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Newcastle coal futures eased below the $110 per tonne threshold to trim the rebound that topped at $112.5 on July 2nd as investors reconsidered the impact of an oversupplied market. The likely reintroduction of tariffs against South Korea and Japan hampered the outlook against importers of higher-grade thermal coal typically shipped out of the Newcastle port. This coincided with evidence of ample supply. Chinese fossil-fuel power output dropped by 4.7% annually in the first quarter amid lower power demand and strong supply from renewable energy sources. Domestic production in China rose 4% from the previous year in May, aligned with the earlier signal that it plans to boost output by 1.5% to 4.82 billion tons this year after the record amount of output in 2024. Limiting the pullback, seaborne imports of thermal coal from major consumers India and China picked up to a five-month high in May.

Coal Trims Rebound

The UK 10-year gilt yield climbed to 4.65%, the highest in on emonth, as investors reacted to renewed trade tensions and fiscal uncertainty. Focus returned to US trade policy, with President Trump’s 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs ending Wednesday. The UK is urgently seeking US approval to activate a deal scrapping tariffs on British steel; failure could see levies spike to 50%. This is crucial for the struggling UK steel sector, as the US is its second-largest export market. On the domestic front, Chancellor Rachel Reeves hinted at potential tax hikes in the autumn budget to help close a public finance gap, following Labour’s concessions on welfare reform to avoid internal party backlash. Meanwhile, markets continue to price in a 25 basis point Bank of England rate cut in September.

UK 10-Year Gilt Yield Rises to 1-Month High

The trade deficit in Greece narrowed to EUR 2.3 billion in May 2025 from EUR 3.3 billion in the same month last year. Exports declined by 1.3% year-on-year to EUR 4.2 billion, as a result of a decline in sales by 6.1% to third countries, while it advanced by 2.6% to EU countries. Meanwhile, imports fell sharper by 14.7% to EUR 6.5 billion, mainly due to lower shipments by 35.4% from third countries, whereas arrivals rose by 10.2% from EU countries. Considering the first five months of the year, the country’s trade deficit eased to EUR 13.4 billion from EUR 14.4 billion in the corresponding period a year ago, as exports dropped by 4.3% and imports contracted by 5.3%.

Greece Trade Deficit Narrows in May

DE40 increased to 24153.00 Index Points, the highest since June 2025. Over the past 4 weeks, Germany Stock Market Index (DE40) lost 0.12%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 32.4%.

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