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The Logistics Manager’s Index in the US fell to 57.1 in March 2025 from 62.8 in February, which was the highest reading since June 2022. The decline is the third largest in the history of the index and March marked the softest expansion in the logistics sector in seven months. The decline was led by price metrics, namely Inventory Costs (-6.7 to 70.6), Warehousing Prices (-16.0 to 61.0), and Transportation Prices (-9.0 to 56.4), suggesting that supply chains revved up in February and early March to bring goods in, but have slowed in more recent weeks as more trade controls have been implemented. In addition, softer expansions were also recorded for Inventory Levels (-3.6 to 61.2), Warehousing (+1.8 to 52.3) and Transportation (-1.6 to 53.6) Capacity, Warehousing (-5.8 to 59.7) and Transportation Utilization (-3.8 to 54).

US Logistics Growth Slows Sharply in March

Cocoa futures surged toward $8,400 per tonne, their highest since mid-March, following news that cocoa exports from the Ivory Coast had slowed. According to the latest data released by the government on April 1st, farmers in the Ivory Coast shipped 1.44 million metric tonnes (MMT) of cocoa to ports during this marketing year, from October 1 to March 30, up +11% from last year but down from the stronger 35% rise seen in December. Heavy rainfall and the Cocoa Swollen Shoot Virus (CSSV) threaten crops in the top grower for the second year. Moreover, concerns about the mid-crop are also supporting prices. The average estimate for this year's Ivory Coast mid-crop is 400,000 MT, down 9% from last year's 440,000 MT.

Cocoa Futures at Near 3-Week High

Retail sales in Cyprus increased by 4.7% year-on-year in February 2025 from a six-month low of 2.6% rise in the previous month. This marked the strongest growth in retail activity since November 2024, mainly driven by higher sales in food, beverages, and tobacco in non-specialised stores (5.1% vs 3.5% in January), ICT equipment (11.7% vs 2.8%), clothing and footwear (9.6% vs 4.2%), and cultural and recreational goods (17.8% vs 12.6%). Additionally, sales rebounded in food, beverages, and tobacco in specialised stores (1.8% vs -1.0%), other household equipment (3.0% vs -1.3%), and pharmaceuticals, orthopedic goods, and cosmetics (0.1% vs -1.3%). In contrast, trade slowed notably for automotive fuel (0.3% vs 3.7%). On a year-to-date basis, retail sales advanced by 3.7%.

Cyprus Retail Sales Growth at 3-Month High

USDINR decreased to a 13-week low of 85.40. Over the past 4 weeks, US Dollar Indian Rupee lost 2.23%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 2.27%.

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