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Bank of England Cuts Interest Rate to 4.25%

Bank of England Cuts Interest Rate to 4.25%

In its May 2025 meeting, the Bank of England (BoE)...

Germany’s Trade Surplus Rises to €21.1 Billion

Germany’s Trade Surplus Rises to €21.1 Billion

In March 2025, Germany’s trade surplus hit €21.1 billion, the...

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Germany’s Ifo Business Climate Index Holds Steady in 2025

Germany’s Ifo Business Climate Index Holds Steady in 2025

In February 2025, Germany’s Ifo Business Climate Index remained unchanged at 85.2, matching January’s revised figure and falling short of market expectations of 85.8. This stagnant reading reflects persistent uncertainty in Europe’s largest economy, driven by political and global trade...
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Germany’s Manufacturing PMI Shows Signs of Recovery in 2025

Germany’s Manufacturing PMI Shows Signs of Recovery in 2025

Germany’s manufacturing sector is showing early signs of recovery, as the HCOB Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose to 46.1 in February 2025. This marks an increase from 45.0 in January, surpassing market expectations of 45.5 and reaching its highest...
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UK Consumer Confidence Sees a Modest Uptick: What It Means?

UK Consumer Confidence Sees a Modest Uptick: What It Means?

In February 2025, the UK’s GfK Consumer Confidence Index rose by 2 points to -20, offering a glimmer of optimism for the country’s economic outlook. This slight improvement suggests that consumers are feeling marginally better about their personal finances and...
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Japan’s Annual Inflation Rate Rises in January 2025

Japan’s Annual Inflation Rate Rises in January 2025

Japan’s inflation rate rose to 4.0% in January 2025, up from 3.6% the previous month, marking the highest level since early 2023. This sharp increase is raising concerns about the rising cost of living, potential changes in monetary policy, and...
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Rising Jobless Claims in the US Indicate a Shift in the Labor Market

Rising Jobless Claims in the US Indicate a Shift in the Labor Market

The US labor market, long considered one of the strongest pillars of the economy, is showing early signs of adjustment. Initial unemployment insurance claims rose by 5,000 to 219,000 for the week ending February 15, exceeding market expectations of 215,000....
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