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

Copper prices held firm as oil cooled on a tentative US-Iran pause and the dollar dipped. Inventories fell to multi-month lows, tightening s

China's yuan firmed to a near one-week high as the US dollar slipped. The PBOC set a stronger daily midpoint, and traders are now focused on

The Australian dollar hit $0.7001 and the New Zealand dollar rose to $0.5798 as cooler oil prices eased inflation fears. Traders cut the odd

Malaysian palm oil futures fell on Tuesday, with the benchmark October contract dropping 0.83% to 4,683 ringgit a ton. A stronger ringgit an

India's benchmark stock indexes are expected to rise after five straight days of losses, helped by a sharp drop in oil prices. Brent crude f

Brent crude's slide below $90 a barrel, following a pause in US-Iran strikes, is set to boost Indian government bonds. Traders expect the 6.

Iron ore prices have turned choppy as China's steel mills cut production due to weaker demand and thinner profits. Traders are watching for

The ASX 200 rose 0.9% on Monday, driven by miners and banks as oil prices slipped on signs of cooling Middle East tensions. Investors are no

Saudi stocks opened the week lower as reports of Houthi strikes on Aramco infrastructure pushed the oil giant's shares down 0.89%. Meanwhile

The S&P 500 fell 0.6% for a second straight weekly drop as disappointing earnings from Alphabet and Tesla weighed on the index. Energy stock

Brent crude topped $100, driving Treasury yields higher and boosting expectations of further Fed rate hikes. Big Tech earnings from Alphabet

The Nasdaq slipped 0.63% Friday as investors trimmed chip stocks, worried that Big Tech's heavy AI spending may not deliver quick returns. T