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

European stocks trading in the US opened the week slightly lower, with the S&P Europe Select ADR Index down 0.14%. Energy majors Eni and She

A new hedge fund linked to 'The Big Short' investor Michael Burry is set to launch this month, betting that opaque private credit loan books

Asian stocks trading in the US opened the week lower, with the S&P Asia 50 ADR Index down 0.4%. Indian bank shares HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank

Rosenberg Research says the loonie is drifting back toward CA$1.42 as trade tensions and softer domestic data weigh. Rate markets still expe

Copart's $1.9B all-cash acquisition of ACV Auctions tops a busy M&A week, while Shell sells a Rhode Island power plant stake to Constellatio

Corporate America is heading into a refinancing crunch: $4.3 trillion in bonds mature by 2031, and replacing cheap debt with today's higher

Adobe Analytics expects US online holiday sales to grow 6.7% to $275.1 billion, but much of that growth will come from deeper discounts. Mar

The dollar opened the week mixed, slipping against the yen and pound but firming versus the euro and Canadian dollar. Traders are focused on

Asian markets slipped as oil prices and US Treasury yields both climbed, pressuring risk appetite. OpenAI's decision to pause training on it

The Bank of England's roadmap for selling down its £488 billion gilt portfolio through 2034 has calmed bond markets. Long-dated gilt yields

The pound recovered from multi-month lows as rising oil and UK gas prices, plus firmer Bank of England signals, lifted odds of a November ra

India's NIFTY 50 fell 1.6% as Brent crude jumped to $108 a barrel after US-Iran talks stalled. Higher oil prices threaten India's import bil