Japan's finance minister says economy nears wage-led inflation phase
Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said Japan is on the cusp of sustained inflation driven by rising wages, and that the government sees no gap with the BOJ.
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Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said Japan is on the cusp of sustained inflation driven by rising wages, and that the government sees no gap with the BOJ.
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Oil prices rose in early Asian trade as Market Talk reported attacks on at least 18 vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, with Brent near $109.54 a barrel.
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According to Reuters, Brent and WTI rose about 0.8% on Wednesday as attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and threats to Saudi oil sites weighed on sentiment.
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Reuters columnist Clyde Russell says China drew on crude stockpiles in September, but October imports could rise to the highest level since March.
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Crude futures fell Tuesday after a two-week rally, as reports of Iran diplomacy and Gulf tensions kept traders guessing, according to Seeking Alpha.
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US stocks closed mixed, but Nasdaq futures rallied after SpaceX and Super Micro results; Netflix fell 7% in extended trading on weak ad revenue.
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Oil futures closed down in a choppy session, with Brent falling 0.7% to $108.79, according to Dow Jones Newswires reporting on US-Iran diplomacy and Middle East risks.
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CBOT wheat, corn and soybean futures slid Tuesday after a report that US-Iran peace talks could resume, according to Daily Grain Highlights.
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According to Reuters, Nvidia is helping prop up buyers of its chips, including CoreWeave, and a credit market freeze could force the company's hand.
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Bank of England policymaker Megan Greene sees bigger inflation risks from the Iran war energy shock and still favours higher rates, Reuters reports.
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Per Coinglass data cited by Market Talk, bitcoin ETFs took in a net $526.7 million on October 19, the biggest day since September 22.
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US indexes abruptly turned higher on hopes of progress in US-Iran diplomacy, while Brent fell below $109 a barrel, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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According to ProZerno, Latvia imported 431,700 tons of Russian grain from July to October, while Iran stayed the largest buyer.
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US stocks rebounded after reports that mediators proposed reviving US-Iran talks, while Brent crude fell back below $110 a barrel.
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US pending home sales fell 7.3% in September to 66.0, the lowest since the index began in 2001, the NAR said, according to Reuters and Update.
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Halliburton reported third-quarter revenue up 1.8% to $5.7 billion and adjusted EPS of $0.60, both above analyst forecasts. Shares rose nearly 5% in pre-market trading.
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General Motors beat third-quarter estimates but narrowed its annual outlook as metals and logistics costs rise. Shares fell 5.5% on Tuesday.
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Shares of Egyptian fintech firm MNT-Halan gained roughly 6.6% on their first trading day, following the country's largest share sale in years, Reuters reports.
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Spot gold fell 0.51% to $4,118.76 an ounce as Brent hovered near a five-month high, Reuters reports. Markets see a 92% chance of a December Fed hike.
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Morning roundup: a 4% drop in South Korea's market, sanctioned tankers returning to trade, OpenAI's $30B funding push and Nvidia's European AI plans.
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