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DAX Starts the Week on a Cautious Note Frankfurt’s DAX traded around 24,025 on Monday, staying near its highest levels since mid-November. Markets are moving carefully ahead of Wednesday’s US Federal Reserve decision, where a 25 bps cut is already priced in. Now all eyes are on the FOMC projections and the uncertainty around the 2026 policy outlook 🏦 🔍 Market Highlights 💊 Healthcare & Industrials supported the index 🛍 Consumer sectors dragged the market lower 📈 Top Performers Bayer +2% after a JPMorgan upgrade to Overweight 🟢 Strong moves also in Rheinmetall, Siemens Energy, Deutsche Bank, Zalando 📉 Biggest Decliners GEA Group -2.1% Symrise -1.6% Beiersdorf -1.5% 🪙 Markets remain cautious but stable — big moves expected on Fed Day! 💡 Follow me for real-time global market updates, stock highlights & trading insights! #DAX##Germany# #StockMarket# #UpWayGlobalMarkets# #investment##trading##FOMC# #USFederalReserve# #forextraders#

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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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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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#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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