Novo Nordisk has won U.S. approval to market a tablet version of its obesity drug Wegovy, a move Bloomberg says is key to defending the company’s market share against rival Eli Lilly. The authorization, reported on Dec. 23, 2025, allows Novo Nordisk to offer an oral formulation of the medicine in the U.S. market. The approval represents a strategic step to broaden patient access and compete more directly with emerging alternatives from Eli Lilly. Wegovy is already established as a treatment for obesity; the tablet launch could affect prescribing patterns and market dynamics in the sector. Bloomberg is the source of the report; no additional sales forecasts or regulatory conditions were cited in the item. #NovoNordisk #Wegovy #EliLilly #obesity #FiatNews

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš announced which trust fund he will transfer the Agrofert holding into, signaling an official move of the conglomerate into a designated fiduciary structure. Further details on the chosen fund were disclosed by the prime minister. #Agrofert #CzechRepublic #FiatNews

European futures traded mostly higher in early deals, with futures showing gains across major indices as markets opened on Dec. 23, 2025. Broader moves were described as predominantly in the green in morning trade. #Europe #futures #FiatNews

Mercedes reached a definitive settlement in the United States over an emissions scandal, formally resolving the case in the U.S. market, according to reports. The agreement concludes ongoing litigation tied to the matter. #Mercedes #FiatNews

Google has acquired a company that operates data centres with integrated energy infrastructure, a move that bolsters its physical cloud footprint and energy management capabilities. The deal was reported on Dec. 23, 2025. #Google #FiatNews

Novo Nordisk won U.S. approval to market an oral (pill) version of its weight‑loss drug Wegovy, allowing the company to offer an alternative to the injectable formulation and expand treatment options for obesity patients in the U.S. #NovoNordisk #Wegovy #FiatNews

On Dec. 23, 2025, investor Steve Eisman said markets are no longer driven by the Federal Reserve; instead, he identified the future of artificial intelligence as the key market mover. Eisman argued that the Fed is currently “only fine‑tuning” interest rates, and in such a phase its policy decisions are largely irrelevant for equity performance. Eisman’s comment frames central bank action as less decisive for stock returns when rate policy is stable or incremental. By contrast, he pointed to AI’s long‑term growth and disruption potential as the primary focus for investors allocating capital and assessing company prospects. Eisman is a well‑known market figure whose views reflect a shift among some investors from macro policy drivers to technology fundamentals and sectoral change when forming market expectations. #SteveEisman #Fed #AI #markets #FiatNews

U.S. equity indexes climbed again on December 22, 2025, pushing back toward fresh highs. The S&P 500 rose 0.5% while the Nasdaq gained 0.4% on the day. In Europe, Germany’s DAX edged up 0.1%. The moves left major U.S. benchmarks approaching new record levels as of the close on December 22, 2025. Market participants will watch whether this momentum persists into year‑end amid scheduled economic releases and corporate reporting. #SPX #NASDAQ #DAX #markets #FiatNews

US trade shift after presidential change: the return of Donald Trump to the White House in 2025 is linked to a flurry of new tariffs that raised import duties to levels not seen since the Great Depression, unsettled markets and sparked talks on trade and investment agreements. #trade #FiatNews

Metals rally continues: gold targets its largest annual gain since 1979, silver trades near $70, and copper is close to $12,000. Factors cited include looser monetary policy, geopolitical tensions and strong central bank buying. #Gold #Copper #FiatNews

Baidu plans to deploy robotaxis in London from next year through partnerships with Lyft and Uber, marking an international expansion of its autonomous taxi service. #Baidu #FiatNews

Analysis: US tariffs have hit Germany’s auto sector hardest among German industries. German car exports to the US fell nearly 14% year-on-year in the first three quarters, Reuters analysis shows. #trade #Germany #FiatNews

EU unveils new Automotive Package (announced Dec. 16) aimed at supporting the shift to clean mobility while preserving competitiveness of the European auto industry. Details target flexibility in the transition. #EU #automotive #FiatNews

European Commission opens in-depth investigation into planned Czech state support for building and operating two new nuclear blocks at Dukovany to assess compliance with EU state aid rules. #EU #Dukovany #FiatNews

Czech nuclear output record: Temelín and Dukovany reactors produced over 31.02 TWh so far this year — the highest annual output recorded to date. #Czech #energy #FiatNews

Jan Čermák: investments in technology and AI continue to drive US productivity and economic growth, but political risks remain — from the Fed and potential tariff reversals to the threat of another government shutdown, he warns. #AI #FiatNews

China will impose provisional anti-dumping/anti-subsidy duties of up to 42.7% on certain dairy products from the EU, a response to an EU probe launched more than a year ago that also covered Czech exports. #China #EU #FiatNews

Prague Stock Exchange: PX climbed 0.45% to 2,666.09, setting another high. Most traded Czech stocks ended in positive territory; shares of Erste, Moneta Money Bank and Photon Energy closed lower. #PX #Czech #FiatNews

Precious metals and oil: gold and silver hit new record highs, continuing a strong rally. Oil rose more than 2% after a tanker was detained off Venezuela, raising concerns about potential supply disruptions. #Gold #Silver #Oil #FiatNews

FX: the yen weakened near record lows versus the euro and franc despite the BOJ raising rates to 0.75% last week. EUR/USD moved to 1.1750. Czech koruna ended unchanged vs. the euro but strengthened further against the dollar. #FX #FiatNews