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📉 Mexico Manufacturers’ Business Sentiment Hits 7-Month Low Mexico’s manufacturing business confidence slipped to 48.4 in November 2025, the weakest level since April and the 9th straight month below the 50-mark, signaling continued pessimism in the sector. Key highlights: 🔹 Investment willingness dropped sharply to 35.6 (-1.1 pts) 🔹 Current economic assessment weakened to 48 (-0.6) 🔹 Company’s present situation slipped to 49.7 (-0.9) 🔹 Future economic outlook held steady at 52.1 🔹 Company’s future expectations softened to 55.7 (-0.6) Overall sentiment shows persistent caution, with firms holding back on investment despite slightly optimistic future expectations. #Mexico# #Economy# #ManufacturingIndex# #economicindex# #UpWayGlobalMarkets# #MacroGlobalMarkets# #investment# #TrustFinance#

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Vietnam FDI Update – Follow for Insights Foreign direct investment in Vietnam rose 8.9% YoY to USD 23.6B in Jan–Nov 2025, the highest in five years. Manufacturing led with 82.9% of total inflows, followed by real estate and energy. FDI pledges grew 7.4%, signaling strong investor confidence. Top investors: Singapore, China, Hong Kong, and Japan. Stay updated on global investment trends – follow me. #Vietnamesetraders##investment##MarketSentiment##Vietnam#

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📈 Japanese Shares Track Wall Street Higher! The Nikkei 225 jumped 1.14% to 49,865 on Wednesday, recovering earlier losses and echoing Wall Street gains as markets priced in expectations of more Fed rate cuts. 💡 Risk sentiment improved with optimism for a potential year-end global equity rally, though investors remained cautious amid speculation the Bank of Japan may raise rates this month. BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda said the bank will weigh the pros & cons and act “as appropriate.” 🚀 Top Gainers – Tech Leads the Rally: • SoftBank Group +6.4% • Advantest +5.3% • Fujikura +2.6% • Tokyo Electron +4.7% • Lasertec +7.3% 📉 Laggards – Financials & Consumer Weakness: • Mitsubishi UFJ -2.1% • Sumitomo Mitsui -2.1% • Toyota Motor -1.3% #NIKKEI225# #BankofJapan##StockMarket##BOJ# #USFederalReserve##investment##followmetradingcommunity# #UpWayGlobalMarkets#

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