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US Futures Edge Higher Ahead of CPI US stock futures are pointing to a positive open, up ~0.3%, as markets stay cautious ahead of tomorrow’s delayed CPI report — a key clue for the Fed’s 2026 policy path. 🔹 Energy stocks lead after oil jumps 2% Exxon +0.9% | Chevron +0.7% | ConocoPhillips +1.6% Trump’s order to block sanctioned Venezuela-linked oil tankers boosted crude prices. 🔹 Big tech in focus Amazon +1.4% on reports of a potential $10B investment in OpenAI Netflix +1.8% amid talk of a possible Warner Bros. buyout Markets remain volatile, with inflation data likely to set the tone next. 📈📉 #StockMarket# #WALLSTREET# #CPI# #USFederalReserve# #Inflation# #energy# #oilprice# #CrudeOil# #Amazon# #investment##trading#

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📉 Russia Manufacturing Shrinks the Least in 3 Months 🇷🇺 Russia Manufacturing PMI (Nov 2025): 48.3 vs 48.0 Previous Russia’s manufacturing sector remained in contraction for the 6th straight month, but November showed a slight improvement as the PMI inched up to 48.3, the softest downturn since August. 🔍 Key Highlights New sales declined again, but at the slowest pace in 6 months. Foreign demand slipped back into contraction. Output shrank at the fastest rate since April 2022, hit by weaker orders and supply delays. Employment rose at the strongest pace since July 2024. Supplier delivery times deteriorated, marking the worst performance since February. Input cost inflation accelerated, with firms lifting output prices to an 11-month high to pass on costs. 📈 Outlook Despite near-term pressure, business confidence improved on expectations of stronger demand and investment in new products and technology. #PMI# #EconomicCalendar# #DataReport# #Russia#

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Ireland Property Prices Cool to 20-Month Low Ireland’s residential property prices rose 7.3% YoY in Oct 2025, the slowest pace since Feb 2024, signaling cooling momentum in the housing market. 🔹 Houses: growth eased to 7.3% 🔹 Apartments: edged up to 7.4% 🔹 Dublin: prices up 5.4% YoY 🔹 Outside Dublin: growth softened to 8.9% On a monthly basis, prices rose just 0.6%, a five-month low. The market is still growing, but clearly losing speed. #market# #update# #Economy# #DataReport# #investment#

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Portugal’s Trade Deficit Widens in October! Portugal’s trade deficit rose to €2.80B in October 2025, slightly higher than last year’s €2.73B. 🔹 Exports fell 5.2%, hit hard by: Fuels & lubricants -42.5% (national refinery shutdown) Industrial supplies -7.3% (chemical exports drop) Exports to the US down 42.6% due to pharma tariffs and contract manufacturing 🔹 Imports decreased 3%, with notable changes: Purchases from Brazil down 87.9% (mainly crude oil) Imports from China up 29.8% (fuels, lubricants, industrial supplies) 📊 Year-to-date: Trade deficit for Jan–Oct 2025 at €26.9B, up from €22.7B in 2024. #Economy# #market#

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