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JSE Top 40 — South Africa Index
IPC Index — Mexico Market
The offshore yuan weakened to 6.76 per dollar on Wednesday, retreating from a more than three-year high reached in the previous session, as investors weighed mixed PMI data that highlighted the fragility of China’s economic recovery. A private survey showed China’s Composite PMI rose to a three-month high of 54 in May, with the services PMI also reaching a three-month peak of 54.4. However, manufacturing activity lost momentum, with the PMI falling to 51.8 from April’s five-year high of 52.2. Earlier this week, official data painted a more subdued picture, showing the Composite PMI inching up to 50.5 from 50.1, supported by a modest pickup in non-manufacturing activity (50.1 vs 49.4), while the manufacturing PMI slipped to the expansion-contraction threshold of 50 from 50.3. Moreover, risk sentiment remained restrained amid renewed tensions in the Middle East after Iran launched ballistic missiles toward neighboring countries, prompting retaliatory US strikes on Qeshm Island.
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