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

New Zealand's benchmark index slipped 0.2% as Wall Street's sell-off rippled across markets. Investors also weighed Middle East tensions and

Singapore shares hit a fresh record high after the trade ministry raised its 2026 growth forecast to 4.5%-5.5%, citing an AI-led investment

Australian stocks edged higher after the RBA held its cash rate at 4.35%, but the central bank kept the door open to further hikes if inflat

Shanghai Electric's overseas unit plans to sell 1.5 billion yuan in three-year Pearl Bonds in Shanghai's free trade zone. The deal tests inv

Berkshire Hathaway under Greg Abel has shifted from hoarding cash to buying stocks, ending a selling streak. Meanwhile, TSMC's sales jumped

China's yuan hovered near multi-year highs as the PBOC set a weaker-than-expected daily fix, signaling it wants to slow the pace of apprecia

The yen is holding near 159 per dollar as the impact of Japan's late-July currency intervention fades. Traders are probing how far officials

Australian shares were little changed as mining and energy gains offset bank losses. Traders priced a 96.1% chance the RBA leaves rates unch

Australian shares fell as oil surged 5% after Iran and the US traded compensation demands, dimming hopes for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

The S&P/TSX rose 0.2% to a record 36,458.33 as oil climbed 5.1% to $82.13 a barrel, boosting energy stocks 3.7%. Supply fears around the Str

The Canadian dollar remains near an eight-week high, supported by a 5.05% jump in oil to $82.13 and a stronger-than-expected July jobs repor

US crude settled up about 5% at $82.13 a barrel as fresh worries over shipping through the Strait of Hormuz spiked oil prices. Meanwhile, In