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The CAC 40 rose 0.4% to close at 8,484 on Friday, snapping an eight-session losing streak, supported by gains in luxury stocks. The luxury sector rebounded after sharp losses in the previous session amid geopolitical concerns and persistent worries over Chinese demand. LVMH added 2%, Hermès gained 1.1%, and Kering rose 1%. Meanwhile, eurozone government bond yields stabilized after a week marked by stress across global bond markets, which even intervention by the US Treasury Department appeared unable to fully contain. Financials traded mostly higher, with BNP Paribas rising 1.2%. Pharmaceutical and healthcare stocks also advanced, with Sanofi up 1.4% and EssilorLuxottica adding 1.2%. On the data front, France’s manufacturing business climate indicator improved to 103 in August, beating both market expectations and July’s reading of 101 and reaching its highest level since January. Eurozone consumer confidence also rose 0.4 points in August from July.

CAC 40 Snaps Eight-Session Losing Streak

The FTSE 100 rose 0.6% on Friday, extending gains for the sixth session and record a weekly advance. Mining stocks benefited from stronger precious and industrial metal prices, with Antofagasta rising nearly 6%, Endeavour Mining adding more than 4%, and Anglo American climbing 3%. Also, Fresnillo, Rio Tinto and Glencore added around 2% each. Among financial stocks, HSBC gained more than 1%. Meanwhile, heavyweight oil companies Shell and BP fell as Brent crude prices edged lower. The latest data showed UK private sector output expanded at the fastest pace since April, led by a sustained turnaround in service sector activity, which offset a slowdown in manufacturing production growth. Still, UK retail sales fell for the first time since April because very hot weather and fewer discounts kept shoppers away.

FTSE 100 Ends Week Higher

Gold climbed to around $4,580 an ounce on Friday, its highest level since mid-May, and extended weekly gains to around 5%. The rally was supported by renewed concerns over US fiscal sustainability after the Treasury unexpectedly increased its planned purchases of longer-dated government debt, pushing bond yields and the dollar lower. The intervention has raised questions about Washington’s ability to manage rising borrowing costs and reinforced demand for gold as an alternative store of value. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has indicated that further buybacks could follow, while the administration is preparing additional measures to address elevated financing costs. Meanwhile, rising oil prices could limit further gains by keeping inflation pressures elevated and reducing expectations for interest-rate cuts. The US campaign to intensify economic pressure on Iran has also weakened hopes for a quick reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, supporting energy prices.

Gold Advances to Over 3-Month High

The Baltic Exchange's dry bulk freight index, which monitors rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, advanced for a second session on Friday, rising by 1.8% to 2,841 points, driven by gains across all vessel segments. The capesize index, which typically transports 150,000-ton cargoes including iron ore and coal, also gained for a second day, climbing by 2.8% to 4,552 points; and the panamax index, which tracks vessels carrying around 60,000 to 70,000 tons of coal or grain, snapped a seven-day losing streak, up 0.7% to 2,108 points. Among smaller vessels, the supramax index rose to fresh July highs. The benchmark index recorded a weekly decline of 0.8%.

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CAC 40 Snaps Eight-Session Losing Streak

FTSE 100 Ends Week Higher

Gold Advances to Over 3-Month High

Baltic Dry Index Rises for 2nd Day, Still Posts Weekly Loss

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美國貝克休斯石油鑽機數量

美國17週票據拍賣