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Australia Demographic Shift: Falling Fertility, Immigration Debate
Australia faces record-low fertility and rising anti-immigration sentiment, posing long-term challenges for labor supply and economic growth that could influence the RBA's policy outlook.
China Refinery Runs at Four-Year Low as Crude Imports Plunge
Chinese refiners cut run rates to the lowest in four years in May as crude imports fell to an eight-year low, signaling weak demand and potential pressure on global oil prices.
More Central Banks Than Ever Plan to Increase Gold Reserves This Year
A record number of central banks globally intend to boost gold reserves this year, signaling sustained demand that has underpinned bullion's rally despite recent price pullbacks.
Aluminum Hits 3-Month Low as China Data Adds to Downside Pressure
Aluminum prices fell to their lowest since March as weaker-than-expected Chinese economic data weighed on industrial metals, with traders also monitoring geopolitical risks from US-Iran peace talks.
FTSE 100 Underperforms European Rally as Commodity Stocks Weigh
The FTSE 100 lagged its European peers as weakness in commodity-linked stocks offset gains in other sectors, highlighting the index's sensitivity to raw material prices.
BHP and Rio Tinto Bet on India as Steel’s Next Growth Engine
BHP and Rio Tinto are increasingly looking to India as the next major growth driver for global steelmaking, signaling a strategic shift as the world's top iron ore suppliers prepare for a future beyond China.
US watchdog urges FDIC to coordinate crypto oversight
The US Government Accountability Office has urged the FDIC to establish a formal coordination mechanism with other regulators to address risks from blockchain-based financial products.
Bitcoin ETFs bleed $64M while altcoin ETFs gain across the board
US spot bitcoin ETFs saw net outflows of $64 million on Monday, while ETFs tracking ether, XRP, Solana and Hyperliquid all recorded inflows, signaling a rotation into altcoins.
Trump Iran Deal Faces Skepticism as Strait of Hormuz Deadline Looms
European allies doubt President Trump's Iran deal will reopen the Strait of Hormuz by June 19, straining ties with Israel and raising oil supply risks.
Sify Infinit Spaces Puts $391 Million India IPO on Hold
Sify Infinit Spaces has paused its planned $391 million IPO in India, joining a wave of companies delaying share sales amid weak stock market conditions.
Vietnam Stocks See Biggest Foreign Inflows in Nearly Six Years
Vietnamese stocks saw their largest daily foreign inflows in nearly six years, signaling renewed global investor interest amid easing Middle East tensions.
China Property Stocks Fall to Pre-Stimulus Levels
Chinese property stocks have fallen back to levels seen before the September 2024 stimulus, reflecting persistent pessimism in the sector.
Yen Pares Gains After BOJ Hikes Key Rate to 1%, Highest Since 1995
The yen pared gains against the dollar after the Bank of Japan raised its benchmark rate to 1%, the highest since 1995, in a widely expected move that still offered no hawkish surprises.
Global Funds Pile Into India Bonds as Oil Cools
Lower crude prices are improving India's inflation outlook and easing its current account deficit, driving global funds into Indian bonds.
China Consumer Spending Falls for First Time Since Pandemic
China's consumer spending contracted for the first time since the pandemic, while investment weakened, underscoring persistent domestic risks despite strong exports and easing geopolitical tensions.
Chinese Bonds Attract Foreign Inflows in May After Year-Long Outflows
Foreign investors returned to Chinese sovereign bonds in May for the first time in over a year, drawn by the market's resilience amid a global debt selloff.
China May industrial output beats but retail sales post first fall since 2022
China's May industrial output beat expectations, but retail sales posted their first contraction since December 2022, signaling deepening domestic demand weakness that weighs on commodity and consumer markets.
APA Corporation Buys Savant Alaska for $70 Million
APA Corporation agreed to acquire Savant Alaska for $70 million upfront, adding 104,000 gross acres and 1,500 bpd of oil production in Alaska's North Slope.
Jardine to Buy Back $500 Million Shares, Seeks to Boost Returns
Jardine Matheson announces a $500 million share buyback program by end of 2027 as it shifts from owner-operator to an active investor model, aiming to boost shareholder returns.
Health crisis, not market crash, is top retirement risk, experts warn
Health-related financial risks have overtaken market crashes as the primary threat to retirement security, according to experts, urging investors to factor medical costs into long-term planning.
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