澳大利亚ASX200指数 (ASX200) 加自选

ASX200指数升至15周高点8480.00点。在过去的4周里，澳大利亚股市指数（AU200）上涨了3.92%，在过去的12个月里，它上涨了9.12%。

ASX200 increased to a 15-week high of 8480.00 Index Points. Over the past 4 weeks, Australia Stock Market Index (AU200) gained 3.92%, and in the last 12 months, it increased 9.12%.

澳大利亚第一季度国内生产总值预计将略有增长。澳大利亚国内生产总值（GDP）将于周三公布，在宣布之前，人们的预期喜忧参半。澳大利亚统计局（ABS）的第一季度（Q1）数据预计将显示，截至2025年3月的三个月内，经济取得了适度进展。

Australia's Gross Domestic Product expect to record slight Q1 increase.The Australian Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will be released on Wednesday, with mixed expectations ahead of the announcement. The first quarter (Q1) figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) are expected to show that the economy made modest progress in the three months to March 2025.

标准普尔全球澳大利亚综合采购经理人指数从4月份的51.0降至5月份的50.5，表明商业活动持续但小幅增长。这标志着连续第八个月的扩张，尽管这是2025年迄今为止最慢的速度，并且完全是由服务业推动的，因为制造业仍然疲软。尽管出口订单略有反弹，但新业务增长放缓。招聘活动也放缓，反映出产能压力有限。商业情绪稳定在4月份的五个月低点，表明前景谨慎。与此同时，在投入成本温和上涨的支撑下，费用通胀降至六个月低点。总体而言，数据表明澳大利亚私营部门复苏脆弱且不平衡。

The S&P Global Australia Composite PMI slipped to 50.5 in May from 51.0 in April, indicating continued but marginal growth in business activity. This marked the eighth consecutive monthly expansion, though the pace was the slowest so far in 2025 and driven solely by the service sector, as manufacturing remained weak. New business growth decelerated despite a modest rebound in export orders. Hiring activity also slowed, reflecting limited pressure on capacity. Business sentiment held steady at April’s five-month low, suggesting cautious outlooks. Meanwhile, charge inflation eased to a six-month low, supported by a softer rise in input costs. Overall, the data pointed to a fragile and uneven recovery across Australia’s private sector.

标准普尔全球澳大利亚服务业PMI商业活动指数继续扩大，5月份为50.6，标志着连续第16个月增长，但增速为6个月来最低。随着新订单以十个月来最疲软的速度增长，活动增长放缓，新业务增长放缓。出口需求连续第三个月下降，同时出现与选举有关的暂时不确定性。在能源和劳动力支出增加的推动下，投入成本继续大幅上升，尽管整体成本通胀速度放缓至3个月低点。因此，服务提供商以较慢的速度提高了产出费用，产出价格通胀降至2020年12月以来的最低水平。尽管需求减弱，但公司继续扩大人员配置水平以满足现有工作量，导致未完成业务在三个月内首次出现小幅下降。然而，由于对全球贸易的担忧，服务提供商的信心跌至去年11月以来的最低水平

The S&P Global Australia Services PMI Business Activity Index continued to expand, posting 50.6 in May, marking a 16th straight month of growth but at the slowest pace in six months. Activity growth eased in line with softer new business gains, as new orders rose at the weakest rate in a ten-month expansion streak. Export demand declined for a third straight month, alongside temporary election-related uncertainty. Input costs continued to rise sharply—driven by higher energy and labor expenses—though the overall pace of cost inflation slowed to a 3-month low. As a result, service providers raised their output charges at a slower rate, with output price inflation falling to its lowest since December 2020. Despite weaker demand, firms continued to expand staffing levels to meet existing workloads, leading to the first marginal drop in outstanding business in three months. However, confidence among service providers slipped to its lowest since last November amid concerns over global trade