イタリア調和した膨張率前月比ファイナル

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イタリアインフレ率前年比最終値

イタリア調和した膨張率前年比最終

Hungary’s gross wage rose by 9% year-on-year to HUF 693,700 in July 2025, slowing from a 9.7% increase in the previous month. The moderation in wage growth was primarily driven by softer rises in both the private (8.7% vs 9.7% in June) and non-profit sectors (9.1% vs 10.7%). On the other hand, wages increased further for the public sector (10% vs 9.5%). Without the impact of one-off payments and bonuses, July’s wages were 8.5% higher than in the same period a year ago at HUF 656,600. Considering the January to July period, average gross wages went up by 9.1%.

Hungary Gross Wage Growth Slows in July

Iron ore futures climbed to around CNY 801 per tonne on Tuesday, recouping losses from earlier in the week after industry data showed Chinese steelmakers produced 2.09 Mt of crude steel per day in early September, up 7.8% from a year earlier. Prices also drew support from inventory restocking ahead of China’s National Day holiday. On the supply side, seaborne imports reached 25.6 Mt last week, well above the five-year average of 22.1 Mt, while August imports totaled nearly 112.4 Mt, boosted by record seasonal shipments from Brazil and the clearing of port backlogs following late-July typhoon disruptions. Still, weak Chinese economic data highlighted ongoing property sector stress, with new home prices falling 0.3% in August from the previous month, extending a downturn that began in May 2023 and underscoring subdued housing demand.

Iron Ore Rises on Higher China Steel Output

Total average weekly earnings including bonuses in the UK rose 4.7% year-on-year to GBP 727 per week in the three months to July 2025, slightly higher than 4.7% in the previous period and in line with forecasts. Private sector wage growth eased (4.6% vs 4.7%), and a small slowdown was also seen for the public sector (5.1% vs 5.3%). Adjusted for inflation, total earnings increased 0.5%, the same as in the previous period.

UK Total Pay Growth Edges Up

Regular pay excluding bonuses in the UK rose 4.8% year-on-year to GBP 680 per week in the three months to July 2025, the least since May 2022, compared to a 5% increase in each of the previous two months, and in line with market expectations. A slowdown in wage growth was seen for both the public (5.6% vs 5.7%) and the private (4.7% vs 4.8%) sectors. By industry, the fastest annual increases were recorded for wholesale, retail, hotels, and restaurants (6.4%), followed by services (4.9%), manufacturing (4.5%), construction (3.9%), and finance and business services (3%). Adjusted for inflation, real wages rose 0.7%.

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