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🇪🇺 Euro Area Inflation Rises to 2.2% as Consumer Confidence Slightly Improves — Eurostat Report

According to Eurostat’s short-term economic analysis, annual inflation in the euro area rose to 2.2% in September 2025, signaling a modest rebound in price growth after months of disinflation. Meanwhile, economic sentiment across the bloc showed a slight but notable improvement, reflecting cautious optimism among consumers and businesses. 🔍 Inflation Breakdown The data show a…

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European Union Unveils “REsourceEU” Strategy to Curb Reliance on China

The European Union has launched a new strategic initiative called “REsourceEU”, designed to reduce the bloc’s dependence on China for critical raw materials such as rare earth elements, lithium, cobalt, and nickel — essential components in electric vehicle batteries, wind turbines, and advanced electronics. The plan, introduced under the European Commission’s Green Industrial Strategy, seeks…

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Australia Completes Its First Tokenized Government Bond Investment Under RBA’s Project Acacia

Forte Tech Solutions, a leading digital asset solutions provider, has successfully completed Australia’s first tokenized government bond investment, marking a major milestone in the country’s transition toward blockchain-based financial infrastructure. The $2 million pilot was conducted under the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) Project Acacia, a national initiative exploring the role of tokenization and digital…

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Bitcoin Daily Analyze

BTC Recovers as Market Breathes Again BTC continues to trade within a broad ascending channel, showing clear signs of recovery from the strong demand zone between 106,000 and 108,000 — an area where buyers have repeatedly stepped in to defend the price. Currently, BTC is attempting to hold above 110,000. If this level is maintained,…

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Eurozone Private Sector Shows Signs of Revival — France Still Lags Behind

Private-sector economic activity in the Eurozone is showing renewed momentum, signaling growth near its highest level in 17 months, according to the latest purchasing managers’ index (PMI) data. The rebound was largely driven by Germany’s manufacturing recovery and stronger demand in Southern Europe, where service sectors benefited from resilient domestic spending and improving export orders….

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