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    The German services economy returned to growth in January, leaving the country’s overall private sector on a more stable footing at the start of the year, latest ‘flash’ PMI® data from S&P Global showed. Although still historically elevated, rates of inflation meanwhile continued to lose momentum, led by a notable cooling of manufacturing cost pressures as strain on supply chains eased. At the same time, there was renewed optimism among businesses towards the year-ahead outlook and signs of continued resilience in the labour market. The headline S&P Global Flash Germany PMI Composite Output Index came in at ... (full story)

The economic crisis in the EU will be increasingly severe in the future, EU countries will enter the economic recession
Probability Win = 20% Lose = 80%
Quoting hesron
The economic crisis in the EU will be increasingly severe in the future, EU countries will enter the economic recession
Highly likely but the real question is has that been priced in already?
Quoting jordanvic
{quote} Highly likely but the real question is has that been priced in already?
as usual the ECB is always late in dealing with crises that will arise .... like the case of Greece, Italy , Spain a few years ago .... Control oil and you control nations; control food and you control people. — Henry Kissinger
Probability Win = 20% Lose = 80%
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