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

China's yuan slipped again, heading for its biggest weekly drop since early March. A strong dollar, fueled by hawkish Fed talk and higher US

Ghana will start buying 30% of large miners' gold output from July 1st to build foreign reserves. Separately, the US sanctioned Rwanda's Gas

Copper prices are set for a weekly drop as the US dollar strengthens and inflation fears persist. Meanwhile, tariff speculation is pulling m

Kalshi is aiming for a $40 billion valuation after a record $17 billion in monthly trading, but its regulatory gray area and high valuation

Iron ore extended its losing streak, heading for a seventh consecutive weekly drop. China's port inventories surged to 175.44 million tons a

Malaysian palm oil futures climbed Friday, buoyed by gains in China's rival edible oils and stronger export data. However, the commodity sti

South Korea's benchmark KOSPI tumbled 5.84% and briefly halted program trading after US tech stocks fell. Chipmakers Samsung Electronics and

Japan's Nikkei 225 dropped 3.7% after a report said OpenAI may delay its IPO until next year, sending SoftBank down over 12%. The broader TO

Soybean futures dipped Friday but are still headed for a second straight weekly gain. Forecasts of near-100°F heat in the US Midwest are rev

Blackstone and Bain Capital have moved to the next round of bidding for Fuji Media's Sankei Building in Tokyo, with Bloomberg reporting the

South Korea will let the won trade around the clock from July 6, aiming to make its currency market more accessible to global investors. Ban

The ASX is cracking down on companies that repeatedly use announcements to talk up their stock. Its first supervision report signals tougher