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Palestine’s trade deficit widened to USD 559.6 million in August 2026 from USD 476.6 million in the corresponding month a year earlier. This marked the largest deficit since August 2023, as imports rose by 19% year-on-year to USD 776.6 million, driven largely by a 16% increase in purchases from Israel, which accounted for 62% of total imports, while imports to other countries grew by 23%. Meanwhile, exports jumped 23% to USD 217.0 million, lifted by a 29% growth in sales to Israel, which represented 96% of total exports. In contrast, exports to other countries recorded a 46% fall. In the January-August period, the country’s trade deficit narrowed to USD 3,027.4 million, down from USD 3,713.2 million in the same month last year.

Palestine Trade Gap Hits Highest Since 2023

Frankfurt's DAX 40 fell more than 1% to trade below 25,400 on Thursday, retreating from one-month highs hit in the prior session. The decline mirrored broader weakness across European markets as escalating tensions in the Middle East drove oil prices higher, while mixed earnings from major US technology companies reignited concerns over elevated AI valuations. Meanwhile, investors also closely monitored earnings from European companies. Most sectors came under pressure, led by technology stocks, while losses in banking, industrials and utilities also weighed on the market. Infineon Technologies and Siemens Energy were among the top losers, each falling around 2.8%. In contrast, SAP shares rose 0.5% after quarterly revenue exceeded €10 billion for the first time, supported by 26% growth in cloud revenue, prompting the company to raise its full-year revenue outlook.

DAX Slips Over 1%

The Hang Seng Index sink to 3.2%, or 750 points, to around 22,900 on Thursday, putting Hong Kong stocks on track for their steepest daily decline in seven months as technology shares led a broad sell-off. Tencent fell 3.4%, while Alibaba plunged 6%, reflecting persistent pressure on heavyweight internet stocks. Sentiment was further dampened by weakness in mainland Chinese equities and rising geopolitical tensions in the Gulf, which pushed Brent crude above US$110 a barrel and heightened concerns over inflation and global risk appetite. Meanwhile, stronger-than-expected third-quarter growth in China reduced expectations for near-term policy support, despite continued weakness in domestic consumption. Investors are now awaiting Hong Kong’s September inflation data and unemployment figures, scheduled for release later Thursday, for further insights in the local economy’s performance. Other notable laggards included Lenovo (-11.9%), Xiaomi (-3.9%), Wuxi Biologics (-8.7), and SMIC (-6.2%).

Hong Kong Stocks Set for Steepest Drop in Seven Months

The Philippines’ budget deficit widened to PHP 248.9 billion in September 2026 from PHP 248.1 billion in the corresponding month of the previous year. Total revenues climbed 12.95% year-on-year to PHP 318.2 billion, driven by increases in both tax collections (12.11%) and non-tax revenues (27.22%). Higher VAT and duty collections, partly reflecting peso depreciation and elevated oil prices, contributed to customs revenue growth. Total expenditures rose 7.04% to PHP 567.1 billion, led by higher disbursements for education, health and social protection services, as well as infrastructure. Primary expenditures rose 7.46%, accounting for 84.91% of total spending, while interest payments grew 4.74%. In the first nine months of the year, the country recorded a budget shortfall of PHP 1,303.2 billion, up from PHP 1,117.3 billion in the same period last year.

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