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3Q25: Is it a turning point? Not exactly

14/10/25 -"The solid figures published do not represent the expected turning point, as they have been driven primarily by acquisitions in Europe and tariff tailwinds in Asia and America. However, the low ..."

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Business & Trends Graphics : Momentum
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