Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature 3m ago 03.47 GMT Shares rally and oil rebounds as Trump extends Iran ultimatum Recapping financial markets’ response after Donald Trump postponed the bombing of Iranian power plants: oil prices bounced back and Asian stocks rallied as immediate fears of a deeper energy shock were allayed. Traders were quick...
Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature Please turn on JavaScript to use this feature 3m ago 03.47 GMT Shares rally and oil rebounds as Trump extends Iran ultimatum Recapping financial markets’ response after Donald Trump postponed the bombing of Iranian power plants: oil prices bounced back and Asian stocks rallied as immediate fears of a deeper energy shock were allayed. Traders were quick to react to the reversal on Monday, sending crude futures tumbling and shares surging, while the US dollar and government bond yields fell, Reuters reports. Most of the movement carried over to the Asian trading session on Tuesday, with MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rising 1.3%, while shares in Australia were up 0.7%. Japan’s Nikkei advanced more than 2%, reversing most of Monday’s 3.5% decline. Oil prices, meanwhile, edged higher on Tuesday after sliding 10% in the previous session. Brent crude futures were up 1% at $100.94 a barrel, while US crude rose 1.9% to $89.84. Still, movement was highly volatile. “Markets are not out of the woods,” said Chris Weston, head of research at Pepperstone. double quotation mark Price action could remain choppy into Friday’s revised deadline ... The key question is whether participants see this as a genuine extension that brings a deal closer, or simply a delay that prolongs uncertainty.
undefined China’s sharpest stock market drop of 2026 has revived a key question for investors: did the country’s fast-growing quant funds amplify the sell-off, or merely follow it? Chinese mainland equities tumbled Monday as a fourth week of escalating Middle East tensions and a broader global market slide weighed on sentiment. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index fell 3.6%. About 4.3 trillion y...
undefined China’s sharpest stock market drop of 2026 has revived a key question for investors: did the country’s fast-growing quant funds amplify the sell-off, or merely follow it? Chinese mainland equities tumbled Monday as a fourth week of escalating Middle East tensions and a broader global market slide weighed on sentiment. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index fell 3.6%. About 4.3 trillion yuan ($625 billion) was wiped from the mainland market.
有證券業人士認為,大市在25,100點會有阻力。 Blue Water Capital首席投資官李澤銘說:「市場重新定價減息的預期會進一步延後,同時高通脹的情況可能損害環球經濟,所以在進一步風險釋放之下,港股在反彈過程裏,遇到比較大的沽壓。短期上方大約250天線,又或昨日下跌裂口的頂部,大約25,100點、25,200點左右,會有比較大阻力。」
有證券業人士認為,大市在25,100點會有阻力。 Blue Water Capital首席投資官李澤銘說:「市場重新定價減息的預期會進一步延後,同時高通脹的情況可能損害環球經濟,所以在進一步風險釋放之下,港股在反彈過程裏,遇到比較大的沽壓。短期上方大約250天線,又或昨日下跌裂口的頂部,大約25,100點、25,200點左右,會有比較大阻力。」
But Andrew McDonald from Meat and Livestock Australia said the deal on meat exports was not a fair outcome for Australian farmers who had wanted an annual quota of at least 50,000 tonnes - the deal allows for about 30,000 tonnes, up from 3,389.
But Andrew McDonald from Meat and Livestock Australia said the deal on meat exports was not a fair outcome for Australian farmers who had wanted an annual quota of at least 50,000 tonnes - the deal allows for about 30,000 tonnes, up from 3,389.
HDFC Bank Ltd. has appointed external law firms to review the circumstances surrounding the abrupt exit of its part-time chairman, a move aimed at shoring up investor confidence at India’s largest private sector lender. Domestic and international legal advisers will look into Atanu Chakraborty ’s resignation letter and submit a report “within a reasonable period,” the bank told exchanges on Tuesda...
HDFC Bank Ltd. has appointed external law firms to review the circumstances surrounding the abrupt exit of its part-time chairman, a move aimed at shoring up investor confidence at India’s largest private sector lender. Domestic and international legal advisers will look into Atanu Chakraborty ’s resignation letter and submit a report “within a reasonable period,” the bank told exchanges on Tuesday, without naming the firms. It said its board approved the move on Monday, describing it as a “proactive” step to reinforce the firm’s governance standards. Chakraborty, the lender’s part-time chairman since 2021, stepped down unexpectedly last Wednesday over “ethical” differences with the bank, offering no details. His resignation sparked investor worries and triggered a slide in the stock. Chakraborty later walked back on some of his comments, telling a local television channel that his departure was “routine” and not indicative of any wrongdoing at the firm. Read More: BlackRock Manager Grills HDFC Bank in Call on Chair’s Exit Responding to a query from Bloomberg News, Chakraborty said the appointment of law firms was HDFC Bank’s internal decision and he had not been approached by the lender on the move. HDFC Bank said in the filing that Chakraborty’s letter did not mention any “happenings and practices” that were not in line with his personal values and ethics. The rift came down to differing views over accountability, particularly over client losses tied to risky bonds sold by Credit Suisse and recent restrictions imposed on HDFC Bank in Dubai, people familiar with the matter said . Late on Monday, the lender said it had removed three employees following an internal investigation.