アメリカ消費者信用の変化

アメリカイングランド銀行カーン議長の演説

Costa Rica’s consumer prices fell 0.38% year-on-year in October 2025, after a 1% decline in September, marking the sixth consecutive month of deflation. Prices dropped sharply for information and communication (-6.29%), transport (-2.78%), clothing and footwear (-2.04%), and furniture and household articles (-1.68%). In contrast, costs rose for education (4.12%), rent and utilities (1.13%), and recreation, sports and culture (1.12%). On a monthly basis, consumer prices increased 0.19%, rebounding from a 0.4% decrease in September.

Costa Rica Records Sixth Month of Deflation

The ongoing US government shutdown, now the longest in history, is likely to extend the halt in US economic data releases. This will leave the spotlight to private data, featuring weekly ADP employment figures and the NFIB Small Business Optimism Index. In Europe, data updates will be headlined by the GDP and labor market insights in the UK, which will join the Eurozone in releasing industrial production. In Asia, investors will turn to China's data dump for industrial production, retail sales, property prices, and credit aggregates. Also, Japan will post its fresh GDP estimates. Finally, a slowing earnings season will see results from Cisco, Disney, and Applied Materials in the US while major reports elsewhere include Tencent, Alibaba, Softbank, Sony, Siemens, Munich Re, and Allianz.

Week Ahead - Nov 10th

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index dropped 186 points or 0.78 percent on Friday. Losses were led by Zalando (-8.18%), Scout24 (-5.10%) and Infineon (-3.13%). Offsetting the fall, top gainers were BMW (2.02%), Henkel (1.83%) and Rheinmetall (1.81%).

The DAX Index Closes 0.78% Lower

The FTSE MIB fell 0.3% to close at 42,918 on Friday, tracking global market losses as investors questioned the sustainability of the recent rally in artificial intelligence stocks. STMicroelectronics slipped nearly 2%, remaining pressured by concerns over future AI returns relative to its capital expenditure. Meanwhile, Prysmian fell 4% as investors grew cautious about the durability of its strong profits, which may have been influenced by one-off items. Similarly, Unipol fell 3.8% despite a 54.7% rise in nine-month earnings. Also, Iveco edged lower after Italy approved its sale to Tata Motors, which will divest its defense unit to Leonardo. Leonardo rose 1.8% after reporting a 23.4% jump in new orders as the surge in defense investment by NATO governments supported the European defense sector this year. The day’s standout performer was Banca MPS, which gained 4.4% after third-quarter profit exceeded estimates and the bank raised its 2025 outlook.

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Costa Rica Records Sixth Month of Deflation

Week Ahead - Nov 10th

The DAX Index Closes 0.78% Lower

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アメリカ消費者信用の変化

アメリカイングランド銀行カーン議長の演説