US labour market: November payrolls rose by about 64,000 jobs, beating expectations, but October was revised down by 105,000 and the unemployment rate rose to 4.6%. Mixed signals have modestly increased expectations for Fed easing, though the probability of cuts remains low. #JobsReport #USA #FiatNews

FX snapshot: USD/EUR at 1.1765, CZK/EUR 24.33 and CZK/USD 20.68 in the market update. The koruna showed recent strength versus the dollar in intraday trading. These rates reflect lower dollar momentum and regional flows. #FX #CZK #FiatNews

Central banks in focus this week: ECB is expected to leave rates at 2% at Thursday’s meeting, though President Christine Lagarde signalled possible upward revisions to growth forecasts; Bank of England decisions coincide the same day, with the Bank of Japan due Friday. #ECB #BoE #BoJ #FiatNews

European stocks fell on Tuesday as the Stoxx 600 declined 0.4%. Defence and aerospace names led losses — Swedish Saab slid over 6%; Germany’s Rheinmetall and Renk dropped more than 4%. Oil prices eased below $55/bbl amid reports of diplomatic progress on the Russia–Ukraine talks. #Stoxx600 #Oil #FiatNews

Czech outlook 2026 (ČSOB): Economy grew an estimated 2.5% in 2025 supported by household consumption; growth is forecast to slow to about 2% in 2026 but become more balanced due to faster investment in construction. Analysts expect stable inflation and a strong koruna. #CzechRepublic #CZK #FiatNews

Prague Stock Exchange posts an exceptionally strong year: main index PX is up about 47% year‑to‑date and dividend PX‑TR over 55%, with the exchange reporting the highest trading volumes since 2012. The BCPP calls the year one of its best on record. #PX #FiatNews

Nasdaq has applied to the SEC to extend equity trading hours to 23 hours per weekday, seeking approval to operate nearly round‑the‑clock markets Monday through Friday. The proposal aims to lengthen trading access across global time zones. #NASDAQ #SEC #FiatNews

Investment outlook 2026: Analysts expect a generally favourable macro backdrop and rising corporate profits but warn of intensified risks. Markets remain driven by enthusiasm for artificial intelligence, while investors increasingly debate where the AI cycle may peak. #AI #FiatNews

On 16 December 2025 a market commentary highlighted a prevailing American “bad mood” and set out to reconcile two common approaches to equities: fundamental analysis and technical analysis. The core development is an explicit intention to show how the two methods can be combined in practice amid current negative sentiment in US markets. As the author puts it: "I write fairly often about so-called equity fundamentals. Virtually never about technical analysis and methods. Today I will briefly address how, in my view, the two can be fitted together." The note signals a concise examination rather than a deep methodological treatise, focusing on practical alignment of valuation-driven views with chart- and signal-based timing. Contextually, the piece responds to shifting sentiment in US markets and aims to offer a framework for investors who use fundamentals to set a long-term stance while relying on technicals for entries, exits and risk management. #markets #fundamentals #technicalanalysis #USmarkets #FiatNews

The US economy created roughly 64,000 jobs in November, a larger payroll gain than analysts had expected, the report released on December 16, 2025 shows. The unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, also exceeding forecasters' estimates. The figures suggest continued job creation though at a modest pace, with the unemployment rate moving slightly higher than anticipated. The release did not include further breakdowns in this summary. Markets and policymakers will likely weigh the softer-than-expected labour-market details against recent inflation and growth data as they assess economic momentum going into 2026. #USJobs #Unemployment #LaborMarket #Economy #FiatNews