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Tuesday, August 25
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US stocks traded lower before the bell on Monday as investors prepared for a busy week of economic data and important earnings from Nvidia Corp.
Zambia’s borrowing costs fell in the first bond auction since this month’s elections as investors bet that political continuity will bolster the prospects of Africa’s second-biggest copper producer.
Chile’s long-dated swaps are at the highest level in 18 months as investors retain faith in the outlook for the economy, despite months of bad news, while the fiscal position remains weak and US Treasury yields soar.
Timeline
The UAE, Iraq, Kuwait and now Saudi Arabia all appear to be sneaking barrels across the crucial waterway to global markets.
The Treasury Department could opt to draw down some of its cash pile to fund expanded buybacks of higher-yielding, older securities, CNBC reported Monday, citing two senior Treasury officials.
US equity futures drag as investors await US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s news conference on Iran on Monday as well as the PCE data, Nvidia earnings and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's remarks later in the week. Canada sees little chance of resuming trade negotiations with the US before the US midterm elections following unsuccessful talks. Sharon Bell of Goldman Sachs compares the US and Europe's stock markets. Jane Foley of Rabobank discusses the dollar amid elevated US budget deficit and look a
Kyiv’s drones target Ozon warehouses after weeks of strikes against market leader Wildberries
The global oil market has diverged fundamentally, with a bearish outlook for crude but bullish prices for products, according to the CEOs of Europe’s largest energy companies.