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Italy’s HCOB Composite PMI fell to 51.1 in June 2025 from 52.5 in May, marking the weakest expansion since March. The slowdown was driven by softer growth in services (PMI at 52.1) and a renewed contraction in manufacturing (PMI at 48.4). New business inflows also weakened, with growth in new orders concentrated solely in the service sector. Despite this, private sector employment rose at the fastest pace in a year, even as factories continued to cut jobs. Signs of spare capacity persisted, with backlogs of work falling at a slightly faster pace than the previous month. Input costs rose across the private sector, though output charge inflation eased to its lowest level in 2025. Price increases were confined to services, while manufacturers saw declines in both costs and selling prices. Business confidence about future activity remained largely unchanged from May, reflecting cautious optimism amid mixed sector trends.

Italian Private Sector Activity Growth at 3-Month Low

Frankfurt's DAX edged up 0.2% to trade above 23,800 on Thursday, extending yesterday’s gains, supported by auto and tech stocks amid optimism on trade negotiations. News of the US lifting some chip design export controls on China lifted sentiment, marking another sign of easing tensions and a prospective trade truce. Vietnam’s Tuesday trade agreement with the US eliminated tariffs on American goods, boosting hopes for a similar US-EU deal. Meanwhile, ECB minutes and US labor market data will take center stage today, with both likely to impact the economic outlook and rate cut expectations.

DAX Advances for 2nd Day

The CAC 40 rose 0.3% to 7,763 on Thursday, extending gains from the previous session and remaining near over two-week highs, as market sentiment continued to improve amid encouraging signals on global trade relations. In a positive development, the Trump administration lifted export license requirements for US chip design software sales to China. This move is part of a broader trade agreement aimed at renewing cooperation on rare earths and advanced technologies, signaling a potential thaw in US-China trade tensions. Meanwhile, investors looked ahead to upcoming PMI data across Europe. Most stocks on the CAC 40 traded in positive territory. Notable gainers included Teleperformance (2%), Thales (1.7%), Accor (1.4%), and Edenred (1.1%). On the downside, a few stocks bucked the trend. Engie led the few decliners, falling 1%, followed by Publicis (-0.8%), and luxury stocks Kering (-0.4%) and Hermès (-0.2%).

French Stocks Rise for 2nd Session

Turkey’s annual producer inflation rose to 24.45% in June 2025 from 23.13% in the previous month. This marked the highest level since February 2025, driven by the rise in costs in the manufacturing sector (23.79% vs 22.99% in May), water supply (61.04% vs 57.57%) and electricity, gas, and steam (28.25% vs 19.83%). Conversely, inflation moderated for mining and quarrying (23.79% vs 28.11%). On a monthly basis, producer prices increased by 2.46% in June, easing from a 2.48% rise in the preceding month.

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Italian Private Sector Activity Growth at 3-Month Low

DAX Advances for 2nd Day

French Stocks Rise for 2nd Session

Turkish Producer Inflation Rises to 4-Month High

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ユーロ圏HCOB 総合 PMI

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イギリスS&P グローバルサービス PMI 最終版

イギリスS&P グローバル総合 PMI 最終値

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タイムリーなニュースや経済イベント＆アイデアで、賢く投資を。

最新ニュース

Italian Private Sector Activity Growth at 3-Month Low

DAX Advances for 2nd Day

French Stocks Rise for 2nd Session

Turkish Producer Inflation Rises to 4-Month High

近日の事件

ユーロ圏HCOB 総合 PMI

ユーロ圏S＆PグローバルサービスPMIファイナル

イギリスS&amp;P グローバル サービス PMI 最終版

イギリスS&amp;P グローバル総合 PMI 最終値

イギリスS&P グローバルサービス PMI 最終版

イギリスS&P グローバル総合 PMI 最終値