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The BSE Sensex climbed 139 points, or 0.2%, to 84,701 in early trade on Monday, rising for the sixth consecutive session and hitting its highest level since October 27, supported by an improving earnings outlook. Sentiment was also lifted by the clear victory of the BJP-led NDA in the Bihar assembly elections, which boosted expectations of political stability and policy continuity. Almost all sectors traded in the green, including banking and financial services. Auto stocks rose 0.3% despite pressure from Tata Motors, which plunged 4.2% after the company cut its margin forecasts. Gains were capped by losses in the IT sector, which fell 0.3% on declines in TCS (-0.5%) and Infosys (-0.2%). Fading expectations of a US rate cut in December, following hawkish remarks from key Fed policymakers, also weighed on sentiment. Meanwhile, mid-cap and small-cap indices gained 0.6% and 0.7%, respectively. Among the top performers were Kotak Mahindra (1.3%), Axis Bank (1.2%), and Bajaj Finance (1.0%).

Sensex Opens the Week at 3-Week High

Thailand’s unemployment rate fell to 0.76% in Q3 2025 from 0.88% in the previous quarter, easing for the second straight period, the National Economic and Social Development Council said in a statement. It was the lowest level since Q4 2014, signaling a modest increase in labor demand even as the broader economy remained fragile. Employment, however, slipped 0.5% after a marginal 0.02% rise in Q2, underscoring underlying softness. The drop in joblessness came despite a quarterly GDP contraction, suggesting resilience in the labor market, partly supported by seasonal hiring and momentum under the new leadership of Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.

Thailand Q3 Jobless Rate Drops Despite Economic Contraction

Japan’s industrial production rose 2.6% month-over-month in September 2025, surpassing flash data of a 2.2% increase and rebounding from a 1.5% drop in the previous month. It marked the first monthly expansion since June and the fastest pace since March 2024, boosted by a recovery in some key industries. Output bounced back for production machinery (6.3% vs -2.1% in August), inorganic and organic chemicals (9.1% vs -5.4%), and fabricated metals (7.6% vs -8.1%). On an annual basis, industrial production expanded 3.8%, reversing a 1.6% decline in August and posting the strongest yearly growth in three months.

Japan Industrial Output Growth Revised Higher

Cash remittances coursed through banks in the Philippines rose by 3.7% year-on-year to USD 3.12 billion in September 2025 from USD 3.01 billion in the same month last year. From January to September, cash remittances expanded by 3.2% to USD 26.03 billion, mainly driven by increased inflows from the US, Singapore, and Saudi Arabia. By country of origin, the US remained the top source, accounting for 40.4% of total remittances, followed by Singapore (7.1%), Saudi Arabia (6.4%), Japan (4.9%), and the United Kingdom (4.8%). Meanwhile, personal remittances, which include bank transfers, informal channels, and in-kind transfers, grew by 3.8% to USD 3.46 billion from USD 3.34 billion from a year earlier. Cumulative personal remittances for January to September reached USD 28.97 billion, marking a 3.2% gain from USD 28.07 billion in the same period in 2024.

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