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由于中国需求的不确定性，大豆期货价格回落至每蒲式耳10.40美元左右。由于预计可能会出现长期贸易争端，中国正在建立创纪录的大豆库存，这抑制了其在2025/26销售年度对美国新大豆的购买意愿。9月前两周，中国大豆进口量增至115万吨，比上一时期增加14万吨，高于三年平均水平26万吨，但其中大部分进口来自巴西。在供应方面，压力正在显现，因为阿根廷的平均产量预计将增加，支持更高的生产前景。与此同时，尽管美国总统特朗普最近表示，他将于周五与Xi通话，就贸易谈判做出决定，但中国当局尚未证实这一言论。

Soybean futures retreated to around $10.40 per bushel, pressured by uncertainty over Chinese demand. In anticipation of a potentially prolonged trade dispute, China is building a record-high soybean inventory, which is curbing its purchasing intentions for new US soybeans for the 2025/26 marketing year. Chinese soybean imports rose to 1.15 million tons in the first two weeks of September, up 140,000 tons from the prior period and 260,000 tons above the three-year average, but the majority of these imports came from Brazil. On the supply side, pressure is emerging as Argentina’s average yields are expected to increase, supporting a higher production outlook. Meanwhile, despite US President Trump recently indicating he would speak with Xi on Friday to make decisions regarding trade negotiations, the comments have not been confirmed by Chinese authorities.

KSE 100指数升至157826.00点的历史高点。在过去的4周里，卡拉奇证券交易所KSE100指数上涨了5.31%，在过去的12个月里，它上涨了93.63%。

KSE 100 increased to an all-time high of 157826.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, Karachi Stock Exchange KSE100 Index gained 5.31%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 93.63%.

随着投资者分析美联储的前景，卢比跟随亚洲同行下跌。周四，随着投资者消化了美联储普遍预期的降息及其对进一步降低基准借贷成本的谨慎立场，印度卢比与地区同行一起走弱。

Rupee ends lower tracking Asian peers as investors parse Fed outlook.The Indian rupee weakened alongside its regional peers on Thursday as investors digested the U.S. Federal Reserve's widely anticipated interest rate cut and its measured stance on further easing of benchmark borrowing costs.

葡萄牙的生产者价格指数在2025年8月同比下降4.3%，这是自2023年11月以来的最大跌幅，此前7月份下降了3.7%。减少的主要原因是化学纸浆、纸张和纸板产品以及电力。中间产品（-4.9%对-3.9%）、能源（-9.1%对-7.5%）和非耐用消费品（-4.4%对-4.3%）的价格也有所下降。不包括能源，工业生产价格下降了3.3%（在-2.9%之后）。相比之下，投资品（1.9%对1.8%）和耐用品（1.8%对1.8%）的价格上涨。8月份PPI环比下降0.6%，为三个月来首次下降。

Producer prices in Portugal fell by 4.3% year-on-year in August 2025, the sharpest drop since November 2023, following a 3.7% decline in July. The decrease was mainly driven by chemical pulp, paper and cardboard products, and electricity. Prices also fell for intermediate goods (-4.9% vs -3.9%), energy (-9.1% vs -7.5%), and non-durable consumer goods (-4.4% vs -4.3%). Excluding energy, industrial production prices declined by 3.3% (after -2.9%). By contrast, prices rose for investment goods (1.9% vs 1.8%) and durable goods (1.8% vs 1.8%). On a monthly basis, the PPI decreased by 0.6% in August, marking the first decline in three months.