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Germany's DAX fell 0.3% to around 24,035 on Friday, a two-week low, as investors weighed central bank meetings, progress in US-China trade, and a flood of corporate and economic data. Investors will closely watch today’s Eurozone inflation data, which could guide the ECB’s next steps. Among stocks, top losers included Deutsche Telekom (-1.3%), Adidas (-1.3%), Hannover Ruck (-1%) and Scout24 (-0.9%). On the upside, Commerzbank led the way, rising 1%, followed by Merck (+0.9%), Volkswagen (+0.6%) and Siemens Energy (+0.4%).

DAX at 2-Week Low

Retail sales in Hong Kong grew by 4.8% year-on-year in September 2025, accelerating from an upwardly revised 3.4% gain in the previous month. It marked the highest reading since December 2023, supported by a recovery in sales of food, alcoholic drinks, and tobacco (1.7% vs -5.1% in August) as well as consumer durable goods (21% vs -2.4%). In addition, sales declined at a softer pace for supermarkets (-0.3% vs -2.8%). Meanwhile, trade continued to fall for fuels (-14.5% vs -11.6%) and slipped for clothing, footwear, and allied products (-7.2% vs 4.9%). Sales growth also moderated for department stores (2.6% vs 3.1%), jewelry, watches, clocks, and valuable gifts (4.9% vs 15.3%), and other consumer goods (5.7% vs 7.9%). On a monthly basis, retail activity edged up to 2.7% from 2.5% in August 2025.

Hong Kong Retail Sales Growth at Near 2-Year High

Hong Kong’s economy grew 3.8% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2025, up from 3.1% in the previous quarter, according to advance estimates. This marks the strongest growth since late 2023, driven by a surge in exports and robust domestic demand. Goods exports rose 12.2%, supported by strong demand for electronics and regional trade flows, while service exports rose 6.1%, boosted by tourism recovery and cross-border financial activity amid rising global stock markets. Imports also increased, though at a slower pace, 11.7% for goods and 2.6% for services. On the domestic front, private consumption grew 2.1%, while overall investment climbed 4.3%, reflecting stronger economic confidence and a stabilizing property market. On a seasonally adjusted quarterly basis, GDP rose 0.7%.

Hong Kong GDP Grows at Fastest Pace Since 2023

Indonesia’s IDX Composite edged up to around 8,193 on Friday afternoon, aiming to secure a third straight session of gains. Healthcare, logistics, and utilities were mainly up amid reports that Indonesia and the U.S. will resume tariff negotiations in November following delays from the U.S. government shutdown. Sentiment also improved after Washington and Beijing agreed to extend their trade truce for another year, though many investors viewed it as a temporary pause rather than a lasting resolution. Meanwhile, U.S. futures rose slightly after mixed earnings from major tech firms. The Jakarta benchmark remained on track for a fourth consecutive monthly gain, up about 1.6% so far in October, supported by expectations of further monetary easing from Bank Indonesia. Traders now await key local indicators due next week, including September trade data, October inflation, and third-quarter GDP figures.

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