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Germany's manufacturing sector experienced a decrease in activity in May, but there are encouraging signs with a third consecutive month of increased production, driven by a rise in new export orders. The HCOB Germany Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) recorded a slight decline to 48.3, indicating ongoing contraction. However, a recovery in international sales, particularly to Europe and the U.S., alongside improving business expectations, reflects a stabilizing trend in the sector. Employment losses slowed, and the decline in factory gate charges suggests competitive market pressures.
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A recent Gallup poll reveals that 52% of U.S. pet owners have postponed veterinary care due to high costs, with 71% deeming it unaffordable. As veterinary expenses soar—$38 billion spent in 2023, up from $29 billion in 2019—many face the heartbreaking choice of sacrificing their pets' health or financial stability. With only 2% of pets insured in the U.S., pet owners are advised to explore budgeting and pet insurance options to mitigate these rising costs.
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Germany's financial regulator, BaFin, is employing artificial intelligence to detect market abuse and trading irregularities, enhancing its ability to catch offenders. BaFin President Mark Branson highlighted that the AI-driven alert and analysis system has improved the accuracy of identifying suspicious trading activities. As a result, the likelihood of being penalized for market manipulation in Germany has significantly increased, following BaFin's efforts to regain credibility after the Wirecard scandal.
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Trading at the Damascus Securities Exchange resumed on June 2, 2025, after a six-month closure due to political upheaval in Syria. The reopening signals efforts by the new government to stabilize and rebuild the economy after 14 years of civil war. Syrian Finance Minister Mohammed Yisr Barnieh highlighted a focus on private operations and digital advancement, amidst easing international sanctions and recent investment agreements aimed at revitalizing the country’s infrastructure.
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The U.S. dollar's weakness since Trump's presidency has made it a favored choice for 'carry' trades, driving investments into higher-yielding emerging market currencies like the Indonesian rupiah and Indian rupee. Analysts predict that the ongoing dollar depreciation will only enhance these trades, evidenced by a notable increase in dollar-funded investments in regions such as Asia and Latin America. As investors return to the carry trade strategy, the dollar may further weaken, particularly with high yields in countries like Brazil and Turkey.
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In May 2025, Tesla's new car sales in Norway skyrocketed by 213% year-on-year, reaching 2,600 vehicles, largely due to the updated Model Y compact SUV. While sales in Norway have been strong with a year-to-date increase of 8.3%, Tesla's performance in Sweden has declined, with a 53.7% drop in sales during the same period. The Norwegian market continues to favor electric vehicles, with 92.7% of sales so far this year being fully electric, as the country moves toward phasing out fossil fuel cars.
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