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ECB's Philip Lane explains the decision to hold rates at 2% amid sticky inflation and slow economic growth. Despite easing, services inflation remains above 3%, and GDP growth projections are weak. Lane warns of potential wage-price spirals and highlights challenges like volatile global trade and fragmented investment. The eurozone's economic outlook for 2026 appears fragile, with concerns over optimistic inflation forecasts and external trade issues.

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U.S. stocks rose and Treasury yields fell due to distorted inflation figures, hinting at a rate cut. The Bank of Japan's policy meeting is in focus, with the yen struggling despite rate hikes. Cannabis stocks surged after Trump's executive order but then fell. The Bank of England cut rates, while the ECB and Norges Bank held steady, showing hawkish tones. The BOJ's guidance will be crucial for yen recovery amid global tightening pressures.

- U.S. stocks increased and Treasury yields decreased as distorted inflation figures raised expectations for a potential rate cut in early 2026.  
- The Bank of Japan's upcoming policy meeting is anticipated to influence the yen, which has struggled to recover despite expected rate hikes.  
- Concerns about the credibility of U.S. inflation data and the market's reaction underscore economic uncertainties, alongside the pressures on Japan’s fiscal and bond markets.

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Yields on Italy’s 10-year BTPs remained around 3.51% after the ECB's policy decision. The ECB kept interest rates steady for the fourth consecutive meeting and revised up growth forecasts for 2026 and 2027. ECB President Lagarde stated there is no predetermined path for rates due to high uncertainty. Money markets see a 16% chance of a rate hike next year. The ECB warned that Italy’s 2026 budget measures could impact banks' liquidity and investor confidence.

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Europe Early Edition reports live from Brussels and Frankfurt on a pivotal day for Europe - with leaders gathering for a critical European Council Meeting, while traders eye the ECB's final rate decision of the year.

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EuroZone's inflation rate fell to -0.3% MoM, matching analyst expectations. This decline indicates cooling price pressures, potentially benefiting consumer goods and retail sectors, while energy stocks may see limited impact. The market response is sentiment-driven, as investors adjust inflation expectations affecting monetary policy outlook.

- EuroZone’s inflation rate MoM final figure decreased to -0.3%, a drop of 0.5 percentage points from 0.2%.  
- The actual result aligned with analyst estimates, causing no major market surprises.  
- Reduced inflationary pressures may benefit consumer goods and retail sectors while yielding a muted response for energy stocks, as sentiment-driven market impacts affect inflation expectations and monetary policy outlook.

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EuroZone Inflation Falls Sharply, Matches Expectations

The annual inflation rate in the Eurozone was revised down to 2.1% in November 2025 from a preliminary 2.2%. Prices slowed for food, alcohol, tobacco, and non-energy industrial goods but accelerated for services. The lowest rates were in Cyprus, France, and Italy, while the highest were in Estonia and Croatia. The CPI fell 0.3% from the previous month. Annual core inflation steadied at 2.4%.

- The annual inflation rate in the Eurozone was revised down to 2.1% in November 2025, matching the October reading.  
- Prices for food, alcohol, and tobacco slowed, while services saw an increase; the CPI fell 0.3% from the previous month.  
- The lowest inflation rates were in Cyprus (0.1%), France (0.8%), and Italy (1.1%), while the highest were in Estonia (4.7%) and Croatia (4.3%).

Euro Area Inflation Rate Revised Down to 2.1%

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The Athens Stock Exchange Composite Index in Greece closed up 0.15%, at 2107.43 points

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Foreign markets, including Mexico, Canada, the eurozone, and China, have outperformed the S&P 500 amid Trump's tariff threats. Since January 20, 2025, the iShares MSCI Mexico ETF rose 28%, the iShares Large-Cap China ETF increased by 21%, the iShares MSCI Eurozone ETF gained 20%, and the iShares MSCI Canada ETF was up 11%. In contrast, the S&P 500 remained flat, and major tech companies like Microsoft, Apple, and NVIDIA struggled to keep pace. Full article available on Benzinga.com.

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Foreign markets like Mexico, Canada, eurozone, and China outperform S&P 500 despite Trump's tariff threats. not only withstood the threat, they've outpaced the S&P 500 and America’s biggest tech giants by a wide margin. EWW up 28%, FXI up 21%, EZU up 20%, and EWC up 11%, while S&P 500 remains flat.(Code: MAGS) tracking tech giants Microsoft, Apple, NVIDIA struggle to keep pace amid tariff threats.

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