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フランスイングランド銀行カーン議長の演説

Retail sales in Bulgaria increased by 5.7% year-on-year in September 2025 from 4.9% in the previous month. Sales increased in non-food products (10.6% vs 9.8% in August), automotive fuels and lubricants (4.2% vs 3%), computer and communication equipment (16.2% vs 10.3%), audio and video equipment (13% vs 12.5%), and pharmaceutical and medical goods cosmetics, and toiletries (11.7% vs 6.7%). At the same time, purchases rebounded for food, beverages, and tobacco (0.3% vs -0.8%). Meanwhile, sales growth slowed for other retail sales in non-specialized stores (11% vs 13.8%), textiles, clothing, footwear, and leather goods (10.2% vs 19.8%), and mail order, telephone, or internet (5.1% vs 7.2%). On a monthly basis, retail sales rose by 0.8% in September from an upwardly revised 0.2% in the preceding period.

Bulgaria Retail Sales Growth Rises in September

The Norges Bank kept its key policy rate unchanged at 4% in November 2025, following a 25 basis-point cut at the previous meeting, in line with market expectations. Policymakers noted that no new information has emerged to materially alter the outlook for the Norwegian economy since the last monetary policy meeting in September. While acknowledging that the outlook remains uncertain, the bank reiterated that if the economy develops broadly as projected, the policy rate is likely to be reduced further over the coming year. The central bank also emphasized that monetary policy has helped cool the Norwegian economy and curb inflation in recent years. However, inflation remains above target, with core inflation hovering around 3%, and unemployment edging slightly higher. Policymakers stressed that a restrictive stance is still warranted, as the task of bringing inflation fully under control is not yet complete, and the bank is in no rush to lower rates further.

Norges Bank Leaves Rates Steady as Expected

The CAC 40 fell 0.7% on Thursday to around 8,018 points, reversing the previous session’s modest gains, as a sharp selloff in tech-related stocks weighed on the index. Legrand tumbled more than 10% after reporting nine-month sales of €6.97 billion, slightly below expectations, fueling concerns over high valuations in the sector. Teleperformance slumped 7% after cutting its annual targets, with third-quarter revenue down 0.5% to €2.51 billion, while Schneider Electric lost 2.4% following news of a partnership with NVIDIA to develop “AI factory” infrastructure. Other tech names also weakened, including Dassault Systèmes (-0.6%) and STMicroelectronics (-1.3%). In contrast, ArcelorMittal gained 5.2% after posting Q3 EBITDA of $1.51 billion, in line with forecasts, and expressing optimism for 2026 despite soft demand. Veolia rose 0.7% after reporting a 5.4% increase in nine-month EBITDA to €5.08 billion, topping estimates.

French Stocks Slide on Tech Valuation Worries

Retail sales in Slovakia rose by 1.4% year-on-year in September 2025, rebounding from a 0.7% decline in the previous month. This marked the highest retail activity since December 2024 as sales increased for automotive fuel (0.7% vs 0.5% in August) and other goods in specialized stores (8.1% vs 4.7%). At the same time, sales rebounded for ICT equipment (12.5% vs -2.9%), while purchases declined softer for food, beverages, and tobacco (-10.7% vs -14.7%), other household equipment (-0.1% vs -5.6%), and trade outside stores, stalls, or markets (-1.5% vs -12.5%). In contrast, sales growth eased for goods sold in non-specialized stores (0.7% vs 4.4%), while purchases declined further for cultural and recreational goods (-5.8% vs -3.5%) and sales via stalls and markets (-21.7% vs -10.8%). On a monthly basis, retail trade increased by 1.6% in September, following a flat reading in the preceding period.

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