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South Korea’s import prices dropped by 2.2% year-over-year in August 2025, slowing from a 5.9% decline in July, marking the fifth straight month of declining import costs. Weak global oil prices and a stronger Korean won continued to weigh on overall import expenses. Raw material prices fell 6.6%, slowing from a 12.7% drop the previous month, while intermediate goods declined 1.8%, compared with 4.6% in July. Consumer goods price growth moderated to 2.6% from 3.1%, and capital goods rose 2.6%, up from 1.2%. On a monthly basis, import prices rose 0.3%, down from July’s 0.8% increase.

South Korea August Import Prices Decline, Slower Than July

South Korea’s export prices fell 1% year-over-year in August 2025, following a 4.3% decline in July, marking the fourth consecutive month of drops amid ongoing global economic challenges and shifting demand patterns. The decline was mainly driven by a 1.1% fall in manufactured goods prices, which had dropped 4.5% the previous month. In contrast, prices for agricultural, forestry, and marine products accelerated, rising 9.8% from 7.8% in July. Exports to the U.S. were affected by a 15% tariff, falling 12% in August. On a monthly basis, export prices increased 0.7%, slightly below July’s 0.8% gain.

South Korea’s Export Prices Fall for 4th Straight Month

The Ibovespa rose 0.9% to a fresh record close of 143,547 on Monday as signs of cooling inflation reinforced expectations for easier financing conditions. The IBC-Br fell 0.5% in July, its third straight monthly decline and weaker than the 0.2% drop analysts had penciled in, helping to ease worries about a renewed pickup in price growth. Brazil inflation forecasts in the Focus bulletin edged down 2 basis points to 4.83% for 2025, while the projected rate for next year was trimmed by 12 basis points to 4.38%. Still, the Central Bank is widely expected to keep the Selic at 15.00% on Wednesday even as markets price a 25 basis point cut from the US Federal Reserve next week. On the market, Eletrobras jumped 3.0%, Petrobras rose 1.5%, Vale gained 0.9%, B3 rallied 3.2% and Itaúsa added 1.4%, while Banco do Brasil slipped 2.2%.

Ibovespa Hits Record High

The S&P/TSX Composite rose 0.5% to close at a fresh record of 29,431 on Monday, as investors awaited policy decisions from North America’s major central banks. Most major sectors traded firmly in the green with the rate-sensitive tech sector leading the way as mega-cap Shopify rose 2.6%, followed by financial powerhouse Brookfield adding 1.9%, and energy producing giant Canadian Natural Resources gaining 2.2%. Markets are pricing a 25 basis point cut from the Bank of Canada on Wednesday amid signs of a weakening labour market and softer economic activity, with another reduction expected next quarter. The Federal Reserve is also fully priced for a 25 basis point cut at its upcoming meeting, with a small chance of a larger move, and traders broadly expect additional easing through year end.

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South Korea August Import Prices Decline, Slower Than July

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