-- ニュージーランド株式市場は月曜日、米イラン戦争の緩和への期待感からアジア主要株価指数が軒並み上昇したことを受け、上昇して取引を終えた。 S&P/NZX 50指数は0.45%（58.48ポイント）上昇し、13,097.68で引けた。 ロイター通信が日曜日に報じたところによると、ドナルド・トランプ米大統領は、ホルムズ海峡で立ち往生している船舶の解放に向けた取り組みを月曜日の朝から開始すると述べた。これは、米イスラエルとイランの戦争が続く中立国を支援するための人道的措置だと説明した。 企業ニュースでは、a2ミルク社（ASX:A2M、NZE:ATM）は、シンライトミルク社（ASX:SM1、NZE:SML）が製造した乳児用粉ミルク「a2プラチナUSA」の3ロットについて、5月1日から自主回収を開始した。これは、同社が製造した製品からセレウリドが検出されたためである。 ニュージーランド航空（ASX:AIZ、NZE:AIR）のグループ全体の輸送能力は3月に前年同月比4.1%増加し、長距離路線の有効座席キロ（ASK）は2.5%増加、国内線のASKは3.4%増加した。
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Indonesia's producer price index across nine sectors rose 3.15% annually in the first quarter, according to data released by Statistics Indonesia on Monday.The pace of expansion accelerated from the 2.8% increase in the fourth quarter of 2025.On a quarter-over-quarter basis, the index climbed 1.7% from Q4 2025.The mining and quarrying sector recorded the sharpest annual increase, up 6.44%, alongside a strong 7.46% quarter-on-quarter gain. Agriculture, manufacturing, and transportation also posted steady growth in producer prices over the year.Other sectors showed moderate increases, including electricity and gas, accommodation and food services, education, and health. The water management sector rose 3.85% annually, the data showed.
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Ifo: German Automotive Businesses Become More Negative About Outlook in April
Morale across the German automotive industry weakened in April, as the Iran war made companies more pessimistic about the coming months despite a better assessment of their current business situation.The business climate indicator dropped to -23.8 points from -19.0 points in March, the ifo Institute said Monday. Business expectations declined to -30.7 points from -15.3 points.The ifo business survey also showed that automotive companies facing a shortage of key intermediate products like helium grew to 9.3% in April, from 1% in March. Meanwhile, businesses expect high energy prices to impact car purchases.
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