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

Canada's TSX slipped 0.44% as oil's latest jump revived inflation worries, even with August inflation holding at 3%. Energy shares gained wh

Mako Mining announced a non-binding proposal for a gold stream deal with Sailfish Royalty, involving monthly gold deliveries and a share iss

Asia-focused stocks trading in the US started the week lower, with the S&P Asia 50 ADR Index down 1.06%. Chip-related ADRs led the slide, wh

US 10-year Treasury yields climbed to 4.983%, nearing the 5% threshold. Hot August inflation and firmer oil prices have traders pricing an 8

AirBaltic is consulting unions over possible job cuts as it restructures debt under Chapter 11 in New York. The airline plans to reduce capa

Arabica coffee futures steadied after hitting a 10-week low, as traders focused on signs of more deliverable supply and better flowering pro

Aon is lining up a seven-tranche bond sale to raise about $13.5 billion, helping fund its $17 billion acquisition of USI Insurance Services.

Copper fell to a three-week low after LME stockpiles jumped by 9,600 tons. A stronger US dollar and tariff uncertainty added pressure, with

Saudi stocks edged up Monday as investors weighed regional tensions and a likely Fed rate hike. But the advance was narrow, with more declin

Dry bulk shipping rates slipped as the Baltic Dry Index fell 1.8% to 3,445, with capesize charters cooling and iron ore futures dropping to

Toronto is courting global investors this week, but KPMG Canada warns that higher borrowing costs and stiff competition mean attention won't

Latvia's state-backed airBaltic has filed for Chapter 11 in New York, securing €350 million in expensive financing to keep flying while it r