Israel Economy Rebou...from Zamir_Saikh

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Israel Economy Rebounds Strongly in Q3 Israel’s economy surged 11% annualized in Q3 2025, bouncing back after the slowdown caused by regional tensions. 🔹 Private consumption: +21.6% 🔹 Fixed investment: +34% 🔹 Exports beat imports, supporting growth 🔹 Quarterly GDP: +2.6% A sharp recovery as activity normalized post-conflict. #Economy# #GDP##economicindex##market# #UpWayGlobalMarkets#

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Italy Trade Surplus Narrows in October Italy’s trade surplus eased to €4.16B in October 2025, still beating market expectations. 🔹 Exports: +2.3% YoY 🔹 Imports: +3.4% YoY 🔹 Pharma and metals led export growth 🔹 Strong demand from the US, Switzerland & OPEC Trade balance remains solid despite a narrower surplus. #Economy# #investment# #trading# #GDP# #market#

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US Mortgage Applications Bounce Back! Mortgage applications in the US rose 4.8% in early December after hitting a 3-month low, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA). 🔹 Refinances surged 14.3%, up 88% YoY 🔹 Refinance share now at 58.2% (from 53%) 🔹 FHA refinances jumped 24%, as FHA 30-year fixed-rate fell to 6.08% – the lowest since Sept 2024 🔹 30-year fixed conforming loans edged slightly higher to 6.33% 🔹 Home purchase applications fell 2.4%, but still 19% higher YoY Buyers are increasingly eyeing FHA loans to take advantage of lower rates and extra savings. #USeconomy##MorganStanley# #InterestRate##USeconomy#

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#US# Futures Push Higher | PCE on the Radar Stocks are inching up ahead of today’s PCE report — the inflation gauge that matters most to the Fed. Even with the delay, markets still expect a rate cut next week (≈87% probability), keeping risk sentiment positive. 📊 Premarket Futures 🔹 S&P 500 ➜ +0.20% 🔹 Nasdaq 100 ➜ +0.40% 🔹 Dow Jones ➜ +60 pts 💡 Tech Moves: Nvidia, Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, and Broadcom are green. 📉 Netflix down nearly 2% after a deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery. ⚪ Apple & Tesla → Flat 📈 Weekly View S&P 500 is set for back-to-back weekly gains for the first time since October, while the Nasdaq and Dow continue to edge higher. #DowJones# #USFederalReserve# #Inflation# #InterestRate# #StockMarket#

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#Vietnam# Tourist Arrivals Climb 15.6% in November Vietnam recorded 1.98 million international visitors in November 2025, an eight-month high and a 15.6% year-on-year increase. The rise follows a 22.1% gain in October and reflects the impact of relaxed visa policies, tourism promotion programs, and major global events hosted in the country. Regional Breakdown Asia: +13.7% China: +27.5% Japan: +10.2% Malaysia: +17.7% Philippines: +108.9% India: +53.3% Americas: +11.9% United States: +13.7% Other American markets: +9.7% Europe: +65.8% Russia: +266.7% (nearly 27% of total European arrivals) United Kingdom: +16.2% France: +11.9% Germany: +6.0% Spain: +9.3% Australia: +17.3% Africa: –2.5% Market Impact Vietnam’s strong tourism momentum suggests continued support for the country’s hospitality, aviation, consumer spending, and service industries. With year-to-date arrivals up 20.9%, the sector is positioned to remain a key driver of economic growth into 2026. #Vietnamesetraders# #AsianMarket# #BeginnerTrader##investment#

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Brazil Retail Sales Post Strongest Rise Since March Brazil’s retail sales increased 0.5% in October, outperforming expectations and showing broad consumer strength across most sectors. Key Points: Retail sales +0.5%, strongest since March. Beat expectations of a decline. 7 of 8 sectors grew; apparel fell. Top gains: Office & IT (+3.2%), Fuels (+1.4%), Furniture & Appliances (+1.0%). 19 of 27 states recorded growth. Expanded retail index +1.1%; vehicles +3.0%. Year-on-year retail growth +1.1%. #RetailSales# #USeconomy# #MarketSentiment# #PrimetimeGlobalMarkets# #DataReport#

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