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By Eleanor Whitfield

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Asian stocks rise as oil slides on Gulf cease-fire hopes
Markets

Asian stocks rise as oil slides on Gulf cease-fire hopes

Asian stocks edged higher as oil prices tumbled on hopes of a cease-fire in the Persian Gulf. Brent crude fell 6.7%, calming inflation worri

AT&T raises at least €2 billion in euro and sterling bond market
Markets

AT&T raises at least €2 billion in euro and sterling bond market

AT&T is tapping European bond markets with a multi-tranche deal worth at least €2 billion, plus a 26-year sterling note. The offering lets t

Berenberg Lifts Generali Price Target on Reserve Cushion for Natural Disasters
Stocks

Berenberg Lifts Generali Price Target on Reserve Cushion for Natural Disasters

Berenberg lifted its price target for Assicurazioni Generali to €73 from €71, highlighting the insurer's ability to smooth out natural disas

Berenberg Cuts SAP Price Target Despite Strong Cloud Backlog in Q2
Tech

Berenberg Cuts SAP Price Target Despite Strong Cloud Backlog in Q2

Berenberg trimmed its price target for SAP to €205 from €215, even as the software giant's Q2 cloud backlog came in stronger than expected.

Asia's relief rally leaves Singapore strong, Indonesia shaky
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Asia's relief rally leaves Singapore strong, Indonesia shaky

A pause in US-Iran tensions sparked a relief rally across emerging Asia, but the winners split: Singapore jumped after a surprise policy tig

South Africa's Rand Rebounds as Oil Plunges on US-Iran De-escalation
Markets

South Africa's Rand Rebounds as Oil Plunges on US-Iran De-escalation

The rand climbed about 1% to 16.6650 per US dollar after the US and Iran paused strikes, while the 2035 government bond yield fell 9 basis p

South Korea's KOSPI Rises on Chip Stocks Despite Foreign Selling
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South Korea's KOSPI Rises on Chip Stocks Despite Foreign Selling

South Korea's KOSPI bounced back on Monday, closing up 0.97% as chip giants Samsung and SK Hynix rose ahead of their second-quarter results.

Tata Consumer's newer brands surge 47% in Q1, driving stock higher
Stocks

Tata Consumer's newer brands surge 47% in Q1, driving stock higher

Tata Consumer Products' newer brands grew 47% in Q1, pushing shares up 2%. The company's growth businesses now account for a larger share of

South African rand slips as central bank holds rates steady, traders eye foreign flows
Markets

South African rand slips as central bank holds rates steady, traders eye foreign flows

The rand slipped toward 17 per dollar after the South African Reserve Bank held rates steady, surprising markets. Traders are now watching f

Yuan Strengthens as Dollar Weakens, Traders Eye Politburo for Policy Clues
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Yuan Strengthens as Dollar Weakens, Traders Eye Politburo for Policy Clues

China's yuan firmed to a near one-week high as the US dollar slipped. The PBOC set a stronger daily midpoint, and traders are now focused on

Metals X Shares Rise 4% as Renison Tin Output Edges Higher in Q2
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Metals X Shares Rise 4% as Renison Tin Output Edges Higher in Q2

Metals X said its Renison tin joint venture in Tasmania produced 2,809 tonnes of tin-in-concentrate in Q2, up slightly from the prior quarte

Aussie and Kiwi Dollars Gain as Cooling Oil Eases Inflation Fears
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Aussie and Kiwi Dollars Gain as Cooling Oil Eases Inflation Fears

The Australian dollar hit $0.7001 and the New Zealand dollar rose to $0.5798 as cooler oil prices eased inflation fears. Traders cut the odd