AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGlobal Markets: US stocks and Asian shares rallied after Democrats’ midterm sweep, while Brent crude slid below $95 a barrel on hopes the Iran conflict could move toward diplomacy. Treasury yields and the dollar also fell as investors reassessed inflation and rate risks. China: Mainland shares surged, led by technology stocks, as policy support and stronger earnings lifted sentiment. The China International Import Expo, opening in Shanghai, is drawing more than 4,100 overseas exhibitors and highlighting the country’s role as a major import market. Growth Outlook: The recovery remains uneven: eurozone growth eased to a four-month low in October, while US services-sector growth slowed amid tariffs and higher fuel costs. Business Trends: Large FMCG companies are gaining ground as smaller rivals face rising costs and weaker rural demand, underscoring pressure on consumer businesses.
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