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ECO of the Week: Trump-Xi Summit, public accounts and Montenegro on Wall Street

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This briefing covers the second Trump-Xi summit in Washington, where analysts expect limited progress amid global trade and Middle East conflicts. Key economic data includes Eurozone consumer confidence rising to -15.5 in August, a 0.6-point increase from July, and a preliminary September PMI showing stable manufacturing (54.0) and a slight service decline (56.1). The article also details the SATA Azores Airlines privatization, where the company received €453.25 million in bids, and Portugal's trade with the US, which was the fourth-largest market for goods in 2025. The source material is unverified and lacks author attribution, specific causal claims, or complete financial figures.

Key points

• Eurozone consumer confidence rose to -15.5 in August, marking the fourth consecutive monthly improvement over July's -15.9.
• The preliminary September PMI for manufacturing in the US and Europe showed slight stability, with manufacturing at 54.0 and services at 56.1.

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The source text is unverified and lacks author attribution, specific causal claims, or complete financial figures. Coverage is limited to the provided article segments, with no data on the Trump-Xi summit outcomes, specific budget figures, or other unmentioned economic indicators.

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