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ユーロ圏インフレ率前年比最終値

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The S&P/ASX 200 dropped 0.8% to finish at 8,995 on Friday, snapping a three-day rally and trimming its weekly gain to 0.4%, dragged by losses in energy, tech, and healthcare stocks. Energy stocks led the decline, slipping 2.8% to a four-month low as oil prices fell amid uncertainty over global supply. Oil and gas firms Woodside and Santos slid 2.6% and 3.3%, respectively. The tech sector also lost ground, down 1.9% to its lowest since late May, tracking Wall Street’s overnight drop as renewed concerns over US regional banks and trade tensions weighed on sentiment. Additionally, healthcare stocks faced pressure, led by biotech giant CSL (-0.8%) and Telix Pharmaceuticals (-1.7%). On the upside, gold miners outperformed, rising 1.3% to a fresh record high as stronger bullion prices lifted Northern Star and Newmont by 2.3% and 2.8%, respectively. Meanwhile, mounting expectations of an RBA rate cut as early as next month, following a surprise rise in unemployment, also weighed on the index.

Aussie Stocks Finish Lower

Wholesale inflation in Angola fell to 16.56% in September 2025, marking the fourteenth consecutive month of deceleration, down from 18.20% in August. This was the lowest rate since July 2023. However, prices for imported goods rose faster (8.26% vs 7.70% in August), driven by higher costs in agriculture, animal production, hunting, forestry, and manufacturing. Price growth for domestic products also picked up (16.32% vs 15.73%), led by increases in fishing and manufacturing. On a monthly basis, wholesale prices rose 0.52%, slightly below August’s 0.55%. INE noted that wholesale inflation has been on a steady downward trend since mid-2024, supported by easing input costs, a stronger kwanza, and improved supply conditions.

Angola Wholesale Inflation Lowest in Over 2 Years

Hungary’s gross wage rose by 8.7% year-on-year to HUF 683,302 in August 2025, slowing from a 9.0% increase in the previous month. The moderation in wage growth was primarily driven by softer increases across both the public (9.3% vs. 10%) and private sectors (8.5% vs. 8.7%). On the other hand, wages continued to rise in the non-profit sector (9.7% vs. 9.1%). Excluding one-off payments and bonuses, August wages were 8.1% higher than in the same period a year earlier, at HUF 654,700. Considering the January–August period, average gross wages increased by 9.1%.

Hungary Gross Wage Growth Slows in August

In Tokyo,  the Nikkei 225 Index dropped 728 points or 1.51 percent on Friday. Losses were led by Toho (-5.05%), Furukawa Electric (-4.61%) and Screen Holdings (-4.44%).

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