Markets await clarity on Fed policy as Kevin Warsh heads to Jackson Hole amid pressure from Treasury Secretary Bessent's market interventions and uncertainty over inflation stance.
Singapore household retailer Japan Home has closed multiple outlets since June, with staff indicating a management change and potential takeover by dollar-store operator Valu$. The move follows mounting losses for the Hong Kong-founded chain.
Bond market selling pressure eases while equity markets experience continued fluctuations, signaling mixed investor sentiment across asset classes.
Ray White analysis shows property prices must fall 27% or rents surge 30% under new negative gearing rules, with investor activity already declining sharply since May budget.
The U.S. dollar drifted to multi-month lows as Treasury yields eased and investors awaited Fed minutes for rate guidance, reflecting softer economic data and reduced rate-hike expectations.
Indian benchmark indices poised for cautious open after six consecutive losses, as Asian semiconductor rout, elevated bond yields, and crude above $91 create headwinds despite domestic institutional buying support.
Critical Resources has staked new claims over a high-grade gold target at its Mavis Lake lithium project in Ontario, Canada, based on a historical 9.17g/t gold drill intercept, while maintaining focus on its primary lithium resource.
Japanese companies exceeded profit forecasts by the largest margin in five years, with 71% beating estimates despite rising oil costs, signaling broad economic strength beyond AI sectors.
China's uneven economic recovery is driving investor focus toward AI and tech stocks, with the Star Market 50 rebounding 9% in August as traditional sectors like consumption and property lag.
South Korea's KOSPI index dropped 5.2%, triggering an automatic trading halt as major semiconductor stocks SK Hynix and Samsung tumbled amid broader Asian market losses and bond market volatility.
Hong Kong and mainland Chinese tech indices declined sharply as rising US Treasury yields increased capital costs for high-valuation tech stocks, compounded by geopolitical tensions over Iran.
Hong Kong and mainland Chinese stock indices declined as rising US bond yields and US-Iran tensions over the Strait of Hormuz pressured investor sentiment, with tech stocks particularly affected.
Unitree, a Chinese humanoid robotics company, achieved a successful Shanghai stock market debut, signaling growing investor confidence in China's advanced robotics sector.
Turn Turn and Wittenburra, a 56,587-hectare south west Queensland property, will be auctioned September 25 after significant infrastructure investment by current owners since 2016.
Gold prices strengthened as Treasury yields eased, with investors awaiting Federal Reserve meeting minutes for clues on monetary policy direction and interest rate expectations.
Las bolsas asiáticas retrocedieron más del 1% mientras las acciones de semiconductores se desplomaron y los elevados rendimientos de bonos presionaron los mercados globales.
American Airlines is installing seatback screens on all seats and expanding premium seating across its narrowbody fleet to compete for premium passengers in a competitive market.
Two-thirds of UK adults now use mobile payment services, with 90% of mobile wallet users defaulting to debit cards. Cash use continues declining but at a slower pace, expected to represent just 4% of payments by 2035.
Apple's iPhone 18 lineup details emerge with September release timing, potential price increases up to 1,000 Yuan, and exclusive camera features for Pro Max model.
Global bond markets are experiencing a significant sell-off, pushing government borrowing costs to their highest levels since 2007, signaling investor concerns over fiscal sustainability and inflation risks.
U.S. national debt is projected to hit $40 trillion months ahead of schedule as rising bond yields increase borrowing costs, raising concerns about fiscal sustainability and market stability.
US Under Secretary Haustveit reports that approximately half of Venezuela's oil output is now directed to the United States, signaling a significant shift in energy trade patterns.
Bond yields surge relative to stock returns, signaling investor shift toward fixed income as equities face headwinds from rising interest rates and economic uncertainty.
Os principais índices de Wall Street encerraram terça-feira em queda, com o Nasdaq a cair 1,33%, penalizado por vendas em chips e tensões geopolíticas no Estreito de Ormuz.
Major U.S. stock indices fell as semiconductor stocks declined and rising bond yields pressured technology equities, signaling broader market anxiety over fixed-income repricing.
