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Gold tops $4,300, set for biggest weekly surge since 2008
Oct 17 (Reuters) - Gold surged past $4,300 an ounce on Friday, headed for its biggest weekly gain since December 2008, as geopolitical and economic uncertainty along with growing U.S. rate cut bets drove investors to the safe-haven metal.
Fri, Oct 17
Micron falls; Reuters reports chipmaker to exit server chips business in China
Chipmaker Micron Technology's MU.O shares fall 2.8% to $196.97 premarket
Fri, Oct 17
China, HK stocks post worst week since April as trade concerns weigh
Stocks in China and Hong Kong fell on Friday, capping their steepest weekly drop since early April, as investor caution over trade uncertainties and profit-taking from artificial intelligence shares dampened sentiment ahead of a leadership conclave in Beijing next week.
Fri, Oct 17
Stocks and FX Fall on Banking Stress, Oil Drop
Emerging market stocks and currencies fell on Friday, capping a volatile week dominated by renewed trade jitters, while worries about the banking industry and a slide in oil prices added another layer of concern.
Fri, Oct 17
In China, global companies struggle as home-grown brands steal thunder
For many companies, business in China has changed for the long term as a fragile economy and sluggish consumer demand are forcing executives to rethink their brand strategy and compete with rising home-grown rivals.
Fri, Oct 17
Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk shares fall after Trump targets weight-loss drugs
Shares of weight-loss drug developers Eli Lilly LLY.N and U.S.-listed shares of Novo Nordisk NOVOb.CO fall premarket
Fri, Oct 17
Banking stocks slide as US credit worries jolt investors
SINGAPORE/LONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Shares in global financial stocks dropped on Friday following a rout in U.S. regional banking shares on worries about mounting risks and credit quality.
Fri, Oct 17
US says India halves Russian oil imports, sources say no cuts seen
Russian oil a top irritant in US-India trade talksIndia has pledged to boost US energy purchasesIndia could cut Russian oil imports from Dec-Jan, sources sayIndia is biggest buyer of Russian seaborne oilUS says Russia uses oil revenue to fund war in UkraineBy Jarrett Renshaw and Nidhi Verma WASHI...
Fri, Oct 17
Micron to exit server chips business in China after ban, sources say
SEOUL/SHANGHAI, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Micron MU.O plans to stop supplying server chips to data centres in China after the business failed to recover from a 2023 government ban on its products in critical Chinese infrastructure, two people briefed on the decision said.
Fri, Oct 17
Japan Q4 aluminium talks drag out in effort to bridge gap, say sources
Quarterly pricing talks between Japanese aluminium buyers and global producers have stretched unusually long as both struggle to close a wide gap on primary metal shipments for October to December, three sources directly involved in the talks said.
Fri, Oct 17
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Asia financial stocks slip as US credit worries jolt investors
Asian financial stocks dropped on Friday, with the worst declines in Japan, following a rout in U.S. regional banking shares on worries about mounting risks and credit quality.
Fri, Oct 17
Yields fall as investors ramp up Fed cut bets on US banking jitters
Short-term U.S. Treasury yields hit multi-year lows on Friday as growing signs of credit stress in the U.S. banking system prompted nervous investors to price in more aggressive Federal Reserve rate cuts this year and next.
Fri, Oct 17
[Reuters Breakingviews] US sanctions overhaul will squeeze China hard
As part of the latest flare-up in Sino-American tensions, the U.S. Commerce Department last month issued new rules to extend sanctions to the subsidiaries of companies already on its blacklist, known as the Entity List.
Fri, Oct 17
In China, global companies struggle as home-grown brands steal thunder
LONDON/PARIS/AMSTERDAM, Oct 17 (Reuters) - For many companies, business in China has changed for the long term as a fragile economy and sluggish consumer demand are forcing executives to rethink their brand strategy and compete with rising home-grown rivals.
Fri, Oct 17
Truckmaker Volvo's Q3 operating profit meets market expectations
Oct 17 (Reuters) - Swedish truckmaker Volvo VOLVb.ST reported a third-quarter operating profit in line with market expectations on Friday, as weaker demand in North and South America weighed on the results.
Fri, Oct 17
Gold rallies beyond $4,300/oz, set for best week in 17 years
Oct 17 (Reuters) - Gold notched a new high above $4,300 an ounce on Friday and was poised for its best week in over 17 years, as signs of weakness in U.S. regional banks, global trade frictions, and further rate-cut hopes pushed investors to the safe-haven metal.
Fri, Oct 17
Japan's 10-year bond yield falls to one-month low mirroring US yield declines
TOKYO, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Japan's 10-year government bond (JGB) yield touched a one-month low on Friday, tracking U.S. Treasury yields, which fell overnight on concerns over trade tensions between the U.S. and China and credit market worries.The 10-year JGB yield JP10YTN=JBTC fell...
Fri, Oct 17
Japanese shares fall as banks track US peers lower, yen gains also weigh
TOKYO, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Japanese shares fell on Friday, dragged by financial stocks which tracked sharp declines in U.S. regional banks, while a stronger yen also hurt sentiment.
Fri, Oct 17
Japan's two biggest parties agree to hold PM vote on Tuesday, Kyodo says
TOKYO, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Japan's two biggest political parties, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and Constitutional Democratic Party (CDP) reached a broad agreement to hold a parliamentary vote to select the next prime minister on Oct. 21, Kyodo News reported on Friday.
Fri, Oct 17
Asian shares fall, gold claims new record as banking fears weigh
SYDNEY, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Asian shares tracked Wall Street lower, bonds extended gains and gold hit a fresh record on Friday, with signs of credit stress at U.S. regional banks putting investors on edge.
Fri, Oct 17
