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The AIB Ireland Services PMI climbed to 57.4 in October 2025, up from 56.4 in September, marking the fastest expansion in the sector since December 2024, as both activity and new orders rose at the quickest rates in ten months. Despite the sharp increases in business activity and new orders, service providers raised staffing levels only modestly, and to a smaller extent than in the previous month. The technology, media, and telecoms sector recorded the fastest expansion, while transport, tourism, and leisure posted an eighth consecutive monthly decline, though it was only fractional. On prices, input cost inflation eased. Meanwhile, output cost inflation accelerated for the third consecutive month, reaching its fastest pace since May, with all sectors recording increases. Looking ahead, business sentiment weakened to a four-month low amid ongoing market uncertainty.

Irish Services Sector Growth at 10-Month High

Brent crude oil futures fell toward $64 per barrel on Wednesday, extending losses from the previous session, as a sharp rise in inventories heightened oversupply concerns. API data showed US crude stocks surged by 6.5 million barrels in the week ending November 4th, far exceeding expectations for a 2.4 million barrel draw, and marking the largest weekly build since early July if confirmed by official data later today. This follows OPEC+’s decision to pause output hikes from January to March after a modest December increase, citing seasonal demand shifts and expectations of a 2026 surplus from rising OPEC and non-OPEC supply. A stronger US dollar also weighed on prices, making dollar-denominated commodities more expensive. Still, analysts warned of supply risks amid tighter US sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil and continued Ukrainian drone attacks, including one that ignited a tanker and damaged facilities at Rosneft’s Tuapse port.

Brent Extends Losses

WTI crude oil futures fell toward $60 per barrel on Wednesday, extending losses from the previous session, as a sharp rise in inventories heightened oversupply concerns. API data showed US crude stocks surged by 6.5 million barrels in the week ending November 4th, far exceeding expectations for a 2.4 million barrel draw, and marking the largest weekly build since early July if confirmed by official data later today. This follows OPEC+’s decision to pause output hikes from January to March after a modest December increase, citing seasonal demand shifts and expectations of a 2026 surplus from rising OPEC and non-OPEC supply. A stronger US dollar also weighed on prices, making dollar-denominated commodities more expensive. Still, analysts warned of supply risks amid tighter US sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil and continued Ukrainian drone attacks, including one that ignited a tanker and damaged facilities at Rosneft’s Tuapse port.

Oil Extends Losses

The Nikkei 225 Index fell 2.5% to around 50,200, while the broader Topix Index dropped 1.3% to 3,267 on Wednesday, extending losses from the previous session and mirroring Wall Street’s overnight selloff amid renewed concerns over lofty AI valuations. Warnings from Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon and Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick about potential market drawdowns over the next two years further dampened sentiment. Tech and AI-related stocks led the decline, with SoftBank Group, Advantest, Lasertec, Fujikura, and Tokyo Electron plunging between 3.2% and 9.4%. Other major names also weakened, including Mitsubishi UFJ (-1.7%), Toyota Motor (-2%), and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (-3.2%). On the domestic front, investors looked ahead to key economic releases this week for clues on the Bank of Japan’s policy outlook, as speculation builds over a possible rate hike in December.

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Irish Services Sector Growth at 10-Month High

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