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| 💨 TL;DR | It’s an abbreviated day in the markets. Consumer confidence in the US is falling. Novo Nordisk and Nissan are investing heavily in manufacturing capacity. The Germany economy continues to struggle.
| 📰 Market Headlines | American markets were closed yesterday for Thanksgiving. European shares wavered after the latest economic data highlighted Germany’s struggle to recover from an energy-induced downturn last winter and the mounting impact of higher borrowing costs. The University of Michigan's latest consumer survey released Wednesday found consumer sentiment fell for the fourth month in a row in November, while households' inflation expectations climbed for the second straight reading. The downturn in the US housing market isn't ending anytime soon, Fannie Mae warned. That's because mortgage rates are set to stay elevated if the US avoids a recession. Even if the US does tip into recession, tight financial conditions will still weigh on home sales. The housing market could soon face an unprecedented improvement in affordability, according to Morgan Stanley analysts. Brent Crude Oil was down slightly ahead of the forthcoming OPEC+ meeting. The 23-nation OPEC alliance of oil producers has delayed its next meeting by four days to Nov. 30. Bloomberg reported the delay is due to a rift between Saudi Arabia and some African nations over output quotas to arrest falling oil prices.
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| | 🕶️ Market Vibes | 🎰 Market Forecasts and Futures | Brought to you by Kalshi, our favorite prediction market. Get $25 with this link. | The global capacitor market was estimated at a value of US$ 31.7 billion in 2021. It is anticipated to register a 6.4% CAGR from 2022 to 2031, and the market is likely to attain US$ 58.67 billion by 2031. | 😱 Fear and Greed Index | | 🎤 What you said | Strong support Wednesday for Ethereum, with some commenters predicting the cryptocurrency could double in 2024. |
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| | 📊 Stocks | | Brought to you by our friends at Public.com, my favorite online broker. | Winners and losers | Nissan is investing more than $2 billion on its EV and battery business in the UK. Novo Nordisk, who makes Ozempic and Wegovy, has announced more than $8 billion in manufacturing investments. Hibbett stock soared 10% on Tuesday after the company posted solid results for the fiscal third quarter of 2024 and raised its full-year guidance.
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| | 📊 Crypto | | Cathie Wood is dumping Bitcoin. Singapore will introduce tighter rules to regulate crypto. Two cryptocurrency platforms linked to high-profile digital entrepreneur Justin Sun were hacked, with an estimated $115 million likely to have been stolen.
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| | 🌍 Global Perspectives | 🇸🇦 Riyadh Air is betting on a tourist surge to Saudi Arabia. | 🇳🇬 The Nigerian central bank’s decision not to hold its monetary policy committee this week has deepened uncertainty over how its new governor plans to tackle the currency crisis in Africa’s biggest economy. | 🇩🇪 Germany's economy shrank slightly in the third quarter. | 🇹🇷 Turkey’s central bank raised rates to 40% to tackle inflation. | 🇨🇳 Everything you need to know about China’s child pneumonia outbreak. | 🇨🇩 A directive from the Democratic Republic of Congo’s central bank has lenders in the country concerned they may need to sell stakes of as much as 45% within three years. | 🇨🇳🇺🇾 Uruguay and China have agreed to pursue a bilateral trade pact. |
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| | | | 🗳️ Outside the Box | In the US, the American Dream is now a work of fiction. The slowing US economy, state by state. An Iowa school district has apologized to parents after emailing an announcement with a "quote of the day" that was actually attributed to Heinrich Himmler. The Black Friday and Cyber Monday scams to avoid this year. How to use ChatGPT for holiday gift ideas.
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| | 📺 What to Watch Today |  | Israeli tanks leave Gaza as ceasefire begins |
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| | | That’s all for today. Did we miss anything? Smash the reply button to let us know. | Cheers, | Wyatt |
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