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6865.94
6827.13
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47850.93
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+51.04
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1.33412
1.33402
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1.33165
+0.00131
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4218.25
4194.54
+10.47
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59.315
59.278
59.469
59.187
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          French Business Sentiment Lifted By Services

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          Summary:

          The French business climate indicator rose to 98 from 97 in October, according to Insee. The improvement is largely due to services, where confidence gained 3 points on more favourable expectations for demand and activity.

          The French business climate indicator rose to 98 from 97 in October, according to Insee. The improvement is largely due to services, where confidence gained 3 points on more favourable expectations for demand and activity. The PMI survey, also released this morning, confirms the trend: the services index hit its highest level in 15 months, signalling a cyclical rebound.

          By contrast, industry is flashing warning signs. The manufacturing PMI fell to its lowest in nine months, and the business climate reflects weaker order books and production prospects. Transport equipment firms are particularly downbeat after a strong growth phase. Momentum in this sector appears to be fading, pointing to a weaker industrial contribution from Q4 onwards and into 2026. While some cyclical improvement in certain industrial sub-sectors is likely, the slowdown in transport will weigh on overall industrial growth. Confidence in retail also slipped slightly but remains well above September levels.

          Limited growth expected in 2026

          Overall, the French economy looks uneven: industry, notably aerospace, is losing steam, while services benefit from renewed confidence. This uptick, helped by political calm despite the absence of a 2026 budget, could support consumption in the fourth quarter. However, the recovery rests on fragile foundations and may fade quickly.

          Fiscal uncertainty will remain a major drag. We expect no budget agreement before year-end, meaning the 2025 budget will roll over into 2026. Fiscal tightening will then be introduced gradually, but it is unlikely the deficit will fall to 4.6% of GDP as promised by the government (5% seems more realistic, after 5.4% in 2025). A more restrictive fiscal stance will cap French growth, which should stay below the eurozone average: we forecast GDP growth of 0.9% in 2026 after 0.8% in 2025, compared with 1.1% for the eurozone (after 1.4% in 2025).

          In short, while the rebound in services offers temporary relief, tighter fiscal policy signals a moderate trajectory for the French economy.

          Source: ING

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          FP Markets MT5: Fees, Download & Setup [Pros & Cons]

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          Key Takeaways

          • FP Markets MT5 core features & who it is for
          • Fees and pros & cons
          • How to download and start using FP Markets MT5
          • Is FP Markets MT5 reliable or not?

          FP Markets MT5: Fees, Download & Setup [Pros & Cons]_1

          FP Markets MT5 is a powerful trading platform offered by FP Markets for investors who want faster execution, advanced analysis tools, and flexible multi-asset trading. This guide explores how FP Markets MT5 works, its real trading fees, download and setup steps, as well as its pros and cons. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced trader, this article helps you decide if FP Markets MT5 suits your trading needs.

          FP Markets MT5 Overview: Is It the Right Platform for You?

          What Is FP Markets MT5 (Core Features)

          FP Markets MT5 is FP Markets’ version of the MetaTrader 5 trading platform, designed for traders who want fast execution, flexible order types and access to multiple markets in one place. With fp markets mt5, you can trade forex, indices, commodities, shares CFDs and some crypto CFDs from a single login, whether you use the desktop terminal, web version or fp markets app.

          Compared with older tools, this MetaTrader 5 trading platform offers more timeframes, more indicators and better order handling. For traders who are already familiar with metatrader 5 download for pc or other mt5 platform download options, FP Markets MT5 will feel very similar but integrated with this broker’s pricing and liquidity.

          Charting Tools and Technical Analysis on FP Markets MT5

          FP Markets MT5 comes with a full charting package that helps you read price action clearly and quickly.

          • Multiple timeframes, from one-minute charts to monthly charts
          • Dozens of built-in indicators such as Moving Averages, RSI, MACD and Bollinger Bands
          • Custom templates so you can save and reuse your favourite layouts
          • Multi-chart view to compare different markets or timeframes on one screen

          These tools make fp market mt5 suitable for scalpers, day traders and swing traders who rely on technical analysis.

          Automated Trading and Expert Advisors (EA)

          One of the strongest features of FP Markets MT5 is automated trading with Expert Advisors. You can install ready-made EAs or build your own strategies and let the platform execute trades automatically based on your rules.

          • Run strategies 24/5 without constantly watching the screen
          • Backtest ideas on historical data before using real money
          • Reduce emotional decision-making during fast market moves

          For traders who already use the metatrader 5 trading platform elsewhere, moving an EA onto fp markets mt5 is usually straightforward as long as it is coded for MT5.

          Depth of Market, Order Types and Execution

          FP Markets MT5 also provides a Depth of Market (DOM) window, showing available liquidity at different price levels. This is useful for traders who care about slippage, order size and execution quality.

          • Market, limit and stop orders for flexible entries and exits
          • Stop loss and take profit for basic risk management
          • Trailing stops to lock in profits during strong moves

          With fast execution and access to deep liquidity, FP Markets MT5 aims to offer a stable trading experience even during volatile periods.

          FP Markets MT5 vs MT4: Which to Choose

          Many traders still ask whether they should stay on MT4 or move to MT5. At FP Markets, both platforms are available, but MT5 is built for more markets and more advanced tools.

          FeatureFP Markets MT5MT4
          Markets AvailableForex + indices + commodities + shares CFDs + some cryptoMainly forex and a smaller set of CFDs
          TimeframesMore timeframes for detailed analysisFewer timeframes
          Built-in IndicatorsMore indicators and drawing toolsStandard indicator set
          Order HandlingMore order types and better Depth of MarketBasic order types only

          MT4 is still enough for simple forex strategies, but traders who want more instruments and stronger tools will usually benefit from upgrading to FP Markets MT5.

          Is FP Markets MT5 Suitable for Beginners?

          FP Markets MT5 is powerful, but beginners can still use it if they take time to learn the basics. The layout is logical and most actions, such as opening a chart, placing an order or changing timeframes, are one or two clicks away.

          • New traders can start with a demo account to practice in real-time market conditions
          • No risk of losing real money while exploring how orders, charts and EAs work
          • Once comfortable, they can switch from demo to live with the same interface

          If a user is completely new and wondering “mt5 where to buy” or “meta 5 download”, the safest option is to use the official fp markets mt5 download link rather than any third-party source.

          Fees on FP Markets MT5

          Trading Spreads and Commission Structure

          Trading costs on FP Markets MT5 mainly come from spreads and, on some accounts, an extra commission per lot. There is no separate fee to use the mt5 platform download itself or the fp markets app.

          Account TypeSpread TypeCommissionTypical User
          Standard AccountWider spreadsNo commission per lotBeginners and casual traders
          Raw AccountVery tight spreadsFixed commission per lotActive and high-volume traders

          By matching their trading style with the right account type, traders can manage their costs more effectively when using fp markets mt5.

          Overnight Swap Fees and Other Trading Costs

          When positions stay open overnight, swap fees may apply. These charges depend on the instrument, position size and direction, and can be either credited or debited from your account.

          • Positive swaps may occur when you hold positions in the direction of favourable interest rate differences
          • Negative swaps are common for many pairs and long holding periods
          • Swap-free options may be available for specific account types or regions

          Other possible costs include currency conversion fees if your account currency is different from the instrument’s quote currency, as well as any withdrawal or inactivity fees stated in FP Markets’ conditions.

          Account Types on FP Markets MT5 and Fee Differences

          Different account types on FP Markets MT5 change how you pay for each trade. Standard accounts shift most of the cost into the spread, while Raw accounts offer tighter spreads but add a clear, fixed commission.

          • Standard Account: easier to understand, all-in spread, no extra ticket fee
          • Raw Account: tighter spread, plus a transparent per-lot commission

          For traders coming from a general metatrader 5 download for pc or another broker’s setup, this fee choice is important. Scalpers and high-frequency traders often prefer Raw accounts, while new traders usually start with Standard accounts on fp markets mt5.

          Pros and Cons of FP Markets MT5

          Main Advantages of Using FP Markets MT5

          FP Markets MT5 is built for traders who want more control, better tools and smoother execution. Compared with older platforms, the metatrader 5 trading platform used by FP Markets feels more modern and flexible, especially for those who trade multiple markets.

          • Access to forex, indices, commodities and other CFDs from one interface
          • Fast order execution with advanced order types for better trade control
          • Strong charting and technical analysis tools for informed decision-making
          • Support for automated trading through Expert Advisors and custom strategies
          • Available on desktop and mobile through the fp markets app

          Many traders also appreciate how easy it is to move across devices. Whether you use metatrader 5 download for pc on your laptop or trade on your phone, the experience remains consistent. The fp markets mt5 download process is straightforward, making it accessible even for users switching from another broker or wondering mt5 where to buy safely.

          Potential Drawbacks and Limitations Traders Should Note

          While fp market mt5 offers strong functionality, it may not suit every trader. Some users may find certain aspects less convenient depending on their experience level or trading style.

          • The interface can feel complex for complete beginners at first
          • Advanced features may require time and practice to master
          • Not every strategy built for older systems works perfectly after a meta 5 download
          • Learning curve can be steeper compared to basic platforms

          Traders who only need very simple forex execution might find the feature set more than necessary. However, for those seeking a robust mt5 platform download with advanced tools, FP Markets MT5 remains a highly competitive option.

          How to Get Started and Use FP Markets MT5 for the First Time

          How to download FP Markets MT5 on Windows, Mac, iOS and Android

          Getting started with FP Markets MT5 is simple. The safest way is always to use the official fp markets mt5 download link from the broker’s website, rather than looking for third-party versions or searching “mt5 where to buy” online.

          • Desktop users can install the platform via metatrader 5 download for pc for Windows or the Mac version
          • Mobile traders can use the fp markets app from the App Store or Google Play
          • Web-based access is also available for those who prefer not to install software

          Whether you are switching from another broker or using the metatrader 5 trading platform for the first time, the setup process is designed to be smooth and beginner-friendly.

          System Requirements and Platform Compatibility

          Before installing, it is worth checking if your device meets the basic system requirements to ensure smooth performance.

          • Windows or macOS with updated system versions
          • Stable internet connection for real-time price updates
          • Enough storage space for the mt5 platform download and future updates
          • Smartphones with recent Android or iOS versions for mobile use

          Meeting these requirements helps fp market mt5 run faster and reduces the risk of lag or unexpected crashes during trading.

          How to open an FP Markets account for MT5

          To trade on FP Markets MT5, you must first create a trading account with FP Markets. The registration process is online and usually takes only a few minutes to complete.

          • Fill in personal details and choose your preferred account type
          • Select MT5 as your trading platform during setup
          • Receive your login details by email after registration

          Once your account is active, you can log in to the platform and begin exploring its features.

          How to complete the account verification process

          Account verification is required to ensure security and meet regulatory standards. This process protects both you and the broker from fraud and misuse.

          • Upload a valid identity document (passport or ID card)
          • Provide proof of address such as a utility bill or bank statement
          • Wait for approval before full trading access is granted

          Although this step may seem formal, it helps maintain safe trading conditions on the metatrader 5 trading platform.

          How to make your first deposit and prepare

          After verification, you can fund your account to start trading. FP Markets supports multiple payment methods for convenience.

          • Bank transfers and credit/debit cards
          • Online payment systems depending on your region
          • Different base currencies to help manage conversion costs

          Once your balance is credited, you can place your first trades through fp markets mt5 and begin testing real-market conditions with confidence.

          How reliable is FP Markets MT5 in real trading?

          Platform Stability and Execution Quality at FP Markets

          Reliability is a major concern for traders, especially during fast-moving markets. FP Markets MT5 is designed to deliver stable performance with quick order execution, reducing delays and price slippage as much as possible.

          • Consistent connection to trading servers
          • Low-latency execution for smoother trade processing
          • Suitable environment for both short-term and long-term trading strategies

          Traders who move from another mt5 platform download often notice improved responsiveness when using fp markets mt5 under normal market conditions.

          Data Protection, Regulation and Client Fund Safety

          Security is another important factor. FP Markets operates under regulated conditions and uses standard protection measures to keep client data and funds secure.

          • Encrypted data transmission to protect login and trading activity
          • Client funds kept separate from company operating capital
          • Compliance with regulatory requirements in major jurisdictions

          These measures help ensure that users accessing the fp markets app or desktop platform can trade with greater peace of mind, knowing their information and funds are properly safeguarded.

          FAQs about FP Markets MT5

          1. Does FP Markets support MT5?

          Yes, FP Markets fully supports the MetaTrader 5 trading platform. Traders can access FP Markets MT5 on desktop and mobile, allowing them to trade multiple asset classes with advanced tools and smooth execution.

          2. Which prop firms still use MT5?

          Several proprietary trading firms continue to use MT5 because of its stable performance and flexible automation features. While policies differ by firm, the platform remains popular for traders who rely on structured strategies and fast trade execution.

          3. What's the best broker to use for MT5?

          The best broker depends on individual needs such as spreads, execution speed and asset variety. FP Markets is often chosen for its competitive pricing, reliable infrastructure and smooth integration with the metatrader 5 trading platform.

          4. Can I use MetaTrader 5 in the UK?

          Yes, MetaTrader 5 is available to traders in the UK. FP Markets MT5 can be accessed by UK clients, provided all regulatory and account requirements are met during registration.

          Conclusion

          FP Markets MT5 stands out as a reliable and flexible trading solution for both new and experienced traders. With competitive fees, smooth performance and strong analytical tools, FP Markets MT5 supports efficient trading across multiple markets. Its easy setup process and stable execution make it suitable for those seeking a balanced mix of performance, safety and usability in one professional platform.

          Risk Warnings and Disclaimers
          You understand and acknowledge that there is a high degree of risk involved in trading. Following any strategies or investment methods may lead to potential losses. The content on the site is provided by our contributors and analysts for information purposes only. You are solely responsible for determining whether any trading assets, securities, strategy, or any other product is suitable for investing based on your own investment objectives and financial situation.
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          AUDUSD Enters A Correction Amid USD Strength

          Blue River

          Forex

          Technical Analysis

          The AUDUSD rate dipped to the 0.6440 support level amid USD strengthening following US labour market statistics. Discover more in our analysis for 21 November 2025.

          AUDUSD forecast: key trading points

          • Market focus: the US dollar received support from the Nonfarm Payrolls data
          • Current trend: correcting downwards
          • AUDUSD forecast for 21 November 2025: 0.6400 or 0.6500

          Fundamental analysis

          The Australian dollar came under pressure after the release of US labour market data for September. Despite an increase in the US unemployment rate to 4.4%, Nonfarm Payrolls showed solid growth of 119 thousand. Analysts believe the Federal Reserve will pause and avoid cutting rates in December.

          Annual wage growth in Australia remained stable at 3.4% in Q3, in line with expectations and highlighting the underlying strength of the labour market. Markets currently price in only a 40% probability of a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia by May next year.

          AUDUSD technical analysis

          The AUDUSD pair is undergoing a downward correction following its recent strong rise. The Alligator indicator has turned downwards, suggesting further correction. The key support level is now 0.6440.

          The short-term AUDUSD forecast suggests growth towards the resistance level near 0.6500 if bulls regain control. However, if bears gain a foothold below 0.6440, the pair could decline towards the 0.6400 support level.

          Summary

          The AUDUSD rate has fallen to the 0.6440 support level. The US dollar strengthened following September labour market data, and the market now doubts that the Federal Reserve will lower rates in December.

          Source: RoboForex

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          UK Businesses Put Plans on Hold Before Reeves' Budget, PMI Shows

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          British business growth ground almost to a halt this month, as companies put their plans on hold while they waited to see if next week's government budget will raise the tax burden for a second year running, according to a major survey.

          The S&P Global Purchasing Managers' Index composite flash measure - a preliminary reading for the services and manufacturing sectors - dropped to 50.5 in November from 52.2 in October, barely above the 50 no-change mark.

          The reading was below all economists' forecasts in a Reuters poll, and S&P said the slowdown suggested output would be flat in November and expand just 0.1% in the final quarter of 2025, matching the third quarter's weak growth.

          "There's a real chance this pause may turn into a downturn ... largely linked to speculation that further demand-dampening measures will be introduced in the Budget," S&P Chief Business Economist Chris Williamson said.

          Finance minister Rachel Reeves raised taxes by the most since 1993 in her first annual budget last year, with businesses bearing the brunt through higher payroll taxes.

          This year, Reeves is expected to need to raise a further 20 billion-30 billion pounds ($26 billion-$39 billion) due to an expected growth downgrade from the government's budget watchdog as well as higher borrowing costs and an inability to pass planned welfare cuts through parliament.

          For much of the survey period, Reeves had indicated she was likely to break Labour's election promises and raise the main rate of income tax for the first time since the 1970s, although now she appears to favour a string of smaller measures.

          The PMI showed private-sector employment fell at the fastest pace in four months, while prices charged by businesses rose by the smallest amount since December 2020, likely boosting the chances the Bank of England will cut interest rates next month.

          The services PMI, which accounts for the bulk of the economy, dropped to 50.5 from 52.3 after new business fell for the first time since July, while the manufacturing PMI showed growth for the first time since September 2024, edging up to 50.2 from 49.7.

          Source: Reuters

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          Eurozone Remains On Track For Solid Growth In 4Q

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          The eurozone remains on a decent growth path right now. While manufacturing output growth waned somewhat in November, service sector activity maintained a strong growth pace, according to the survey as the services PMI came in at 53.1, slightly higher than in October.

          Core Europe saw differing patterns in November as France experienced a boost to the PMI thanks to a jump in the services activity index, which brings the overall index back up to 50.8. That indicates a slight expansion. Germany, which had seen a strong October, saw a slight slowdown as the PMI fell from 53.9 to 52.1.

          Business sentiment has undoubtedly turned more optimistic over the course of the year, which has translated into sluggish economic growth so far. At the same time, global headwinds have not pushed the bloc into recession. While we expect activity to strengthen further in 2026, we remain cautious about translating improved sentiment into immediate, faster growth.

          With consumer intentions to save at an all-time high, a strong euro, and many trade war effects still working their way through the economy, overly optimistic growth expectations should be tempered in the months ahead.

          Source: ING

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          Japan Unveils $135 Billion Stimulus to Fight Inflation and Revive Growth Amid Yen Pressure

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          Largest Stimulus Since Pandemic Targets Inflation and Economic Softness

          Japan’s cabinet on Friday approved a ¥21.3 trillion ($135.5 billion) stimulus package, its most aggressive since the COVID-19 pandemic, signaling a bold fiscal intervention to address rising inflation, faltering growth, and strategic vulnerabilities. The package, structured around three core objectives containing cost-of-living increases, reinvigorating economic activity, and reinforcing national defense and diplomacy marks the first major economic policy under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s new administration.
          The stimulus comes as Japan grapples with a complex mix of inflationary pressure and economic contraction. GDP fell by 0.4% quarter-on-quarter in the July–September period, translating to a 1.8% annualized decline the country’s first negative growth in six quarters. While October trade data showed some relief, with exports rising 3.6% year-on-year, broader structural concerns remain, particularly as export shipments to the U.S. continue to shrink due to tariffs.

          Causal Relationship Between Stimulus Design and Domestic Economic Conditions

          The stimulus reflects a direct policy response to twin domestic challenges: surging living costs and weak consumer sentiment. Inflation rose to 3.0% in October, up from 2.9% in September, remaining above the Bank of Japan’s 2% target for the 43rd straight month. Key components of the stimulus include expanded local government grants and targeted utility subsidies. The latter is expected to deliver approximately ¥7,000 in savings for an average household over three months starting January 2026, directly counteracting inflation’s erosion of disposable income.
          Additionally, the removal of gasoline taxes is aimed at alleviating energy-driven cost pressures, while the introduction of a 10-year fund to enhance Japan’s shipbuilding capacity, along with plans to lift defense spending to 2% of GDP by FY2027, highlights the government’s broader strategic ambitions.

          Funding Strategy and Political Implications

          The government plans to “swiftly compile” a supplementary budget to finance the stimulus, seeking to pass it by year-end with assistance from opposition parties. Although the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) governs as a minority, its alliance with the Japan Innovation Party brings their combined Lower House seat count to 231 just two shy of a majority. This political coordination will be crucial in pushing the stimulus through the Diet.
          Debt-financed stimulus, however, raises familiar concerns over fiscal sustainability. Japan’s debt-to-GDP ratio remains among the highest in the developed world. Yet the government appears willing to prioritize short-term economic stabilization over long-term fiscal discipline in the face of rising external and domestic pressures.

          Yen Weakness Adds Complexity to BOJ’s Policy Calibration

          The aggressive fiscal stance has coincided with renewed downward pressure on the yen. The Japanese currency has fallen to 10-month lows against the U.S. dollar, sparking concerns over imported inflation. BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda acknowledged this risk during a parliamentary session Friday, noting that a weak yen could raise overall price levels by lifting import costs.
          Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama echoed these concerns and hinted at possible currency market intervention, citing “sharp, one-sided” moves in exchange rates. The causal link between expansive fiscal policy and yen depreciation is becoming clearer: government stimulus increases liquidity and deficit expectations, which in turn reduce confidence in the yen, amplifying inflationary pressures that the Bank of Japan is attempting to manage cautiously.

          Balancing Growth Support and Inflation Control: A Policy Crossroad

          With inflation above target and GDP contracting, Japan’s macroeconomic outlook presents a policy dilemma. While the Bank of Japan has thus far resisted rate hikes to preserve economic momentum, market watchers are increasingly expecting a shift in tone. Any monetary tightening, however, could clash with fiscal policy, undermining the effectiveness of the stimulus by raising borrowing costs and curbing consumer activity.
          The stimulus package, therefore, represents both a necessary intervention and a risky gamble: it aims to restore economic momentum and ease household burdens, but could fuel further yen weakness and imported inflation unless carefully counterbalanced by central bank policy.
          Prime Minister Takaichi’s administration has swiftly moved to assert its economic priorities, delivering an ambitious stimulus package that blends consumer relief with industrial policy and national security spending. The package directly addresses Japan’s immediate economic pain points, but also introduces new policy frictions. With inflation elevated, growth fragile, and the yen volatile, the success of this fiscal strategy will depend on precise coordination between fiscal expansion and monetary caution. How the BOJ responds in its December meeting may ultimately determine whether this stimulus steadies Japan’s recovery or destabilizes its macroeconomic footing further.

          Source: CNBC

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          Euro Zone Business Activity Grows Steadily in November, PMI Shows

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          Euro zone business activity grew steadily this month as services expanded at the quickest pace in 1-1/2 years, while weak demand sent manufacturing back into contraction territory, a private survey showed.

          The 20-nation bloc has shown economic resilience despite high global uncertainty since the start of the year, and improving business confidence suggests the momentum is likely to remain intact.

          The HCOB Flash Eurozone Composite PMI, compiled by S&P Global, declined slightly to 52.4 in November from a more-than two-year high of 52.5 in October, just shy of a Reuters poll forecast for 52.5 but marking its 11th consecutive month above the 50.0 mark that separates growth from contraction.

          "The service sector in the euro zone is a ray of hope. Although business activity growth in Germany has slowed significantly, French service providers have returned to growth. All in all, the euro zone is more or less maintaining its relatively robust expansion rate," said Cyrus de la Rubia, chief economist at Hamburg Commercial Bank.

          "Although the manufacturing sector is dampening growth performance, the high weight of the service sector in the overall economy means that the euro zone as a whole should grow faster in the final quarter than in the third quarter."

          The services PMI rose to 53.1 from 53.0 in October, its highest since May 2024 and better than 52.8 predicted in the Reuters poll.

          But manufacturing activity contracted after remaining at the break-even point the previous month. The sector's headline PMI declined to 49.7 this month from 50.0 in October, its lowest since June and below the Reuters poll prediction of 50.2. Weak demand led factories to cut jobs at their fastest rate in seven months.

          Meanwhile, overall input costs rose at their quickest rate since March, but firms largely absorbed them. Output prices increased at their weakest pace in over a year.

          Overall inflation in the shared-currency bloc has remained persistently around the European Central Bank's 2% target. That, along with a steady economic outlook, is widely expected to keep key interest rates on hold for a long period.

          Source: Reuters

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