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

New Zealand stocks rose 0.56% following a strong US session, while ANZ business confidence surged to 37 in June. The data suggests potential

Indian stocks reversed early gains as IT shares fell on renewed US rate worries and auto stocks weighed after Delhi announced faster EV-only

Gold is suffering its steepest monthly decline since the 2008 financial crisis. Traders now expect three more Federal Reserve rate hikes thi

China's mainland shares climbed Tuesday, driven by AI and chip stocks, after June factory data showed activity returned to expansion. Hong K

The Australian dollar slipped to a three-month low as the yield spread between Australian and US bonds shrank. Traders are watching for a br

China's yuan held near 6.79 per dollar as exporters converted dollar receipts into yuan, adding supply to the onshore market. A strong PBOC

African markets opened the week balancing a stronger US dollar and softer oil prices with local headlines. Ethiopia's bond restructuring tal

Malaysian palm oil futures fell to 4,551 ringgit per metric ton on Tuesday as weaker rival oils, softer crude oil, and a firmer ringgit weig

India's 6.94% 2036 bond yield fell to 6.7515% on Monday, driven by foreign buying and softer oil prices. The rally reflects optimism over po

Japanese retail investors are sitting on nearly 16 trillion yen in cash, near record highs, as the Nikkei 225 swings after hitting 72,366. T

Japanese rubber futures edged higher as the yen fell to 162.27 per dollar, its weakest in about 40 years, and China's factory activity moved

Asia's stock markets posted huge gains in the second quarter, driven by chip stocks, but foreign investors continued to sell. A stronger dol