法国8月出口 541.76亿欧元，前值由546.77亿欧元修正为546.27亿欧元。

European equities opened softer Wednesday, diverging from overnight US record highs. Brent crude rose back above $100/bbl on Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and a Gulf of Mexico storm that raised supply concerns. The 10-year US Treasury yield topped 5.30%, refocusing markets on inflation and higher-rate pressures; France's 10-year yield briefly eased after far-right leader Le Pen pledged spending cuts but later rebounded to 4.83%. US futures were subdued — S&P 500 futures flat, Nasdaq futures down 0.1% — as investors await a $3.9 bln US 10-year auction and the Fed's September minutes.

The office of opposition lawmaker Choi Eun-sik said retail clients of ten Korean brokers suffered estimated losses of KRW2.3 trillion ($1.7bn) between May 27 and Aug. 14 after buying leveraged ETFs and related notes linked to single shares of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix — the first public estimate of the scale. Launched in May, those single-stock leveraged products amplified AI-driven volatility in the Korean equity market, reversing earlier gains and producing heavy losses. The spike in volatility prompted Korean regulators to step in to curb retail trading, and turnover in the affected products has since fallen sharply.