Markets face pivotal week as China releases trade data and US Q3 earnings season begins. Gold hits $4000, USD/JPY above 153.

Asian shares have tumbled after escalating trade tensions with China shattered a monthslong calm on Wall Street. Markets in Tokyo were closed for a holiday.

GST rate cut and falling vegetable prices expected to lower CPI inflation below 2%, with full impact in October.

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Despite billions in tariff costs tied to imported vehicles and parts, new car prices have stayed mostly flat. The financial ...

The stock market will enter the second full week of the government shutdown. Investors will also focus on big bank earnings.

For weeks, the publication of the COLA 2026 was awaited, a key adjustment that impacts the monthly payments of more than 70 million Social Security beneficiaries. However, the part ...

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It is quiet on the data front in New Zealand as the dust settles after an emergency interest-rate cut. Economists are assessing the impact of the central bank's decision to lower rates by 50 basis ...

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Oakmark International Fund (Class I Shares) underperformed the benchmark, the MSCI World ex USA Index, for the quarter, but ...

Policy tailwinds could help Chinese solar and energy-storage shares catch up with a global gold-beating rally, analysts say.