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

June auto sales in Canada and the US beat forecasts, with BMO reporting 182,000 vehicles sold in Canada and a 16.7 million annual pace in th

Germany's DAX fell 1.37% on Tuesday, even as industrial output rose 0.9% in May. Rising oil prices from Middle East tensions overshadowed th

Lloyds data shows UK house prices rose 0.2% in June, suggesting the market may be steadying as mortgage rates ease. Meanwhile, Shell climbed

Latin American markets fell Tuesday as a global selloff in chip stocks triggered a risk-off mood. Most regional currencies weakened against

The Canadian dollar is stuck near C$1.42 per US dollar, with Société Générale saying it may not be cheap enough to rebound. The next big tes

European stocks traded in the US as ADRs slipped 0.35% late Tuesday morning. Nokia and Opera declined, while Natuzzi and DBV Technologies po

US-listed shares of Asian companies mostly fell Tuesday, dragging the S&P Asia 50 ADR Index down 1.55% to 2,883.19. Trident Digital Tech sur

ADNOC Distribution agreed to buy Shell's South Africa downstream business for about $1 billion, and Vertex struck a roughly $10 billion deal

Canadian stock index futures edged higher Tuesday as oil prices bounced on renewed shipping-risk jitters near the Strait of Hormuz. Traders

The US dollar edged higher Tuesday as traders awaited a slate of US economic data. Against the yen, the dollar slipped to 161.94, with focus

Valentino is planning a €450 million bond sale to refinance bank debt, according to a corporate filing. The seven-year senior secured bond w

Nasdaq futures dropped 1.1% as reports of missiles striking commercial vessels near the Strait of Hormuz pushed Brent crude up 1% to $72.69.