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Latin stock funds: a species headed for extinction
More than 660 funds invested in Latin American stocks in 2015. Today there are only 226 left.
South Korea's $4.3 Trillion Stock Market Loses Relevance as AI Trade Cools
South Korea was a poster child of the global AI trade earlier this year, but Bloomberg reports the market is now struggling to attract buyers.
Copper Rises Alongside Other Metals as Chinese Traders Return From Week-Long Holiday
Chinese traders came back to their desks in a buying mood, ending a stretch of muted activity across Asian markets, Bloomberg Markets reports.
LG Energy Solution Tops Q3 Estimates by Over Twofold on Energy-Storage Demand
The South Korean battery maker's preliminary earnings were aided by US manufacturing incentives and rising energy-storage system demand, Bloomberg Markets says.
QatarEnergy Borrows $3 Billion From Four Chinese Banks
The state-owned energy group's financing suggests lenders remain open to select Gulf borrowers as the US war with Iran continues, people familiar say.
Gold Holds Gains as More Oil Supply and Falling Yields Ease Fed Rate-Hike Bets
Growing crude supplies from the Middle East and lower bond yields reduced pressure on the Federal Reserve to tighten this month, Bloomberg Markets reports.
Taiwan Overtakes Korea Atop Global Markets as AI Trade Widens
Bloomberg Markets says Taiwan is emerging as the stronger bet in the global AI trade as the year enters its final stretch.
Asset Management One to Lift Talent Spending 30% Over Three Years
The Japanese asset manager points to rising domestic interest rates as it plans a bigger push on staff investment
Moonshot AI Said to Plan Early 2027 Hong Kong IPO After $50 Billion Valuation
The company closed its final private fundraising round at about a $50 billion valuation, according to people familiar with the matter.
New World Development Launches Exchange Offer for $991 Million in Dollar Notes
The stressed Hong Kong developer aims to extend maturities and improve liquidity through the offer.
Nidec Bonds Sink to Bottom of Yen Debt Market, Testing Incoming President
The Kyoto precision-motor maker, once the world's largest in its industry, now ranks last by one measure in yen-denominated debt, Bloomberg Markets reports.
Euro Falls to 17-Month Low as Spanish Early Election Reports Add to Fiscal, Political Risks
Bloomberg Markets says the currency hit its weakest level since May 2025 amid concerns over political and fiscal risks in the region.
Emerging-Market Stocks and Currencies Climb as Fed Rate-Hike Bets Cool, Oil Drops
Softer-than-expected US jobs data and a further slide in crude prices eased worries about aggressive Federal Reserve tightening.
Firmus Grid Said to Reserve Half Its IPO for Existing Shareholders
Nvidia and Blackstone would be positioned to add to their stakes under the reported allocation plan
Indian bond curve seen flattening further as RBI drains surplus cash
Bloomberg Markets reports investors shifting toward 10-year debt over five-year notes as the central bank steps up liquidity withdrawals.
Taiyo Oil Urges Japan to Keep Buying Most of Its Crude From the Middle East
The refiner calls Middle Eastern supply cost-effective and resists Tokyo's push for diversification.
IMF Approves $1.9 Billion Financing Program for Bolivia
The package includes an initial $214 million disbursement and is aimed at helping President Rodrigo Paz reverse a sharp economic slump.
Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management Sells Entire French Bond Holdings on Fiscal Concerns
The Japanese asset manager moved the proceeds into German bunds and short-term Japanese government debt, Bloomberg Markets reports.
Firmus Grid seeks A$43.7 billion valuation in Australian IPO, AFR reports
The data center operator's listing is expected this month, with pricing circulated to prospective investors, according to the Australian Financial Review.
Gold Steadies as Softer US Bond Yields Curb Rate-Hike Expectations
Federal Reserve officials signal they need more time before their next interest-rate decision, while Middle East tensions keep energy costs high.
Asia Bankers Pin Hopes on Japan and Australia to Lift Sluggish M&A
Market swings, higher prices, military conflicts and artificial intelligence worries have weighed on dealmaking across the region, Bloomberg Markets reports.
Thai Bonds Post Largest Foreign Outflows Since March on US Yields, Rate-Hike Bets
Surging Treasury yields and expectations of higher interest rates dimmed demand for Thai debt in September, Bloomberg Markets reports.
Netanyahu says pilot who stabbed co-pilot on Israel-bound flight may have tried to crash it
Flydubai Flight 1073 from Dubai landed in Saudi Arabia; Israeli officials examine whether the incident was an attempted terror attack
