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

The Nasdaq fell last week, dragging all Magnificent-7 stocks lower. Now investors are watching three key factors: nonfarm payrolls, Fed Chai

Nasdaq 100 futures climbed 1.02% early Monday after a US official said Washington and Tehran plan to de-escalate tensions. The move reflects

Singapore stocks inched higher as geopolitical nerves over the Middle East eased, lifting the Straits Times Index by 0.3%. Metech Internatio

Central European currencies barely budged Monday, with Poland's zloty stuck near 4.28-4.29 per euro. A strong dollar and calmer Gulf headlin

Fitch Ratings forecasts Malaysia's fund management industry assets will top $300 billion by late 2026 or 2027, up from $283 billion. Retail

Hong Kong stocks climbed 1.6% Monday after the US and Iran agreed to pause attacks and restart talks. The deal eased fears that oil shipment

Gulf stock markets slipped as the US-Iran ceasefire faced fresh accusations of violations from both sides. The uncertainty hit valuations ev

China's loosened rules for sci-tech innovation bonds have opened a policy-backed funding route for local government financing vehicles (LGFV

China's stock market climbed Monday after data showed industrial profits rose 18.8% year-over-year in the first five months. The Shanghai Co

The pound is steady near a seven-month low as investors watch for Andy Burnham's fiscal speech and finance minister pick. Heavy bearish posi

Copper prices rose Monday after Iran and the US agreed to halt tit-for-tat attacks and return to diplomacy. A weaker dollar also supported t

European stocks were mostly flat Monday, with the STOXX 600 unchanged as a 1.1% rise in tech steadied markets. Investors weighed a fragile U