德国8月季调后制造业订单月率 -10.6%，预期-1%，前值2.50%。

Credit Agricole CIB Asset Management's global FX head said the firm has become more constructive on sterling over the past month and is currently slightly overweight the currency.

Germany factory orders fell 10.6% MoM in August, the largest drop since January, after a 3.2% rise in July and versus economists' -1% forecast. The decline was driven by a fall in large orders; excluding those, overall demand slipped only 0.1%. On a three-month smoothed basis, demand still rose 1.3%. The figures cast fresh doubt on the industrial recovery after earlier data—despite inflation pressure from the Middle East conflict—prompted major German research institutes to lift this year’s growth forecast to 1.3%.