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<p>The Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index fell to minus 10.4 in November from minus 5.0 in October, indicating a faster contraction than expected. While employment declined, there were gains in new orders, production, shipments, and prices paid. The company outlook also worsened, dropping to minus 6.3 from minus 0.3 in October.</p>

- The Dallas Fed's monthly manufacturing index decreased to minus 10.4 in November, down from minus 5.0 in October, contrary to expectations of a rise to minus 2.0.  
- The report indicates a faster contraction in the manufacturing sector, with a decline in employment but improvements in new orders, production, shipments, and prices paid.  
- Additionally, the company outlook reading fell to minus 6.3 from minus 0.3 in October.

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Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index Indicates Faster Contraction in November

<p>The actual result of 3.8 far exceeded the analyst estimate of -3.3, suggesting stronger-than-expected recovery in Japan’s manufacturing industry. This positive surprise is likely to boost investor sentiment, particularly benefiting industrial and manufacturing stocks. The market impact may be more sentiment-driven in the short term, as investors reassess growth prospects in light of this robust performance.</p>

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