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In this publication you will find, on a weekly basis, our selection of the most relevant news regarding financial regulation.

The Black Friday campaign has generated significant momentum in BBVA Research's Big Data consumption indicator, which grew by 12.3% during the last week of November compared to the average for the last weeks of previous months.

Germany Set to Approve €50 Bn in Military Procurement Amid Rising Russia Threat. US Announces Blockade on Venezuelan Oil Tankers, Elevating Geopolitical Tension

Donald Trump claims to want a "competitive" dollar (i.e., weaker), while insisting on preserving its strength and international hegemony. Added to this is his disregard for monetary independence, which causes mistrust, plus his embrace of stablecoins, which compete with the eurodollar market.

The outlook for the global economy in the second half of the year is proving more positive than expected around April, when the protectionist shock from the US economy materialized.

Ukraine to submit a revised peace plan to the US as diplomacy intensifies. China & Russia conduct joint bomber patrol near Japan & South Korea. Machado will not attend to nobel ceremony.