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

Emerging-market stocks fell 1.8% as stalled Middle East talks pushed oil prices higher. A softer dollar helped currencies stay firm, but inv

From London to Mumbai, dealmaking remains active. EFG is selling its UK wealth arm, Pinewood Technologies is going private for £545 million,

Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing posted a record first-half profit as IPO fundraising and trading activity rebounded. Net profit rose 24% to

SEBI has asked brokers to accept orders from 3:15 to 3:20 p.m. IST, the gap before the closing auction. The move follows sharp early swings

India's NCLT has reset bankruptcy petitions against SpiceJet after a last-minute lessor settlement, sending the cases to a new bench. The ai

European stocks were flat as gold's rally lifted miners, but tech slipped on higher bond yields and a subdued Anthropic revenue report. Inve

South Korean stocks tumbled this week as a jump in global bond yields hit chipmakers hard. The KOSPI fell 5.8%, with Samsung and SK Hynix le

Emerging Asian stocks slipped as oil prices held above $90 a barrel and the US 30-year Treasury yield touched its highest level in nearly tw

New Zealand's benchmark index gained 0.46% to 13,929.67, bucking a weaker session on Wall Street. New data showed producer prices rose 4.1%

China's blue-chip index dropped 2.4% while humanoid robot maker Unitree soared nearly 500% on its first day. Semiconductor and robotics shar

Currency traders are rethinking yen-funded carry trades after rare US-Japan intervention to support the yen. Some may switch to the Swiss fr

Italy's central bank publishes June balance of payments and foreign holdings of Italian bonds on Tuesday. The data will show whether global