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IT40 increased to 49901.00 Index Points, the highest since March 2000. Over the past 4 weeks, Italy Stock Market Index (IT40) gained 3.6%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 23.44%.

Stocks in Italy Hit 26-year High

UK 10-year gilt yields edged down to 5.03% as investors overlooked political uncertainty, focusing instead on optimism surrounding the US-China summit and its potential to improve global trade relations, as well as strong GDP growth. The UK economy expanded by 0.6% in Q1 2026, with annual growth reaching 1.1%, driven by a surprising 0.3% rise in March. Meanwhile, political tensions are rising, with mounting speculation over a leadership challenge to Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Health Secretary Wes Streeting, considered the most market-friendly candidate, may resign this week and could launch a bid to replace Starmer as early as today, while Angela Rayner was cleared by HMRC in a tax investigation this morning, potentially clearing her path to enter the race. On monetary policy, Bank of England's Sarah Breeden stated that the Middle East conflict is “much less likely” to spark an inflation surge like in 2022, adding that any necessary rate hikes could wait until later this year.

UK Gilt Yield Dips as Political Drama Unfolds and GDP Beats Forecasts

Mining production in South Africa rose by 2.5% year-on-year in March 2026, following a 9.7% jump in the prior month and below market forecasts of a 4.1% advance. This marked the slowest pace of mining growth in the current four-month stretch. On a seasonally adjusted monthly basis, mining production slipped by 5.1%, after an upwardly revised 3% rise in the prior month. Mining output increased by 0.6% in the first quarter of 2026 compared with the fourth quarter of 2025.

South Africa Mining Output Growth Misses Forecasts

The South African rand traded around 16.4 per USD, holding near its strongest level since April 20 and proving resilient amid domestic political risks. Traders appear to be taking a wait-and-see approach amid renewed scrutiny of President Cyril Ramaphosa through a parliamentary impeachment process. Parliament is moving ahead with a 31-member impeachment committee to investigate the Phala Phala matter, after a Constitutional Court ruling revived proceedings over alleged foreign currency theft at President Ramaphosa’s Limpopo farm in 2020. However, expectations of Ramaphosa’s imminent departure have eased after his firm statement that he will not resign. The possibility of impeachment remains, though markets are partly pricing in the view that the economic reforms he has championed under the GNU would likely continue even in such a scenario. The South African Reserve Bank’s credibility has also helped stabilise investor expectations and limit currency volatility.

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