Stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities, plus the macro flows moving global markets day to day.

Sterling hovered near a six-month high around $1.3632 as traders weighed sticky inflation and rising UK debt against the possibility of anot

China's net gold imports via Hong Kong climbed 11% in July to 56.193 metric tons, even as total inflows dipped. Investment demand for bars a

India's benchmarks ended higher after oil slid to a one-week low, but the new closing-auction system made expiry-week trading choppy. Trader

Asian stocks ticked higher Tuesday as oil prices pulled back, with Brent crude falling 2.9% to $87.95 a barrel. Lower energy costs eased inf

South Korea's KOSPI and Taiwan's benchmark recovered from sharp intraday drops, led by chip suppliers like SK Hynix and TSMC. Investors are

Asian chip-heavy markets rebounded after early losses, with South Korea's KOSPI up 0.7% and Taiwan stocks up 0.9%. Investors bought the dip

Chinese stocks were mixed Tuesday as the US weighed a 7.5% tariff on some goods and expanded Iran-linked sanctions. IPO newcomer GK Pretech

South Korean stocks rose Tuesday, lifted by a tentative wage deal at Hyundai Motor and anticipation of Nvidia's earnings. Consumer sentiment

The rand traded around 16.02 per dollar as markets focused on the SARB's June leading indicator. A firmer oil price and new US sanctions on

UK stocks are expected to open slightly higher as oil prices rebound from Monday's drop. Meanwhile, Shell has paused its Aphrodite gas proje

Chinese stocks dipped Tuesday as metals shares slid and investors turned cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole symposium. Mid

Asian shares slipped and oil steadied after a 2% drop as traders weighed US threats of tougher Iran sanctions. South Africa's rand held near