The Athens Stock Exchange (ATHEX) ranked fourth in the world in November, according to a Deutsche Bank report. Based on the German bank's data, the Athens Stock Exchange posted 4.4% profits for the month, putting it in the running for a top-five spot before the year is out. ATHEX was only outpaced by silver, gold, and Brazil's Bovespa Index in local currency and dollar value. It remained in fourth and third place, respectively, in the global rankings in terms of its annual yields, with 20 sessions expected until the end of 2025. In its report, Deutsche Bank described November as a month "with two faces" for global markets, noting that risks dominated early on before a strong rebound lifted the S&P 500 to a total return of +0.2%. The main driver, the bank said in its monthly report, was the U.S. Federal Reserve. Investors initially priced in no rate cut for December, but a market pullback and weaker economic data revived expectations...