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

South Africa has a packed Friday with July reserves, business confidence, and bond auctions, but the US jobs report could steal the show. He

Westpac says Australia's housing market is cooling again, but the slowdown should be short-lived. The bank expects the RBA to keep rates on

China's central bank is reportedly shifting some of its gold storage from London to Hong Kong, adding bars there over recent months. The mov
China and Hong Kong stocks climbed after July export data revealed semiconductor shipments nearly doubled in value year-on-year. The CSI300

The rupee stayed near a one-month high even as oil prices climbed on Strait of Hormuz worries. Traders say the RBI quietly sold dollars via

Gold climbed above $4,260, logging its best week since January. Falling oil prices and the July nonfarm payrolls report are shaping expectat

China's yuan remained near a 3-1/2-year high as July exports rose more than expected, widening the trade surplus. The PBOC set a weaker dail

Brent crude's climb toward $84 a barrel on fresh Strait of Hormuz tensions is set to weigh on India's rupee, with traders eyeing RBI interve

Malaysian palm oil futures fell again, dragged by weaker rival edible oils, but a climb in crude oil prices helped limit the decline. The be

Chinese stocks opened mixed on Friday as early fund flows showed investors trimming tech positions and adding to defensive corners like coal

Indian stocks are expected to open steady, but rising oil prices above $83 a barrel pose a challenge for the import-heavy economy. Investors

South Korean stocks swung from a 1.9% gain to a 0.5% loss before settling slightly higher, as chip heavyweights diverged. The won held stead