News: Swedbank/SILF Services PMI Index for Sweden in November reached 59.1, exceeding the estimate of 56.0 and higher than last month's value of 55.4 (revised to 55.9). This figure shows that Sweden's service sector continues its solid expansion. When macroeconomic indicators like these come in stronger than forecast, they can impact overall sentiment in financial markets, as solid economic growth in developed countries often encourages risk appetite.
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ValidatorViking
· 12-03 08:06
sweden's pmi hitting 59.1? nah, that's the kinda macro data that fuels risk appetite across the board. solid expansion beats the narrative every time.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 12-03 08:06
Sweden's service sector is really taking off this time, hitting 59.1 when the expectation was only 56. That gap is honestly a bit crazy...
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-03 08:05
Sweden's services PMI has exceeded expectations again. This data is really strong... 59.1 directly beats the 56 forecast. Looks like the Nordic economy still has something going for it.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 12-03 08:00
Sweden's service sector is really impressive this time, with the PMI breaking 59 and directly surpassing expectations. Now global risk appetite is going to skyrocket.
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PerennialLeek
· 12-03 07:55
Sweden's service sector is so strong, 59.1 just skyrocketed? Good thing I didn't go all in during the bear market...
News: Swedbank/SILF Services PMI Index for Sweden in November reached 59.1, exceeding the estimate of 56.0 and higher than last month's value of 55.4 (revised to 55.9). This figure shows that Sweden's service sector continues its solid expansion. When macroeconomic indicators like these come in stronger than forecast, they can impact overall sentiment in financial markets, as solid economic growth in developed countries often encourages risk appetite.