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Economic news in China 2022-11-24 09:23:49

Responsible editor: Zhu Mengyun

European stocks closed higher on Wednesday. At the close, the European Stoxx 600 index posted the largest increase, followed by the French CAC40 index, the UK’s FTSE 100 index rose again and the German DAX index posted the smallest increase. Later in the day, several European financial officials subsequently voiced their hawkish positions. German Finance Minister Lindner said fighting inflation was the German government’s top priority, saying inflation was the biggest threat to the German economy. He expects German inflation to return to normal levels in 2024 and the German government is taking a multi-pronged approach to achieving the goal, such as trying to increase sources of energy supplies.

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European stocks closed higher, Deying officials re-released “Eagle”丨On the market

European stocks closed higher on Wednesday. At the close, the European Stoxx 600 index posted the largest increase, followed by the French CAC40 index, the UK’s FTSE 100 index rose again and the German DAX index posted the smallest increase. Later in the day, several European financial officials subsequently voiced their hawkish positions. German Finance Minister Lindner said fighting inflation was the German government’s top priority, saying inflation was the biggest threat to the German economy. He expects German inflation to return to normal levels in 2024 and the German government is taking a multi-pronged approach to achieving the goal, such as trying to increase sources of energy supplies.

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