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1. What Moved the Markets? Europe 🏈 Bottom Line: In Europe, financial markets had a mixed week as the STOXX Europe 600 Index rose, the European Central Bank left its record-high deposit rate unchanged at 4% but adjusted down inflation and growth projections, the Bank of England maintained its rate (5.

1. What Moved the Markets? Europe 🏈 Bottom Line: European stocks and major indexes advanced due to expectations of central bank rate cuts amid slowing inflation and economic challenges, while government bond yields fell and the ECB signaled a dovish shift. * European Stocks Advance: The STOXX Europe 600 Index rose for

1. What Moved the Markets? Europe 🏈 Bottom Line: European stock markets rallied and government bond yields fell, driven by a significant drop in Eurozone inflation and hawkish central bank responses, with Germany experiencing a rise in unemployment and the UK showing signs of housing market stabilization. * The pan-European STOXX Europe

1. What Moved the Markets? Europe 🏈 Bottom Line: In Europe, mixed stock market performances and rising government bond yields reflected growing concerns about prolonged high-interest rates, while various economic indicators suggested a sluggish economy. * European Stock Markets: The STOXX Europe 600 Index (-0.21%), reflecting dimmed optimism about a peak

1. What Moved the Markets? November FOMC key takeaways: *Chair Jerome Powell's press conference recording. Press conference transcript. Federal Reserve issues FOMC statementRecent indicators suggest that economic activity expanded at a strong pace in the third quarter. Job gains have moderated since earlier in the year but remainBoard

1. What Moved the Markets? Europe 🏈 Bottom Line: European markets edged lower amid interest rate, economic, and geopolitical concerns, while the ECB held rates steady to address inflation, amidst declining business activity across the Eurozone and a rise in UK unemployment, reflecting a challenging economic outlook. * Stock Index Decline: European