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South Korea's KOSPI plunged nearly 7% on Thursday, triggering a sidecar trading halt, as chip giants Samsung and SK Hynix dragged the index

Japan's Nikkei index dropped 3.1% as chip-related stocks declined and investors adopted a cautious stance ahead of TSMC's earnings call. The

Australian shares are poised to open higher after a positive session on Wall Street. Energy stocks are drawing attention as crude oil prices

King Street Capital Management is restricting withdrawals from its main hedge fund. Investors who request redemptions will be moved into a s

The Nasdaq gained 0.4% as wholesale inflation cooled more than expected in June. However, investor optimism was tempered by reports of poten

Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford says US automakers must prepare for subsidized Chinese rivals. Meanwhile, BYD claims it can overtake Toyot

Sugar slid toward two-week lows as better weather in Brazil and steadier rains in India cooled supply worries. Cocoa bounced as traders awai

June's producer price index dropped 0.3%, far below expectations, sending Treasury yields lower. Traders now see only a 10% chance of a Fed

The Canadian dollar briefly touched a four-week high as the US dollar weakened, but gains faded after the Bank of Canada held rates at 2.25%

US stocks showed a split personality Thursday. Broad-market ETFs edged higher on softer wholesale inflation data, but tech and chip funds sl

Slate Grocery REIT announced it will maintain its July cash distribution at $0.072 per unit, payable on August 17th. The steady payout refle

The FTSE 100 snapped a three-day winning streak, slipping 0.1% as mining and energy stocks fell with weaker metals and oil prices. Middle Ea