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

Dry-bulk shipping costs jumped again, lifting the Baltic Dry Index 4.7% to 3,488, its highest level since October 2021. Strong capesize rate

Saudi stocks posted a small weekly gain even as oil slipped below $91 a barrel. A faster-growing non-oil private sector, per the August PMI,

Aluminum prices extended their rally to a three-week high near $3,306 a ton as London Metal Exchange inventories slid to their lowest level

Sensex put options on BSE spiked 400-500% in the closing auction on expiry day after an indicative 2.5% drop. The whiplash highlights the ri

The dollar slipped as traders positioned for a heavy slate of US data and Fed commentary. Meanwhile, the yen jumped on growing bets that the

The rupee rose to a two-month high after the RBI pulled in $136.4 billion from one-off measures, lifting reserves to a record $729.3 billion

Canada's main stock index was little changed as higher bond yields weighed on stocks, even as oil and precious metals edged up. Investors ar

Gold edged higher Thursday as the dollar slipped and Treasury yields cooled. Investors are now focused on Friday's US jobs report, which cou

Asian stocks traded sideways as oil prices stayed elevated, with Brent crude rising 1.6% to $97.27 a barrel. Hong Kong and Japan closed mode

Indian stocks ended Thursday mixed and volatile, with the Nifty 50 nearly flat and the Sensex slipping late. Firmer oil prices and a choppy

UK stocks steadied as a global bond rally pulled the 10-year gilt yield down from an 18-year high. The FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 both edged up,

US stock futures were nearly flat Thursday as investors weighed higher oil prices after fresh US-Iran strikes against easing Treasury yields