Business Insights: Nov 30 - United States (5 stories)

Here is your Weekly summary for Business & Finance across United States for Mon 24th November - Sun 30th November 2025

Meituan has reported its first loss since 2022, attributed to fierce competition with Alibaba and JD.com amid a sluggish Chinese consumer market. This marks a significant shift for the company, highlighting the pressures of ongoing price wars in the sector.

In Germany, a projected stock market boom driven by a €500 billion infrastructure spending plan is expected to attract more foreign investors and dealmakers, potentially revitalizing the economy. This influx could reshape the investment landscape in Europe.

Meanwhile, Bank Indonesia is looking to balance interest rate cuts with economic stability, aiming to foster growth while maintaining currency stability. This approach reflects the central bank's cautious optimism for the coming year.

In the fintech sector, Nu and Revolut are vying for a share of Mexico's middle-class wealth, leveraging newly acquired banking licenses to tap into payroll deposits. This competition underscores the growing importance of financial services in emerging markets, as Wall Street maintains a bullish outlook for these regions in 2026, driven by dollar weakness and AI investments.