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The UK economy expanded by 0.3% in November 2025, a stronger recovery following October’s 0.1% dip. This performance outpaced market forecasts of a minor 0.1% uptick, signaling that the economy regained its footing as the year drew to a close.

New data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) shows that U.S. producer prices increased by 0.2% month-over-month in November, aligning with analyst predictions. This follow-up to October's 0.1% rise suggests that while inflation at the factory gate is not accelerating rapidly, it remains on a gradual upward trajectory.

Donald Trump’s foreign policy is being questioned again, both in Washington and in financial markets.

Eurozone retail activity offered a steady signal in November 2025, with sales rising 0.2% month over month.

The latest meeting minutes from the Federal Reserve arrive as political scrutiny of monetary policy resurfaces.

European Union leaders have finalized a massive financial lifeline for Ukraine, approving a €90 billion interest free loan package for the 2026–2027 period. The agreement, reached during a high stakes summit in Brussels on Friday, signals Europe's intent to remain a central pillar of Ukraine’s political and economic stability as the conflict enters its fourth year.

The Bank of England cut its policy rate by 25 basis points to 3.75%, marking the fourth reduction of the year as weaker growth, softer labor conditions, and fast disinflation reshaped the policy outlook.

The outlook for the German economy brightened considerably in December 2025, as a key measure of financial market optimism surged to its highest level in five months, signaling hopes for a recovery after a prolonged period of weak growth.