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

The rand firmed as the dollar eased, with an inflation-linked bond auction and African Rainbow Minerals' full-year results also in focus. Bu

Fed Governor Christopher Waller says August's jobs report isn't the main event—next week's inflation readings will guide the September rate

African markets head into Friday focused on US jobs data, with a softer dollar and firmer gold giving some currencies breathing room. Oil is

Diesel prices climbed this week and look set to remain elevated, squeezing transport and consumer costs. Meanwhile, banks handed TikTok-pare

Perth Mint's August gold and silver sales dropped from July, with gold down 22.5% and silver down over 31%, even as spot prices rallied. The

Malaysian palm oil futures edged up to 4,944 ringgit a ton early Friday, helped by firmer crude oil and mixed moves in other cooking oils. T

Asian markets edged higher as the dollar slipped after Fed Governor Waller suggested a higher bar for a rate hike. Traders now look to Augus

South Korean stocks rebounded Friday on chip strength, but the KOSPI still posted a third straight weekly decline. Rising government bond yi

Japan's benchmark rubber futures logged a sixth straight daily drop as a stronger yen pressured yen-denominated prices. Shanghai contracts e

Gold is treading water near $4,475 an ounce as traders await Friday's US jobs report. The data could tip the scales on whether the Fed raise

Australian shares are poised to open higher after Wall Street climbed on Fed Governor Christopher Waller's signal that steady rates could be

Canada's main stock index climbed 1.5% on Thursday, powered by a 3.7% jump in technology shares, even as trade data showed the surplus shrin