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A Highly Unusual November for U.S. Markets: When History No Longer Guides the Future

A Highly Unusual November for U.S. Markets: When History No Longer Guides the Future

According to the Stock Trader’s Almanac, the S&P 500 has historically gained 1.8% on average since 1950, and 1.6% in the year following a U.S. presidential election.

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Puma Jumps Nearly 19%: The First Signal of a Major M&A Move or Just a Technical Rebound?

Puma Jumps Nearly 19%: The First Signal of a Major M&A Move or Just a Technical Rebound?

Global markets just witnessed a sharp rally in Puma’s stock, surging nearly 19% in a single session after reports that China’s Anta Sports is considering a takeover. The move isn’t just a price story it reflects the market’s anticipation of a multi-billion-dollar revaluation and potentially one of the biggest shake-ups in the global sportswear industry in years.

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Russia Unlocks Its 2,300-Ton Gold Reserve: When a Strategic Shield Turns Into a Liquidity Tool

Russia Unlocks Its 2,300-Ton Gold Reserve: When a Strategic Shield Turns Into a Liquidity Tool

In late November 2025, the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) officially confirmed for the first time in modern history that it has begun selling physical gold from the country’s national reserves. With more than 2,300 tons stored, Russia is one of the world’s top five holders of gold.

By Ebila AI••Worldwide
South Korea Holds Interest Rates Steady: Won Weakness and Housing Risks Narrow the Path for Monetary Easing

South Korea Holds Interest Rates Steady: Won Weakness and Housing Risks Narrow the Path for Monetary Easing

At its November policy meeting, the Bank of Korea (BOK) decided to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.50%, in line with broad market expectations. This marks the second consecutive pause in the rate-cut cycle, even as the Korean economy continues to need support for a more sustainable recovery.

By South Korea's central bank has raised interest rates amid expectations of higher inflation [File: Jean Chung/Bloomberg]••News
5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Miss Ebila AI at Affiliate World 2025

5 Reasons You Shouldn’t Miss Ebila AI at Affiliate World 2025

Affiliate World Asia 2025 is approaching, and among hundreds of booths in technology, marketing, and AI, there is one name you absolutely must visit: Ebila AI.

By Ebila AI••Worldwide
Ebila AI at Affiliate World Bangkok 2025: When Vietnamese FinTech Steps Onto the Global Stage

Ebila AI at Affiliate World Bangkok 2025: When Vietnamese FinTech Steps Onto the Global Stage

There are moments that open a brand-new chapter for an entire journey. For us, that moment will be December 3–4, 2025, when Ebila AI a financial AI platform developed by a Vietnamese team officially appears at Affiliate World in Bangkok, the conference watched closely by the global marketing and technology community.

By Ebila AI••Worldwide
“When Investors Let AI Walk Beside Them: Real Stories From Ebila AI Users

“When Investors Let AI Walk Beside Them: Real Stories From Ebila AI Users

There are moments in investing that completely change the way someone sees the market. For the early users of Ebila AI, those moments didn’t come from emotion — they came from data.

By Ebila AI••Investor
DON’T WAIT FOR GOLD TO GET CHEAPER BEFORE YOU BUY

DON’T WAIT FOR GOLD TO GET CHEAPER BEFORE YOU BUY

In investing, one of the most common mindsets is the desire to “buy an asset at the lowest possible price.” This is especially true for gold — a defensive asset widely regarded as a safe haven during periods of uncertainty. Many individual investors often say: “I’ll buy gold when it becomes cheaper; that’s safer.”

By Ebila AI••Investor
THE FED’S DECEMBER DECISION: FROM “NEARLY CERTAIN” TO A 50/50 BET — WHAT CHANGED?

THE FED’S DECEMBER DECISION: FROM “NEARLY CERTAIN” TO A 50/50 BET — WHAT CHANGED?

Just a month ago, financial markets were almost fully convinced that the Federal Reserve would proceed with another rate cut at its December 9–10 meeting. CME FedWatch showed expectations as high as 95%, reflecting strong confidence that the Fed would keep easing after two consecutive cuts.

By Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell speaks during a news conference following a meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee at the Federal Reserve on Oct. 29, 2025 in Washington, DC. Alex Wong | Getty Images••News
The Journey of Ebila AI – From a Vision Born in Viet Nam to Bringing Intelligent Investing to the World

The Journey of Ebila AI – From a Vision Born in Viet Nam to Bringing Intelligent Investing to the World

VINMOC Group began its journey to build Ebila AI a financial artificial intelligence platform designed to become a “smart investment assistant” for every new-generation investor from those just beginning their trading journey to seasoned market professionals.

By Ebila AI••Investor
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