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The bank cited improving deleveraging outlooks and commodity price sensitivity as oil prices eased through the week.

The Swedish drug-delivery firm licensed its technology to Novo Nordisk in an agreement worth up to $1.3 billion.

The higher offer sent Capricorn Energy shares to a 15-year high as a bidding war for the Kurdistan-focused oil producer intensified.

Coverage of the meeting emphasized symbolic gestures over concrete trade or geopolitical outcomes, and Asian markets showed little reaction to it.

Even as SoftBank dropped on doubts about AI infrastructure spending, startup DensityAI is reportedly seeking funding at a $10 billion valuation, underscoring the split in investor sentiment.

A rout in Japanese government bonds spilled into currency markets and equities across the region on September 24, with the yen nearing a level not seen in months.

Executive chairman Marc Grandisson purchased $1.6 million in shares while chief operating officer Andrew Davis bought $64,489, regulatory filings show.

Policymakers tweaked forward guidance rather than moving rates, signaling less certainty about the pace of future cuts.

Both a household-products maker and its packaging supplier fell to fresh yearly lows on Sept. 24, pointing to pressure across the consumer staples supply chain.

Analysts flagged a China-specific risk for Broadcom beyond margin pressure, while a separate note questioned whether AMD's AI spending cycle can keep accelerating.

The same session that pushed private-equity and regional-bank shares to fresh lows sent lab-equipment and manufacturing names to records, underscoring a split market.

Bank of England's Lombardelli flagged rising odds of a rate hike while Sweden's Riksbank held rates but pointed to hikes later this year.

The bank started coverage of the pulmonary-disease drugmaker with a Sell while giving fellow gene-therapy name MeiraGTx a Neutral.

Rising U.S. yields drove a selloff in Chinese technology and semiconductor names even as Korea moved forward with a $22 billion Texas gas plant tied to its tariff pledge to Washington.

Stronger-than-expected September activity data revived inflation and rate-hike bets, pushing the dollar to its strongest level since July and sending Japanese bond yields to a 30-year high.

While a director bought heavily into his own company, executives at GigaCloud, Quantum-Si and MediaAlpha were selling shares the same week.

Gold steadied after a selloff even as stronger U.S. data and rising oil prices raised bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike.

The Japanese conglomerate is borrowing heavily to expand its bet on OpenAI, and investors are buying into the plan for now.

Meta's chief product officer sold $28.5 million in shares, the largest of more than a dozen insider sales disclosed in the latest batch of filings.

The bank shifted the gathering to London as the conflict continues to weigh on expatriate operations in the Gulf.

Lawmakers from both parties say the diesel export restriction meant to secure US fuel supply is instead pushing heating-oil prices higher just as winter demand approaches.

Analysts tied the move to data showing Meta's new Muse AI agent is routing meaningfully more traffic through Fastly's content-delivery network.

With 5% yields no longer rattling markets, attention is turning to whether 10-year Treasury yields could climb toward 6%.

Analysts remain bullish on Micron and high-profile investors are building large positions as memory pricing improves.

A closely watched economic survey pointed to overheating, sending the 10-year yield higher and unsettling both stock and bond investors.

A blowout September PMI report revived bets that the Federal Reserve has less room to cut rates, sending long-term borrowing costs to their highest level in months.

Sterling weakened against the dollar Tuesday even as no fresh U.K. data drove the move, pointing instead to shifting U.S. rate expectations.

A level once seen as resistance has held as support, while Coinbase now lets users borrow the USDC stablecoin against bitcoin holdings at a fixed rate.

The Dutch payments firm's stock fell even as it announced a partnership with payments provider Flatpay, with investors focused instead on the leadership change.

The bank started coverage of Hut 8, Terawulf and Applied Digital with buy ratings, citing data center and leasing growth rather than mining economics.