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📈 Canada GDP Outlook – Q3 Rebound Expected After contracting in Q2, Canada’s economy is expected to show positive growth in Q3, supported by steady consumer spending and improving domestic demand. 🔍 Key Highlights • GDP likely turning positive again • Cooling inflation gives BoC more flexibility • Energy + services sectors continue leading • Recession fears ease but momentum still soft 💬 Market Takeaway A positive Q3 print may support CAD sentiment, but broader recovery remains slow. Watch BoC commentary + USD/CAD reaction. #canada##forexmarket##trading# #forextrading# #ICMarkets# #USD/CAD#

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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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*EUR/CHF Forecast: Threatens the 200-Day EMA * EUR/CHF is hovering right around the 200-day EMA, signaling a potential shift in momentum. A clear break above could invite bullish continuation, while rejection may pull the pair back into its recent range. Traders should watch this level closely — it’s likely to define the next directional move. _ Stay alert and manage risk wisely!_ #market# #analysis# #technicalanalysis# #PriceAction# #SwingTrading# #DayTrading# #trading# #EUR/CHF#

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📉 Russia Manufacturing Shrinks the Least in 3 Months 🇷🇺 Russia Manufacturing PMI (Nov 2025): 48.3 vs 48.0 Previous Russia’s manufacturing sector remained in contraction for the 6th straight month, but November showed a slight improvement as the PMI inched up to 48.3, the softest downturn since August. 🔍 Key Highlights New sales declined again, but at the slowest pace in 6 months. Foreign demand slipped back into contraction. Output shrank at the fastest rate since April 2022, hit by weaker orders and supply delays. Employment rose at the strongest pace since July 2024. Supplier delivery times deteriorated, marking the worst performance since February. Input cost inflation accelerated, with firms lifting output prices to an 11-month high to pass on costs. 📈 Outlook Despite near-term pressure, business confidence improved on expectations of stronger demand and investment in new products and technology. #PMI# #EconomicCalendar# #DataReport# #Russia#

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