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Indices

Japanese Shares Climb as Tech, Banks Lead Gains
The Nikkei 225 Index jumped 2.4% to close at 69,947 on Monday, reaching a three-month high as technology and financial…
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Metals

Copper Gains as Lower Fed Rate Pressure Supports Metals While China Demand Weighs
Copper prices are finding renewed support above $6.50 per pound as expectations for further Federal Reserve tightening ease following softer…
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Economics

Sweden Services Sector Growth Hits 10-Month High
The Services PMI in Sweden rose to 57.4 in September 2026 from an upwardly revised 56.0 in August, marking the…
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Banks

Oil: Diverging supply signals shape Brent – ING
ING’s Warren Patterson notes that ICE Brent has repeatedly dipped below $100/bbl but continues to settle above this level as…
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Markets

Dollar gains, oil falls. EURUSD at multi-month lows
🌍 Macroeconomics Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida described the development of artificial intelligence technology as a significant positive…
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Economics

Economic Calendar – Key Services PMIs for Europe and the US, and Central Bankers’ Decisions
On Monday, investors’ attention is focused on data from the services sector, which remains a key driver of economic growth…
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Economics

Russia Services Sector Maintains Expansion as Private-Sector Growth Improves
Russia’s services sector is maintaining a modest expansion, with the S&P Global Russia Services PMI holding at 51.3 in September,…
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Indices

ASX 200 Closes Subdued
The ASX 200 ended little changed at 8,686 on Monday, as gains in electronic technology, consumer durables, and industrial services…
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Indices

NZX 50 Ends 0.1% Higher, Halts Two-Day Slide
The NZX 50 climbed 19 points, or 0.1%, to 13,699 on Monday, halting losses from the previous two sessions and…
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Economics

UAE Non-Oil Private Sector Growth Holds at 20-Month High
The S&P Global UAE PMI was unchanged at 55.3 in September 2026, matching August’s 20-month high and signalling a marked…
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