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Palm Oil Slips Friday but Stays on Track for Second Weekly Gain
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Palm Oil Slips Friday but Stays on Track for Second Weekly Gain

Palm oil futures in Malaysia slipped Friday as Chinese vegetable oils softened, but the benchmark contract is still heading for a second wee

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India Bond Auction Looms: 320 Billion Rupees Test Market Demand
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India Bond Auction Looms: 320 Billion Rupees Test Market Demand

India's government bond market is bracing for a 320 billion-rupee auction on Friday. Yields have barely moved as traders watch for demand on

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Japan's Bond Yields Diverge as 10-Year Edges Up, 20-Year Falls on Strong Auction Demand
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Japan's Bond Yields Diverge as 10-Year Edges Up, 20-Year Falls on Strong Auction Demand

Japan's government bond market showed mixed signals as the 10-year yield ticked up to 2.715% while 20-year yields fell after strong demand a

Marcus Devlin ·
Asia's AI Trade Stumbles as Oil Surges 11% on Iran Strikes, South Korea Acts on Tech ETFs
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Asia's AI Trade Stumbles as Oil Surges 11% on Iran Strikes, South Korea Acts on Tech ETFs

Asia's chip-heavy markets slipped Friday as oil capped an 11% weekly jump after fresh US strikes on Iran. South Korea moved to cool whiplash

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Asia's Stock Exchanges Push for Cross-Border Investing to Attract Capital
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Asia's Stock Exchanges Push for Cross-Border Investing to Attract Capital

Leaders of major Asian stock exchanges are pushing for tighter market links to make cross-border investing easier. Thailand's depositary rec

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Nikkei 225 Plunges 3.6% as Chip Rout and Middle East Tensions Spook Investors
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Nikkei 225 Plunges 3.6% as Chip Rout and Middle East Tensions Spook Investors

Japan's Nikkei 225 tumbled 3.6% on Friday, dragged down by a global rout in semiconductor stocks and escalating Middle East tensions. The br

Eleanor Whitfield ·
Rare Earth Costs Jump 22% for Japanese Manufacturers, Squeezing Margins
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Rare Earth Costs Jump 22% for Japanese Manufacturers, Squeezing Margins

Japanese manufacturers face a 22% rise in rare earth costs, driven partly by China's export controls. Most firms are absorbing the hit, sque

Marcus Devlin ·
FTSE 100 Rises 0.5% as Investors Shift from AI to Consumer Staples
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FTSE 100 Rises 0.5% as Investors Shift from AI to Consumer Staples

London stocks rose 0.5% as investors moved money from AI and chip stocks into consumer staples like beverages and retailers. The rotation he

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Chip Stocks Drag Nasdaq Lower as Strong Earnings Season Begins
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Chip Stocks Drag Nasdaq Lower as Strong Earnings Season Begins

Chip stocks slid again on Thursday, dragging the Nasdaq lower despite a solid start to second-quarter earnings. The Dow rose while the S&P 5

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Saudi PIF-Backed ROSHN Seeks Investors for Aramco Stadium Lease Deal
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Saudi PIF-Backed ROSHN Seeks Investors for Aramco Stadium Lease Deal

Saudi developer ROSHN is courting private investors to fund the Aramco Stadium using a lease-and-leaseback model. The deal, run by JPMorgan,

Eleanor Whitfield ·
ABB's $5.5B Rotork Bid Fails to Lift Swiss Stocks as Oil Jitters Weigh
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ABB's $5.5B Rotork Bid Fails to Lift Swiss Stocks as Oil Jitters Weigh

Swiss stocks edged lower as ABB's $5.5 billion offer for UK valve-maker Rotork failed to boost sentiment, with its own shares falling nearly

Marcus Devlin ·
TSX Pulls Back from Record as Gold Slump Hits Mining Stocks Hard
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TSX Pulls Back from Record as Gold Slump Hits Mining Stocks Hard

Canada's main stock index cooled off Thursday after hitting a record, as falling gold prices pulled mining stocks sharply lower. Energy shar

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