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Softer US inflation data lifted Latin American currencies and stocks, as traders trimmed bets on another Federal Reserve rate hike. The MSCI

Swiss stocks slipped on Wednesday even as the KOF research group sharply raised its 2026 growth forecast to 1.9%. Investors stayed focused o

German stocks slipped after September inflation rose to 3.3%, above forecasts. BMW added to the gloom with plans to cut management roles by

European stocks slipped Wednesday as UK growth cooled in the second quarter and oil prices kept climbing. The Stoxx Europe fell 0.4%, with m

A cooler-than-expected core PCE inflation reading gave US stocks a lift Wednesday. The Fed's preferred gauge rose 0.2% in August, below the

Volkswagen has terminated several wage agreements with IG Metall, and the union's strike truce expires on January 1. This sets up high-stake

Hong Kong and Malaysia's securities regulators have agreed to accept a single listing document for companies seeking a primary listing in on

Canada's TSX slipped 0.3% as First Quantum plunged 31% after Panama recommended closing its Cobre Panama mine. Energy gains and softer US in

Asian stocks trading in the US edged higher, with the S&P Asia 50 ADR Index up 0.16%. North Asian names led the gains, while some financial

US Treasury yields dipped after a softer core PCE inflation reading, and traders now see a 65% chance the Fed holds rates steady in October.

AI infrastructure is driving a surge in junk-bond and leveraged-loan issuance, but investors are demanding higher yields and clearer proof o

August inflation cooled more than expected, with the Fed's preferred gauge rising 3.4% year-on-year. Traders responded by trimming the odds