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Lithium carbonate prices traded around CNY 60,000 per tonne in June, remaining at a more than four-year low due to persistent oversupply concerns. A survey indicated that China's lithium carbonate production rose 1.7% month-on-month, with forecasts anticipating further growth in June. These developments have heightened supply concerns, as recent IEA data showed that supply grew even faster than demand, surging by over 35% annually last year. Meanwhile, sales of new energy vehicles in China rose year-on-year in May, and exports surged, according to the China Passenger Car Association, supported by ongoing government subsidies that promote vehicle exchanges and energy transition technologies. This is a positive sign amid recent trends suggesting that China's EV market has not expanded as rapidly as expected following the boom at the turn of the decade. Earlier, Beijing provided subsidies to battery producers, which triggered a surge in output and contributed to a supply glut.

Lithium Remains at Over 4-Year Low

Indian stocks closed flat on Tuesday as profit-taking in financials offset gains from optimism over US-China trade talks and continued RBI policy support. Financials and banks, which had surged to record highs, slipped 0.5% and 0.4% as investors booked profits. HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank fell 0.7% and 0.8%. Broader mid- and small-cap indexes also remained subdued. IT stocks rose 1.7% on trade deal hopes, benefiting firms with US exposure. Grasim jumped 3.7% after Morgan Stanley named it a top pick. Coforge rose 2% on JPMorgan optimism. Tata Power gained 1.7% after hitting a solar production milestone. Global sentiment was upbeat as US-China trade talks entered a second day.

Indian Stocks Little Changed on Tuesday

The annual producer inflation in North Macedonia slowed to 6.1% in April 2025 from 7% in the previous month. This marks the softest reading so far this year, as price growth moderated for energy (16.9% vs 17.5% in March), capital goods (13.8% vs 17.3%), consumer goods (3.9% vs 4.2%), and non-durable goods (4.3% vs 4.6%). At the same time, costs declined further for durable goods (-2.3% vs -2.1%). Meanwhile, producer inflation was unchanged for intermediate goods except energy at 2.1%. On a monthly basis, producer prices fell 0.2%, following a 0.4% gain in March.

North Macedonia Producer Inflation Slows to 6.1%

Latvia’s trade deficit narrowed to EUR 268 million in April 2025 from EUR 318 million in the same month last year, as exports rose more than imports. Year-on-year, exports advanced by 8.9% to EUR 1,671.9 million, driven by higher sales of mineral fuels, mineral oils and products of their distillation (59.6%), dairy produce, bird’s eggs, natural honey (42.3%), and pharmaceutical products (24.9%). Shipments to the EU (11.2%) and other countries (11%) rose, while exports to CIS (-14.1%) dropped. Meanwhile, imports increased at a softer 4.7% to EUR 1,939.9 million, mainly due to increased purchases of mineral fuels, mineral oils and products of their distillation (40.5%), optical, medical or surgical instruments and apparatus (24%), and pharmaceutical products (14.6%). Imports from both EU (6.1%) and other countries (9.7%) increased, while arrivals dropped significantly from CIS (-50.4%)

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