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US Futures Edge Higher Ahead of CPI US stock futures are pointing to a positive open, up ~0.3%, as markets stay cautious ahead of tomorrow’s delayed CPI report — a key clue for the Fed’s 2026 policy path. 🔹 Energy stocks lead after oil jumps 2% Exxon +0.9% | Chevron +0.7% | ConocoPhillips +1.6% Trump’s order to block sanctioned Venezuela-linked oil tankers boosted crude prices. 🔹 Big tech in focus Amazon +1.4% on reports of a potential $10B investment in OpenAI Netflix +1.8% amid talk of a possible Warner Bros. buyout Markets remain volatile, with inflation data likely to set the tone next. 📈📉 #StockMarket# #WALLSTREET# #CPI# #USFederalReserve# #Inflation# #energy# #oilprice# #CrudeOil# #Amazon# #investment##trading#

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📉 UK Construction PMI Sinks to 5.5-Year Low The S&P Global UK Construction PMI dropped sharply to 39.4 in Nov 2025 (from 44.1), signalling the steepest contraction in over 5 years. 🏗️ Sector Breakdown Housing: 35.4 – hardest hit Commercial: 43.8 Civil Engineering: 30.0 – worst performer 💬 Drivers Behind the Decline Weak client confidence Delayed spending amid pre-Budget uncertainty Fewer new orders (lowest since May 2020) 👥 Employment Impact Jobs cut at the fastest pace since Aug 2020 Business optimism at its weakest since Dec 2022 #UK##market# #Economy##DataReport# #insightsboard##PMI#

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US Logistics Sector Records Slowest Growth Since 2024 The Logistics Manager’s Index (LMI) fell to 55.7 in November 2025, down from 57.4 in the previous two months — the slowest pace of growth since June 2024. Key Highlights: • Warehousing utilization contracted for the first time in the index’s nine-year history (47.5 vs 56.5), driven by the drawdown of large inventories accumulated earlier in 2025. • Warehousing capacity increased (54.8 vs 52), while warehousing prices slowed (62.9 vs 67.7). • Inventory levels moved back into mild expansion (52.5 vs 49.5), and inventory costs eased (70.8 vs 73.2). • Transportation markets continued to strengthen: – Transportation capacity dipped (50 vs 54.5) – Utilization slowed (51.5 vs 57.3) – Transportation prices increased (64.9 vs 61.7) Overall, the data reflects a cooling warehousing segment but a continued upward trend in transportation, signaling a mixed but shifting logistics landscape going into 2026. #USeconomy# #USeconomy#

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📈 US Futures Signal Green Open as Rate-Cut Hopes Rise Market Outlook – Focus for European & Middle East Traders US stock futures are moving higher this Wednesday, extending the momentum from yesterday’s strong rally. Optimism is building as expectations for a December Fed rate cut climb above 80%, supported by softer economic data and dovish commentary from Fed officials. Investor sentiment improved further after reports suggested Kevin Hassett is the frontrunner for the next Fed Chair — a pick seen as supportive of lower interest rates, fueling appetite for equities. 🔹 Tech Mega-Caps Lead Premarket Moves Alphabet +1.9% 🚀 Microsoft +0.6% Apple +0.4% Amazon +0.7% Meta +0.6% Tesla +0.8% Nvidia -1% after recent declines #USeconomy# #USDollarIndex# #Todayanalysis# #FedInterestRateDecision##GlobalMarkets# #MarketOutlook# #MENATrading# #EUmarkets# #TechStocks# #CopyTrading# #SocialTrading# #TradeSmart# #MarketUpdates# #DailyMarketInsight# #NASDAQ# #SP500# #RateCut# #InvestorCommunity# #TradingCommunity#

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