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US equities closed near session highs even as China's July manufacturing PMI fell to 49.2, signaling contraction. Brent crude also slipped b

Singapore's benchmark STI dropped 0.8% on Friday as regional tech and chip stocks lost momentum. But underneath, Seatrium's profit surge and

India's software-heavy stocks rallied in July as global investors rotated out of crowded AI trades in North Asia. The Nifty IT index jumped

London stocks are set for a modestly higher open, with FTSE 100 futures up 0.2%. BP has kicked off a formal sale of its North Sea business,

South Africa's rand firmed and the JSE Top-40 gained about 1.3% after producer inflation came in softer than expected. Investors now look to

The Swiss National Bank reported a 25.7 billion Swiss franc second-quarter profit, driven by rising global stocks in its foreign-currency po

New Zealand's benchmark index slipped 0.46% on Friday, bucking a mostly higher Asian session. Meanwhile, ANZ's consumer confidence index cli

African markets face mixed signals as oil slips despite a strong month and Ghana warns of a 16% drop in cocoa output for 2026-27. Global ris

Copper prices held steady on Friday, supported by a softer US dollar and shrinking LME warehouse stocks. Inventories fell 21% in July, with

Japan's yen intervention rattled currency markets, helping the Aussie and kiwi hold multi-week highs against the US dollar. Traders are also

The yen slipped back toward 160.76 per dollar after the Bank of Japan held rates at 1%, undoing some of the gains from recent coordinated in

The yuan touched its strongest level in over three years, but the PBOC pushed back with a weaker daily fixing. The move signals Beijing's ca