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NEXT Q4 Sales Preview: Christmas Trading Test After Guidance Upgrade

NEXT Q4 Sales Preview: Christmas Trading Test After Guidance Upgrade

​​​Critical milestone approaches for retail bellwether ​NEXT is preparing to release its fourth quarter (Q4) 2025 sales and revenue figures, a key milestone in the group’s financial calendar that will shed light on how the retailer’s performance has carried through the critical autumn and Christmas trading periods. ​Although the official trading statement for Q4 is

Poland Inflation Eases To 20-month Low

Poland Inflation Eases To 20-month Low

Poland’s consumer price inflation moderated further in December to the lowest level in more than one-and-a-half years, preliminary data from Statistics Poland showed on Wednesday. The consumer price index climbed 2.4 percent year-over-year in December, slightly slower than the 2.5 percent increase in November. Further, this was the lowest inflation rate since April 2024, when

What Is Prop Trading – A Beginner’s Guide to Proprietary Trading

What Is Prop Trading – A Beginner’s Guide to Proprietary Trading

Introduction: What Is Prop Trading? Prop trading, short for proprietary trading, occurs when a financial firm uses its own money to trade in the market instead of using clients’ funds. Instead of making money by charging fees or commissions to customers, these firms aim to make direct profits from their trading activities. For traders, working

China PMI Bounce Fails to Lift Sentiment, Holiday Calm Continues

China PMI Bounce Fails to Lift Sentiment, Holiday Calm Continues

Markets remain stuck in a year-end lull on the final trading day of the year, with liquidity thin and participation limited. Price action across asset classes reflects consolidation rather than conviction, as investors opt to close the year defensively rather than chase late moves. Stronger-than-expected China PMI data failed to lift sentiment. While the readings

Switzerland’s Official Reserve Assets Rise to…

Switzerland’s Official Reserve Assets Rise to…

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Nasdaq futures struggle to secure upper structure near key resistance

Nasdaq futures struggle to secure upper structure near key resistance

Daily and intraday structure remain unresolved as price rotates around key pivots Nasdaq March Futures (NQH) | Asia, London & New York | December 31. State of play Nasdaq March futures remain rotational, trading between the daily central pivot and upper resistance, with no confirmed acceptance into the upper structure yet. Market context NQH daily

Technology and the Future of Real Estate: How Innovation Is Reshaping the Market in 2025

Technology and the Future of Real Estate: How Innovation Is Reshaping the Market in 2025

The real estate market, long seen as one of the most traditional, relationship-driven industries, is undergoing a profound technological transformation. In 2025, this shift isn’t just incremental; it’s structural. New technologies from artificial intelligence (AI) to blockchain and immersive reality tools are changing how properties are marketed, bought, financed, and managed, blurring the line between

Chinese Stocks Set for Biggest Annual Gains i…

Chinese Stocks Set for Biggest Annual Gains i…

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South Korea’s CPI Shows Slight Year-End Decli…

South Korea’s CPI Shows Slight Year-End Decli…

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Poland Inflation Eases To 20-month Low

South Korea Inflation Climbs 2.3% On Year In December

Consumer prices in South Korea were up 2.4 percent on year in December, Statistics Korea said on Wednesday. That was in line with expectations and down from 2.4 percent in November. On a monthly basis, inflation rose 0.3 percent – higher than forecasts for 0.,2 percent following the 0.2 percent contraction in the previous month.

Canadian Dollar flatlines with lack of catalysts

Canadian Dollar flatlines with lack of catalysts

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) flatlined on Tuesday, holding in a near-term range against the US Dollar (USD) as markets grind their way through the end-of-year slowdown. Market momentum remains absent with most market participants sidelined through the final trading week of 2025. The meeting minutes from the most recent Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) rate

Fed Minutes Highlight Mixed Views About Outlook For Interest Rates

Fed Minutes Highlight Mixed Views About Outlook For Interest Rates

Following a split decision to lower interest rates by another quarter point last month, the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s December meeting provided further clarification about officials’ mixed views about the outlook for rates. The minutes revealed participants expressed a “range of views” about the restrictiveness of the Fed’s current monetary policy stance. Most participants

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