• US retail sales rise 0.2pc in September

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  (Sharecast News) - US retail sales rose just 0.2% in September, according to the Census Bureau, the weakest monthly increase in four months and below forecasts for a 0.4% gain.

• US wholesale inflation rises 0.3pc in September

  Tuesday 25 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - US wholesale inflation picked up in September, with the producer price index for final demand rising 0.3% on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, following a 0.1% decline in August and a 0.8% gain in July.

• EU car registrations hit four-month high as BEV sales surge

  Tuesday 25 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - New car registrations across the European Union rose to a four-month high in October, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA), as strong demand for electric cars continued to make up for falling sales of petrol and diesel models.

• German economy stagnates in third quarter

  Tuesday 25 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The German economy continued to stagnate in the third quarter, official data showed on Tuesday, in line with expectations.

• US open: Major indices trade higher, tech leads gains in holiday-shortened week

  Monday 24 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The Thanksgiving holiday shortened week got underway with early gains on Monday, following recent weakness that has dented this year's AI‑driven rally.

• German business sentiment deteriorates in November - Ifo

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  (Sharecast News) - German business sentiment unexpectedly deteriorated in November, according to a survey released on Monday by the Ifo Institute.

• US manufacturing PMI hits four-month low in November

  Friday 21 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - US factory activity slowed to a four-month low in November as tariffs pushed up import costs and weighed on demand, according to S&P Global's latest flash survey.

• New York Fed's Williams sees scope for 'near term' rate cut

  Friday 21 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The head of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has said he sees scope for shortly reducing interest rates due to weakness in the labour market.

• Eurozone composite PMI slips after renewed manufacturing downturn

  Friday 21 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Preliminary estimates of private sector activity across the eurozone pointed to slight softening in growth in November as continued strength in services was met with a renewed downturn in manufacturing.

• US existing home sales hit eight-month high as mortgage rates fall

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  (Sharecast News) - Existing home sales in the US rose to their highest in eight months in October, following two straight monthly gains, according to the National Association of Realtors.

• US initial jobless claims drop by 8,000

  Thursday 20 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Americans lined up for unemployment benefits at a decelerated pace last week, according to fresh data from the Department of Labor.

• US nonfarm payrolls easily beat expectations

  Thursday 20 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - US non-farm payrolls increased by 119,000 in September, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, following August's revised 4,000 decline and well and truly ahead of forecasts of 50,000 for the biggest job gain in five months, but also revealed downward revisions to both July and August's prints.

• Eurozone construction output dips in September, EU flat

  Thursday 20 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Construction output in the euro area slipped in September, with building activity continuing to weigh on sector performance, according to Eurostat.

• China's central bank leaves key lending rates unchanged

  Thursday 20 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - China's central bank left two key benchmark lending rates on hold on Thursday, as widely expected.

• UK consumer sentiment weakens ahead of Budget - GfK

  Friday 21 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - UK consumer confidence weakened ahead of the Budget, a long-running survey showed on Friday, as households braced for possible bad news.

• US sends top military officials to Ukraine to revive Russia peace talks

  Wednesday 19 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The White House has sent senior Pentagon officials to Kyiv in an attempt to restart talks aimed at bringing an end to the Russia's three-and-a-half-year war with Ukraine.

• Eurozone inflation eases to 2.1%

  Wednesday 19 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Eurozone inflation eased in October, official data showed on Wednesday, in line with expectations.

• New York manufacturing index hits one-year high, but optimism dips

  Monday 17 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Manufacturing activity in the New York region unexpectedly rose to its highest level in a year in November as new orders surged.

• Peter Thiel unwinds his entire Nvidia stake

  Monday 17 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - Billionaire investor Peter Thiel has liquidated his entire stake in Nvidia, it emerged over the weekend, marking one of the most high-profile exits yet from the world's most valuable chipmaker at a time of mounting scrutiny over artificial-intelligence valuations.

• European Commission cuts GDP forecasts for 2026

  Monday 17 Nov 2025

  (Sharecast News) - The European Commission has cut its forecasts for eurozone economic activity in 2026 with US trade tariffs expected to hold back growth, despite a stronger-than-expected expansion so far this year.

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