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The Athens Stock Exchange Composite Index in Greece closed up 0.20% at 2090.64 points, showing a V-shaped reversal throughout the day

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European stocks generally rose in early trading as market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut increased. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose by 0.2%, and the German DAX index rose by 0.7%. Philips' stock price fell by 6%, while several automotive stocks such as Geely, Mercedes-Benz, and Renault rose by over 3%. The performance of the Asia-Pacific stock markets was mixed, with Japanese stocks rising by 2.3% and South Korean stocks falling by 0.2%

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European Stocks: European stocks rise in early trading, several car stocks perform well, Philips declines by 6%

Spain's Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo announced that Spain will use only 25% of EU recovery fund loans due to its fast-growing economy, which can issue debt independently. Spain's economy has outpaced its European peers, reducing its public debt burden. The country focuses on direct EU transfers for sectors like green energy. Spain has not been significantly impacted by US tariffs, and aims to double trade with Canada and finalize a Mercosur-EU trade agreement.

- Spain plans to utilize only about 25% of the EU recovery fund loans due to its ability to issue debt independently, according to Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo.  
- The country has not experienced significant macroeconomic impacts from U.S. tariffs and is focusing on diversifying trade relationships, particularly with Canada.  
- Spain aims to finalize negotiations with the EU regarding the recovery funds soon, emphasizing its preference for direct EU transfers to support sectors like green energy.  

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Ireland's corporate tax receipts surged 36% in November, collecting 10 billion euros, driven by U.S. multinationals. This increase pushed the overall tax take 8.2% higher year-on-year, excluding Apple back taxes. Income tax and VAT also rose significantly. The finance ministry forecasts corporate tax receipts to reach 32 billion euros in 2025, with increased spending on public services and infrastructure. Ireland reported a headline exchequer surplus of 10.4 billion euros at the end of November.

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The HCOB Spain Composite PMI fell to 55.1 in November 2025 from 56.0 in October, indicating continued robust private sector growth. Services growth eased but remained strong, while manufacturing moderated. Activity levels have risen for two years, with new business volumes increasing. Firms are hiring more workers, mainly in services. Cost inflation remains high, but selling prices rose minimally due to manufacturing discounts. Spain's economy is expected to grow strongly in Q4, according to Jonas Feldhusen of Hamburg Commercial Bank.

- The HCOB Spain Composite PMI decreased to 55.1 in November 2025, indicating continued robust expansion in the private sector.  
- Growth in services and manufacturing moderated, with services at 55.6 and manufacturing at 51.5, while new business volumes increased and firms hired more workers, primarily in services.  
- Cost inflation remained above average, but selling prices rose at the weakest rate in a year, with expectations of strong GDP growth in the fourth quarter.

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Spain Composite PMI Continues to Point to Robust Growth

Spain leads Europe in free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) viewing, with 35% of online adults using FAST services monthly. Omdia forecasts global FAST revenues to reach $11bn by 2030, driven by investments from major providers and rising consumer demand. Spain's FAST revenues are expected to grow from $32bn in 2025 to $65bn by 2030. The US, Mexico, Brazil, and Spain are key growth regions. Digital creators are also launching FAST channels to diversify audiences and monetization.

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The Athens Stock Exchange Composite Index in Greece closed up 0.41%, at 2107.88 points

Eurozone inflation and unemployment data, along with UK house prices, are due Tuesday. UK house prices are forecasted to rise 1.4% year-on-year in November. Spain's unemployment is expected to decrease by 12,400 in November. Eurozone inflation is predicted to remain at 2.1%, with unemployment steady at 6.3%. Italy's jobless rate is expected to stay at 6.1%.

- On Tuesday, key economic data from the euro area and the UK will be released, including house prices and unemployment figures.  
- UK house prices are projected to increase by 1.4 percent year-on-year in November, while Spain expects a decrease in unemployment by 12,400.  
- Eurostat will also report that euro area inflation is anticipated to remain steady at 2.1 percent, with the unemployment rate expected to hold at 6.3 percent.  

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European stocks started off weak, with the German, French, and Italian markets down 0.4% to 0.6%. The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell by 0.2%, while the UK FTSE 100 index slightly declined. Air France-KLM's stock price rose by 7.9% due to a rating upgrade, while Airbus's stock price dropped by 2.9% due to software issues. Defense stocks Rheinmetall and Thyssenkrupp fell by 3.1% and 3.2%, respectively. Asia-Pacific stock markets showed mixed results, with the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets rising, while the Taiwan and Japanese markets declined

European stocks opened slightly lower, with stocks in Germany, France, and Italy falling by 0.4% to 0.6%

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