ドイツ小売売上高前年比

ドイツ輸入価格前月比

ドイツ小売売上高前月比

ドイツ輸入価格前年同期比

Kenya's annual inflation rate stood at 4.6% in October 2025, the highest since June last year, unchanged from September. Still, inflation remained below the 5% midpoint of the central bank’s target range for a 17th straight month, partly due to weak domestic demand. Meanwhile, the core inflation, the central bank’s preferred gauge of underlying price pressures, slowed to 2.7%, compared with 2.9% in September. On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose by 0.2% in October, the same pace as in the previous period.

Kenya Inflation Rate Steady at 4.6%

The offshore yuan held its decline around 7.11 per dollar on Friday as investors weighed disappointing PMI data and the outcomes from the recent Trump-Xi meeting. China’s manufacturing PMI fell to a six-month low of 49 in October 2025, signaling continued weakness in the industrial sector and fueling expectations of further stimulus to support domestic demand. Meanwhile, the services PMI remained near a ten-month low of 50, reflecting subdued economic momentum amid ongoing property market stress and global trade headwinds. On the trade front, the US and China agreed to extend their temporary trade truce for another year, with the US pausing the “50% rule” on export controls and China suspending rare earth export restrictions. However, China’s readout offered few specifics, suggesting that both sides still need to refine and finalize the agreements, leaving some issues unresolved. For the month, the yuan is still on track for a gain.

Offshore Yuan Holds Decline

The annual inflation rate in the Netherlands eased to 3.1% in October 2025 from a five-month high of 3.3% in September, according to preliminary estimates. The main downward pressure came from a sharp slowdown in energy prices, with energy inflation falling to 2.1% in October from 4.0% in September, while non-energy industrial goods inflation declined to 0.4% from 1.5%. In contrast, services inflation accelerated to 4.5% from 4.1%, and food, beverages, and tobacco prices edged up to 3.8% from 3.7%. On a monthly basis, consumer prices are expected to rise 0.3%, reversing a 0.1% decline in the previous period. Meanwhile, HICP-based inflation, which excludes owner-occupied housing costs, was estimated at 3.0% in October, unchanged from September.

Dutch Inflation Rate Slows to 3.1%

The BSE Sensex dropped 221 points, or 0.3%, to 84,184 in a choppy morning session on Friday, extending losses for a second straight session, mainly weighed down by declines in metals, banks, and financial services. Ongoing foreign capital outflows continued to pressure sentiment. Investors also braced for quarterly earnings results from several companies later today, including Bharat Electronics and BPCL. Traders anticipated the release of private PMI data for China — India’s top trading partner — as well as October trade data next week, after official figures showed that factory activity in the mainland remained weak. However, upbeat Q2 corporate earnings and easing US-China trade tensions helped cap the losses. Among individual stocks, NTPC fell 2.1%, Kotak Mahindra Bank dropped 1.1%, Tata Steel declined 1.1%, and HDFC Bank slipped 0.8%. For the week, the index is heading for its first weekly loss in five weeks, though it is still on track for a second consecutive monthly gain.

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