andrew Bailey has signaled that the central bank is likely to keep the main interest rate on hold, emphasizing a gradual approach to monetary easing. Despite this cautious stance, Bailey recently indicated that up …

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