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

Japanese rubber futures slipped from a two-week high as the EU imposed anti-dumping duties of 4.3%-45.3% on Chinese tyre imports and the yen

The rand gained 0.3% to 16.2875 per dollar early Friday as the US dollar eased. Markets remain focused on Middle East headlines, which are s

Global M&A hit $3.2 trillion through June, up 45% year-over-year, even as Walmart rolls out summer discounts on everyday items. The contrast

Gold slipped 0.1% and is heading for a 1.4% weekly decline as traders raise bets on a September rate hike. The shift comes as US-Iran strike

GIC, Singapore's sovereign wealth fund, is restructuring its investment leadership with two new deputy group CIOs and a promotion for Liang

E& Group is exiting its entire Vodafone holding in a $5.95 billion sale. UK futures point to a slightly higher open for the FTSE 100. The bl

Hong Kong's tech stocks rallied sharply this week, with the Hang Seng TECH Index up 8% and 14% above its June low. The move reflects a rotat

Copper hit $13,528 a ton on the London Metal Exchange as the dollar weakened and fears of a US-Iran conflict eased. Aluminum also rose, head

African markets are balancing a global AI-driven stock rally with softer oil prices and key local data. Rwanda's June inflation print and a

China's yuan edged past 6.8 per dollar after the PBOC set its strongest daily fixing since February. The narrower gap between the midpoint a

Japan's government wants the GPIF, the world's largest pension fund with 293.4 trillion yen, to shift more money into domestic assets. The y

Malaysian palm oil futures slipped on Friday as crude oil and other edible oils softened, but the benchmark contract remains on track for a