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Weekly Recap
24 February 2025
Global Markets Weekly Recap: Rate Cuts, Inflation Surprises, and Earnings Shakeups
The past week saw significant movements in global economic indicators, central bank decisions, and corporate earnings.
17 February 2025
Navigating Uncertainty: Inflation Pressures, Consumer Shifts, and Market Adjustments
Last week's data reflected ongoing economic shifts, with inflationary pressures persisting, consumer activity showing signs of strain, and energy markets adjusting to sup...
10 February 2025
Markets Hold Steady Amid Mixed Signals and Cautious Optimism
The past week signaled steady economic momentum as U.S. manufacturing and services sectors continued their expansion, while labor market data reflected ongoing resilience...
3 February 2025
Markets in Motion: Key Economic Trends, Rate Cuts, and Earnings Surprises
Last week, key economic data, central bank decisions, and corporate earnings shaped markets. China's PMI contracted while inflation remained a central focus.
27 January 2025
Market Moves & Earnings Surprises: A Weekly Snapshot of Global Trends
The past week's economic indicators and corporate earnings provided valuable insights into global market trends.
20 January 2025
Global Markets in Motion: A Week of Economic Indicators, Earnings, and Surprises
Last week featured a mix of significant economic data releases and corporate earnings announcements.
13 January 2025
Commodities Surge, Equities Decline: A Week of Mixed Market Sentiment
The past week saw notable economic releases and corporate earnings across key global markets, reflecting continued economic activity and growth in several sectors.
6 January 2025
Market Movements & Mixed Signals: Economic Data, Earnings Surprises, and a Cautious Start to 2025
The week ended with notable economic data and corporate updates. China's Manufacturing PMI fell to 50.5, reflecting slower growth and lower confidence.