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アメリカ金利予測-1年目

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Producer prices in Russia rose by 0.4% from the previous year in August of 2025, rebounding from the 0.3% drop in the previous month to mark the sharpest inflation rate in four months. The halt in the brief deflationary backdrop for producers was coincided with the Bank of Russia's note that upside risks to inflation persist in the Russian economy, while base effects started to wane. Inflation picked up for the provision of electricity, gas, and steam (13.9% vs 14.2% in July) and deflation slowed for mined goods (-14.2% vs -14.9%). In turn, price growth eased for manufacturing (1.9% vs 2.4%). From the previous month, producer prices rose by 1.1%, the most in one year.

Russian Producer Prices Rebound

In Milan,  the FTSE MIB Index dropped 550 points or 1.29 percent on Wednesday. Losses were led by MFE-MediaForEurope (-5.99%), Banca Generali (-3.63%) and UniCredit (-3.54%).

The FTSE MIB Index Closes 1.29% Lower

The DAX in Germany experienced a volatile session to close marginally up at 23,347 on Wednesday, as investors turned more cautious ahead of the highly anticipated Fed's policy decision later in the day. While the US central bank is widely expected to lower interest rates by at least 25 basis points in its first cut of 2025, the focus will be on Fed Powell's remarks for signals on further easing. On the data front, Eurozone consumer price inflation for August 2025 was revised down to 2.0% from a preliminary 2.1%, aligning with the ECB’s target. On the corporate front, SAP led the gains, rising 3.2%, as Jefferies maintained a Buy rating and EUR 290 price target, pointing to resilient cloud growth and free cash flow outlook.

DAX Ends on Cautious Note

The FTSE MIB fell 1.3% to close at 41,955 on Wednesday as investors awaited the outcome of the two-day FOMC meeting, with markets expecting a 25bps rate cut on evidence of a deteriorating labor market.On the corporate front, UniCredit (-3.6%) slumped after CEO Andrea Orcel highlighted Poland, Italy, and Germany as potential M&A targets. UniCredit’s bid for Banco BPM (-1.5%) collapsed earlier this year, while German opposition has stalled a deal with Commerzbank, where UniCredit’s stake is set to rise to 29% by year-end through derivative conversion. Other Italian banks also fell (Intesa Sanpaolo -1.3%, Banca Mediolanum -1.8%). Ferrari (-2.6%) and Leonardo (-2.5%) declined, while Nexi (+1.9%) outperformed.

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