Mon: Chinese Trade Balance (Nov)Tue: RBA Announcement, EIA STEO, German Trade Balance (Oct), US JOLTS (Oct)Wed: FOMC Announcement, BoC Announcement, Chinese Inflation (Nov), Swedish GDP (Oct), Norwegian CPI (Nov), US Employment Cost Index (Q3)Thu: SNB Announcement, CBRT Announcement, OPEC MOMR, IEA OMR, Australian Jobs Report (Nov), Swedish CPIF (Nov)Fri: UK GDP (Oct), German/French/Spanish Final CPI (Nov)Chinese Trade Balance (Mon): Note, the data will encapsulate the first full period since the Trump-Xi meeting at the end of October, in which the sides agreed to extend their truce. The US decided to cut the "fentanyl tariff" on Chinese goods entering the US from 20% to 10%, while in return, China will start "the purchase of massive amounts of soybeans" and other farm products. Recently, US Trade Representative Greer emphasised Washington’s focus on maintaining “stability in the relationship” with Beijing, noting that President Trump has opted for restraint over escalation in trade measures despite pressure from allies for coordinated action. In October, exports unexpectedly fell 1.1% Y/Y, marking the first contraction in nearly two years, as US-bound shipments plunged 25%, according to CNBC. Imports rose just 1%. Analysts said front-loaded shipments ahead of the Trump–Xi meeting had distorted prior data. Analysts at ING, regarding the upcoming release, posit “While the trade truce and the US's tariff reductions should be a positive for Chinese exports, we are now entering a period of unfavourable base effects.” China's Commerce Minister on Friday said China will ramp up efforts to expand imports, via Xinhua.RBA Announcement (Tue): The RBA will decide on rates next week, with money markets assigning a 94% probability that the central bank will keep the Cash Rate at 3.60% and a 6% chance of a 25bps cut. The RBA left the Cash Rate unchanged at its November meeting, as expected, with a unanimous decision. It said inflation had recently picked up, and domestic economic activity was recovering, but the outlook remained uncertain. The board judged it appropriate to stay cautious and remained alert to heightened uncertainty in both directions. The RBA also released its Quarterly Statement on Monetary Policy, which showed it had sharply raised its core inflation forecasts through Q2 2026, with June 2026 Trimmed Mean inflation now seen at 3.2% (previously 2.6%) and June 2026 CPI at 3.7% (previously 3.1%). It added that recent data suggested more excess demand in the economy than previously thought, while its forecasts assumed a cash rate of 3.6% through end-2025, 3.4% in June 2026 and 3.3% thereafter. RBA Governor Michelle Bullock said at the post-meeting press conference that the board had not considered rate cuts and that less easing might be needed this cycle than in the past. She said it was possible there would be no further cuts, and possible there would be some. She added that the board viewed policy as close to neutral, would proceed meeting by meeting, had no policy bias and believed it was in the right place for now. The central bank’s language signals continued uncertainty over future policy and a willingness to keep options open, with no urgency for an immediate adjustment. The tone aligns with comments from Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser, who said their best guess was that monetary policy remained restrictive and that the committee was debating this. He said it was not unreasonable to think future rate cuts could come and that the RBA would feel its way on the neutral rate, assessing how tight or loose policy was through macroeconomic data. Participants will therefore scrutinise the RBA’s language at the upcoming meeting for policy clues, especially as money markets currently price no further rate cuts and see the next move as more likely a hike, but not until the second half of next year.FOMC Announcement (Wed): Most economists expect the FOMC to cut its key interest rate by 25bps at its 10th December meeting to support a cooling labour market, despite widening divisions among policymakers, a Reuters poll showed. The view matches market pricing, which at the time of writing implied an 87% chance of a 25bps cut. The move would follow October’s reduction, although Chair Powell cautioned then that a December cut was far from assured given inflation risks. A prolonged government shutdown that delayed key data has added to uncertainty, and the October minutes signalled a sharply split Committee. Still, economists' calls for further reductions have been underpinned by backing from several Fed officials, including key remarks from NY Fed President Williams, who said a near-term cut could be appropriate. Newsquawk analysis indicates that among voting members, four have explicitly supported cuts (Bowman, Waller, Miran, Williams), one is seen leaning towards a cut (Cook), two have been unclear (Powell, Jefferson), while five are leaning towards a hold (Barr, Schmid, Collins, Musalem, Goolsbee). The divisions mean the meeting could produce the highest number of dissents since the early 1990s, with four or more opposing any reduction. Updated economic projections are also due; the Reuters poll points to a lack of consensus in the 2026 dot plot, with medians showing two further cuts but significant disagreement driven by fiscal risks, tariff effects and concerns over Fed independence. Conflicting policymaker signals have also heightened uncertainty. Analysts highlight that there is a wide gap between consumer and market inflation expectations, complicating the Fed’s task, and PCE inflation is expected to stay above 2% through 2027. The US economy likely grew 3.0% in Q3, slowing to 0.8% this quarter, and is forecast to average 2.0% in 2026, the poll found. Wells Fargo expects only minor adjustments to the 2026 outlook, with slightly higher GDP and unemployment and marginally lower inflation. It sees the 2026 median dot staying at 3.375%, although one lower dot could pull it down, with risks tilted slightly to the downside. Meanwhile, the 2026 rate outlook is further clouded by President Trump’s imminent choice for Fed chair (which is likely to come in early January). A strongly dovish pick such as NEC Director Kevin Hassett, who is closely aligned with Trump’s policy stance, would increase the likelihood of additional cuts in 2026. The FT reported that bond investors have warned the US Treasury that Hassett may prioritise Trump’s preferences and push for aggressive easing, raising the risk of higher inflation and a Treasury sell-off. Concerns focus on his perceived lack of independence, limited market focus and ability to manage a divided Fed, raising questions over credibility.BoC Announcement (Wed): The BoC is expected to maintain rates, with markets viewing the current 2.25% rate as the terminal rate. Since the last meeting, views on policy direction have been little swayed, as October data (jobs & CPI) were hotter-than-expected, as they were in September, and as such paved the way for the BoC to pause and await the impact of the recent easing. The BoC did point towards a hold in its last statement, "The current policy rate is at about the right level to keep inflation close to 2% while helping the economy through this period of structural adjustment". Growth data since the October meeting has likely been welcomed by the BoC, with September GDP metrics matching expectations, while the Q3 reading annualised figure was notably above forecasts. Money markets are largely pricing in a hold at next week's meeting, almost fully pricing in such a decision. Looking into 2026, since the November jobs report, market pricing has shifted hawkish with 15bps of rate hikes now priced in following a notable drop in the unemployment rate to 6.5% from 6.9%. Before the data, some easing was still priced by mid-year, albeit this has completely reversed.Chinese Inflation (Wed): In the prior report, CPI rose 0.2% Y/Y in October, with the M/M also at 0.2%, and while Y/Y PPI printed -2.1%. The prior release showed factory-gate deflation easing and consumer prices turning positive for the first time in three months. ING expects CPI to edge higher to 0.5% Y/Y in November, driven by fading food price declines and modest gains in non-food prices, while PPI deflation is likely to narrow further. The desk continues to see inflationary pressures as subdued, with low but positive price growth viewed as key to preventing a deflationary mindset, and expects the PBoC to keep monetary policy steady, as marginal price improvements alone are unlikely to prompt immediate policy action.Norwegian CPI (Wed): Figures will likely have little impact on policy implications in the immediacy, given the Bank’s current rate path does not point towards a cut until Q2’26, with the first full rate cut indicated in Q4'26 (3.74%). As a reminder, the prior report saw headline Y/Y, and CPI-ATE printed hotter than the consensus and core Y/Y at 3.4% (exp. 3%, Norges Bank 3.2%). An outturn which played in favour of holding rates at the November meeting, whereby the Norges Bank said, “the job of tackling inflation has not been fully completed”.SNB Announcement (Thu): Expected to maintain the policy rate at 0.00%. While unlikely, the recent cooler-than-forecast inflation prints mean a move into negative rates cannot be ruled out. But, such a move is unlikely as the SNB still has room to guide policy via its forecasts and FX action. Furthermore, SNB officials have made clear that a return to NIRP is subject to a higher bar than a normal cut.CBRT Announcement (Thu): There are currently no expectations as to what the CBRT may opt to do at the upcoming meeting. At the prior meeting, the CBRT cut its headline rate by 100bps to 39.50% (exp. 39.50%, prev. 40.50%). The CBRT noted that while demand conditions remain consistent with disinflation, risks from food prices and inflation expectations have become more pronounced. The move follows a 250bps cut in September and a 300bps cut in July. Policymakers reiterated that future adjustments would depend on the inflation outlook and that policy may be tightened if deviations from interim targets occur. Economists broadly expect a continued but cautious easing bias into the year-end. The moderation in inflation has strengthened expectations for another rate cut, as the CBRT continues its easing cycle amid a slower economy. Recent data showed GDP growth of 3.7% Y/Y in Q3 (vs. 4.2% expected), suggesting momentum is cooling. Analysts cited by Bloomberg believe the central bank will interpret the slowdown as justification for further monetary easing, even as the lira remains under pressure.Australian Jobs Report (Thu): The October Employment Change printed at 42.2k, Participation rate at 67%, and Unemployment Rate at 4.3%. Westpac forecasts a more modest +20k gain in employment for November, noting that the jobs market is gradually cooling following strong growth in the care sector and a steady recovery in market industries. The bank expects the unemployment rate to rise slightly to 4.4%, consistent with a gradual uptrend in the three-month average. Youth unemployment has shown more volatility in recent months, often leading to broader labour softening. Overall, conditions remain solid but continue to normalise as the economy rebalances under restrictive policy settings.UK GDP (Fri): October’s GDP is expected to pick up to 0.2% M/M (prev. -0.1%). In short, the rebound is unlikely to have much bearing on the BoE’s deliberations around December. The recent inflation prints and downgraded growth assessment from the budget have likely cemented a cut, barring a shock in the November CPI release due on the eve of the December announcement. October’s PMIs were indicative of “sluggish” growth of around 0.1%, with firms cautious pre-budget. The growth outlook will come into more focus next year when the BoE gets closer to terminal, with deliberations on the MPC already as finely balanced as possible, evidenced by the tie-breaking role Governor Bailey took last time.This article originally appeared on Newsquawk. This article was written by Newsquawk Analysis at investinglive.com.

EURUSD rose for the second week in a row, but a sustained climb above the resistance near 1.1650 remained elusive. Can the bulls do it or should we brace for more weakness? Read in our latest Elliott Wave analysis. To access this article you need to have an active subscription The post Elliott Wave Analysis of EURUSD – December 8th, 2025 appeared first on EWM Interactive.

The USD/CAD weekly forecast remains bearish amid prevailing dollar weakness. The CAD gained as oil prices ticked up while Canada’s employment data remained upbeat. Markets await FOMC and BoC rate decisions due next week, while focus remains on the Fed Chair’s commentary. The USD/CAD slumped last week as the Canadian dollar gained renewed strength amid... The post USD/CAD Weekly Forecast: Economic Divergence Triggers Sell-off, Eyes on FOMC appeared first on Forex Crunch.

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December’s first week brought the dollar’s worst tumble since September, surprising Australian dollar strength despite GDP disappointments, and conflicting employment data further complicating Fed rate cut expectations.

Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for December 5Markets are closing a high-expectations week and heading into an even-more volatile one. Coming back from the Thanksgiving break, traders confirmed the past week's spectacular rally with normal volumes returning to Stock Markets. While the week wasn't as unidirectional as last week, the overall mood is still highly positive as both the Dow Jones and S&P 500 stall just shy of their all-time highs.There has been several chaotic waves of action today: an initial rally in risk-assets was consequently followed by a strong selloff in Cryptos, which dragged Equities off of their relative highs. The reason for the selloff isn't a particular single catalyst, but looking at this week's narrative, MicroStrategy's ongoing liquidation dynamics—fueled by a massive stock crash and the possibility of selling Bitcoin to meet liquidity and dividend obligations—could still be into play.In terms of politics, the world assisted to the 2026 World Cup Draw in Washington this afternoon. While most were focused on the football calendar, traders were watching closely how US President Trump interacted with Canadian PM Mark Carney and Mexican President Sheinbaum.And some positive words from Trump regarding their relations have brought further strength in an ongoing Canadian Dollar rally – Canada posted yet another beat on their Employment data!Metals close a very positive week in a mixed fashion, with all of the tradable elements making a sharp move higher at the beginning of the week before settling down today.The commodity class which has surprised markets this week, and once again today, has been Energy products. WTI Crude Oil is back above the $60 mark, and Natural Gas is on a huge breakout, trading above $5/MMBtu and soaring over 70% since mid-October lows. This strength is driven by a cold front forecast and geopolitical supply risks. Read More:AI Leaders Outlook part 2: Technical Analysis of Google and Microsoft StocksMarkets Weekly Outlook - FOMC Rate Cut Countdown, Economic Projections May Hold the KeyUS stocks hesitant rally: Markets pass the Core PCE and U-of-Mich data barUK: Rising debt costs and fiscal uncertaintyCross-Assets Daily Performance zoom_out_map Cross-Asset Daily Performance, December 5, 2025 – Source: TradingView Market performance stayed relatively muted today, with rangebound and undecided action across all assets – Well, except for Bitcoin which took a huge hit.Keep an eye on energy commodities, as there seems to be a theme developing there and could be the most interesting asset class ahead of the FOMC. All other classes should stay put in the waiting for Powell's words on Wednesday.A picture of today's performance for major currencies zoom_out_map Currency Performance, December 5 – Source: OANDA Labs The Aussie was rallying quite aggressively during the overnight session with Markets starting to price out all types of cuts in 2026 after their huge inflation numbers, strong trade data and retail sales activity as of late – Their rate decision is happening on Monday evening, so traders are already preparing for some hawkish speeches.But the Canadian Dollar came to steal the show. As mentioned in the intro , another beat in Canadian Employment gave a huge boost to the currency, now reaching some monthly highs against most of its counterparts.A look at Economic data releasing throughout this weekend and Monday's sessions zoom_out_map For all market-moving economic releases and events, see the MarketPulse Economic Calendar. The Sunday session will provide GDP Data for Japan, very important for the Yen – The Japanese economy is expected to contract further (-2% Annualized), which could severely complicate the Bank of Japan's hiking path.A rate hike has been drawing when looking at the BoJ's recent communications, but the tightening has been put to test with the recent Household spending data sharply missing.I invite you to have a look at our JPY/Japan fundamental analysis right here!Later on Sunday, China's Trade Balance will shed some light on the state of global demand, with exports expected to rebound.To start the week, the Early Monday session shall see the release of German Industrial Production at 2:00 A.M., looking to recover from the previous -1% slump.But the real show will start late in the evening with the RBA Interest Rate Decision at 22:30 ET – Keep a note on this one as it is the main event of the day. While a Hold at 3.6% is widely expected, the Rate Statement will be in the center of attention. The past communications have been hawkish, and traders are getting ready for more when looking at the daily rebound in the AUD.Don't forget the several BoE speakers (Taylor, Lombardelli) scheduled throughout the day – However, don't expect too much fireworks from the US session as the calendar remains light.Safe Trades!Follow Elior on Twitter/X for Additional Market News, interactions and Insights @EliorManier Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers or directors. 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Welcome to the follow-up piece to our individual Stock Market leaders analysis.Yesterday's analysis took a close look at two names that have had a pretty volatile performance in the past week: Nvidia and Meta.Get access to the analysis right here:Read More: AI Leaders Outlook: Technical Analysis of Meta and Nvidia StocksToday's Index action was more volatile than yesterday, with bulls pushing to an early morning surge before mean reversion flows stepped in, leading to a sharp slowdown in momentum. zoom_out_map US Equity Heatmap (14:17 A.M.) – December 5, 2025 – Source: TradingView The current lack of conviction may be partially due to traders being preoccupied with the World Cup Qualifier event, which is pulling volatility out of the market.In any case, there will be only two and a half trading sessions before the December 9th-10th FOMC rate decision, and after such volatile runs, expect things to settle down as institutions prepare for the week ahead.Let's dive right into Weekly and intraday charts analyses for the two remaining tech giants: Microsoft (MSFT) and Alphabet, more widely known as Google (GOOG). Read More:Loonie rallies after Canada adds 54,000 jobs in major employment beatMarkets Weekly Outlook - FOMC Rate Cut Countdown, Economic Projections May Hold the KeyUS stocks hesitant rally: Markets pass the Core PCE and U-of-Mich data barMicrosoft (MSFT) – The picture isn't prettyWeekly Chart zoom_out_map Microsoft Weekly Stock Chart. December 5, 2025 – Source: TradingView Microsoft's Forward Price/Earnings (P/E) Ratio – 32.50 ~ Highs but historic for the firmMicrosoft had been invincible since its 2023 $213.44 lows, but as momentum for AI and Tech spending slowed down, the leader turned into one of the most targeted stock for profit-taking.Victim of some pessimistic news at the beginning of the week, the stock gapped lower before coming back timidly.This is creating a balanced picture throughout which can lead to some surprising breakouts (either to the upside or the downside).The Weekly RSI is tilting more bearish however, so the higher timeframe isn't looking so great.Let's see what the intraday timeframe has for us.8H Chart and Technical Levels zoom_out_map Microsoft 8H Stock Chart. December 5, 2025 – Source: TradingView Looking closer, the stock is evolving in a downward channel.Still, the action is seeing a counter-trend bullish move which will have to push further to close the week above.Momentum is hesitant to say the least; most recent candles have been dojis so MSFT traders might just be awaiting a catalyst to move forward, maybe the FOMC or some better news.In the bigger picture, two key levels will be coming into play for Microsoft trading:For bulls, they will be looking to push for a daily close above the $494 Weekly highs, which infers a breakout of the downward channel.A close below $475 implies a break of the counter-up trend which would continue the downward momentum.The next support will be found between $455 to $465 – Close to the November lowsMicrosoft Technical levels of Interest:Resistance Levels$540 to $555 All-time Highs ResistanceMid-Year range resistance $510 to $520Weekly Highs for Bulls to breach $493.44Current All-time Highs $795.71Support LevelsRecent Support $580 to $600 – Watch reactions if it breaks$581.25 November lows2024 & Liberation Day Major Support $450 to $4902021 Highs $382.00August 2023 Key Rebound Zone $272.70Google – Pulling the Market higherWeekly Chart zoom_out_map Google Weekly Stock Chart. December 5, 2025 – Source: TradingView Google's Forward Price/Earnings (P/E) Ratio – 28.70 ~ Far from extremeGoogle is the stock of this late AI-rally, going exponential since crossing back above its early 2025 record in September.Not seeing any considerable retracement since, the progress higher has been flawless.If you think about it, Alphabet is positioned to capture benefits from AI:Gemini 3 was a revolutionary update, they already have their in-house AI chips production in place, and are already making benefits compared to most of its competitors in these fields.Momentum is going a bit ballistic however, which tends to be a great thing for stocks but can also be met with sharp corrections during any selloff.Remember that overbought, doesn't always rhyme with imminent tops – A costly lesson during equity bull-markets.8H Chart and Technical Levels zoom_out_map Google 8H Stock Chart. December 5, 2025 – Source: TradingView Short-timeframe momentum seems to be slowing down after a long while and thorough breakouts for the firm.A failed breakout above its upward channel may point to a retest of lower levels. With its momentum still flawless for now, the retracement should not be too consequent.Expect some small-dip buying at $300 at a retest of the Gap, and in the situation of a bigger retracement, $280 to $290 looks like an ideal entry point for the Market leader.If we do get there, keep an eye on what flows and news lead the selloff. A healthy retracement wouldn't hurt the stock but at the same time, traders will be cautious of any correction these days.Google Technical levels of Interest:Resistance Levels$320 to $330 All-time Resistance (currently testing)$328.67 Current ATHFib-Induced Potential resistance and Psychological Level $350Support Levels$300 psychological level and gap-up mini supportHigh-timeframe pivot $270 to $290 acting as support$250 Support$200 to $210 Early 2025 peakLiberation Day Support $140 to $1502022 and 2023 lows between $80 to $100Safe Trades!Follow Elior on Twitter/X for Additional Market News, interactions and Insights @EliorManier Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers or directors. The provided publication is for informational and educational purposes only.If you would like to reproduce or redistribute any of the content found on MarketPulse, an award winning forex, commodities and global indices analysis and news site service produced by OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc., please refer to the MarketPulse Terms of Use.Visit https://www.marketpulse.com/ to find out more about the beat of the global markets.© 2025 OANDA Business Information & Services Inc.

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Point of Control Trading – How to Read the Market Like an Institution In trading, few concepts are as powerful and misunderstood as the point of control (POC).While most retail traders chase candlestick patterns or indicators, professionals focus on where the most volume has traded the point of control. This is the price area where the market found fair value.It’s where the biggest players transacted, and it often becomes a magnet zone that price gravitates back to before a major move.Understanding this gives you a serious edge in precision trading. What is the Point of Control? The point of control is the price level with the highest traded volume within a specific period, usually displayed through a volume profile.It represents the heart of the auction where buyers and sellers agreed the most. In simple terms, the point of control is the price level that mattered most to institutions.When price returns to this zone, it often reacts strongly either rejecting the level or forming a new balance area around it. Why the Point of Control Matters Point of control trading gives insight into where the market’s real activity took place.It highlights areas of institutional participation, liquidity pools, and shifts in perceived value.Trading around the point of control isn’t guesswork it’s reading the Institutional Trading Strategies: Trade Like an Institution with Institutional Intent of professional money. How to Identify the Point of Control with ATAS To trade the point of control effectively, a professional order flow platform is essential.One of the best tools for this purpose is ATAS, a platform built for reading order flow, volume profiles, and delta imbalances in real time. With ATAS you can: Visualize session and composite POCs directly on your charts Identify volume clusters and liquidity zones where institutions entered or exited positions Combine footprint, delta, and imbalance data to confirm intent The precision ATAS offers makes it one of the most valuable tools for mastering point of control trading and understanding institutional activity behind every market move. How to Trade the Point of Control Here’s a simple framework to start applying point of control trading in your daily routine: Mark the daily POC – Identify the previous session’s POC and note how today’s session develops its own. If the market revisits the old POC, expect a reaction or liquidity grab. Wait for price interaction – Watch how price behaves around the POC. A strong rejection shows imbalance; slow rotation means balance or accumulation. Look for confluence – When a POC aligns with an imbalance and delta shift, it becomes a high-probability zone for execution. These areas often represent the exact points where institutional activity takes place. POC Shifts Reveal Market Sentiment When the POC shifts higher over several sessions, it signals that institutions are building value at higher prices a bullish sign.A descending POC indicates distribution and potential weakness. Tracking these shifts in ATAS helps you anticipate institutional money flow long before the retail crowd catches on. Deepen Your Understanding To fully master how institutions move markets, combine your ATAS order flow data with the concepts explained in my book Institutional Intent.It connects delta, liquidity grabs, and value migration directly to the point of control, revealing the structure behind professional execution models. Final Thoughts Point of control trading is not about prediction but about alignment with market structure.It shows you where the market already established fair value and where the next battle for control will take place. When you combine ATAS data, point of control structure, and institutional intent logic, you stop trading noise and start trading with purpose. Start mastering POC today:Get ATAS hereRead the book “Institutional Intent” here Het bericht Point of Control Trading: How Institutions Define Market Value verscheen eerst op theforexscalpers.

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Consolidated Interim Report 1 January – 30 June 2025Key points from the H1-2025 report (period 1 January - 30 June 2025) 14 August 2025Announcement no. 9 On 14 August 2025, the Board of Directors and the Executive Board of Pharma Equity Group A/S ("PEG", "The Company" or the "Group") considered and approved the interim report for the Group for the period 1 January – 30 June 2025 ("H1 2025 report"), which can be summarized as follows: The headlines for the period can be summarized as follows The Company has launched a new strategy to drive growth and shareholder returns. On 1 April 2025, Christian Henrik Tange was appointed as the new CEO of Pharma Equity Group and Sebastian Bo Jakobsen was appointed as CEO of the subsidiary Reponex Pharmaceuticals A/S The company continues the dialogue with potential licensing partners. Clinical trial applications for RNX-011 (peritonitis) and the clinical trial application for RNX-051 (Colorectal Adenoma and Colon Cancer) have been submitted to the Danish authorities in H1 2025. The profit for the period of 1 January – 30 June 2025 amounts to DKK -9.5 million, which is in line with expectations..                                                                                             H1-2025 TDKK          H1-2024 TDKK Profit/Loss                                                                                -9.495                         -12.901 Receivable Portinho S.A.                                                          58.000                        58.000 Cash and cash equivalents                                                       702                             863 Total Assets                                                                               62.299                        63.169 Equity                                                                                        39.379                        12.432 Convertible Loans                                                                     15.234                        18.511 The result for H1-2025 was DKK -9.5 million (H1-2024: DKK -12.9 million). Equity as of 30 June 2025 is DKK 39.4 million (30. June 2024: DKK 12.4 million) Cash and cash equivalents as of 30 June 2025 are DKK 0.7 million (30 June 2024: DKK 0.9 million) Online presentation of the H1-2025 reportAt 11:00 a.m. today, 14 August 2025, CEO Christian Henrik Tange invites you to an online presentation of the H1 2025 report for the period 1 January 2025 – 30 June 2025 and significant events so far in 2025. Registration is free for everyone and can be done via link: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7345408645636993027 Contact person – Investor RelationsAny questions regarding the H1 2025 report can be directed to the Company's CEO Christian Henrik Tange, by email investor@pharmaequitygroup.com. On the Company's website www.pharmaequitygroup.com further information and all published company announcements can be found. Hørsholm 14 August 2025Christian Vinding Thomsen, Chairman                                                 Christian Henrik Tange CEO About Pharma Equity Group A/S  Pharma Equity Group (PEG) is a dynamic life sciences investment and development firm listed on the Nasdaq Copenhagen stock exchange. PEG is dedicated to identifying, acquiring, and advancing innovations across pharmaceuticals (Pharma), medical technology (MedTech), and other medical devices, with a strategic focus on early-stage opportunities, particularly those emerging from Scandinavian research institutions. By leveraging strategic capital allocation, robust governance including a dedicated Investment Committee, and an extensive industry network, PEG aims to transform groundbreaking ideas into impactful healthcare solutions and products. The company is committed to building a balanced portfolio that delivers ongoing value creation and supports long-term growth for the benefit of patients, healthcare systems, and its investors. Attachments 2025 08 14 Announcement no 09 - UK H1 2025 financial report PharmaEquityGroup-H1 2025 report The post Consolidated Interim Report 1 January – 30 June 2025 appeared first on ForexTV.