US equity futures gained while Treasuries and the dollar slipped, in a sign that traders are weighing the efforts by the US and its allies to prevent further escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
An Indian navigation company’s stock, which was favored by Mark Mobius, has doubled in about six months as its mapping service grows more popular in the country, pitting it against Alphabet Inc.’s Google Maps. Market watchers are now split on whether the rally will continue.
Poland’s opposition is on track for a majority in Sunday’s election, an exit poll showed, an upset that would deny the ruling nationalists a third term and steer the country back into the European mainstream.
Oil traded in a narrow range, with Israel yet to launch its expected ground offensive of the Gaza Strip and the US stepping up efforts to prevent the crisis from becoming a regional conflagration.
A 35-year-old business leader from a wealthy fruit-exporting dynasty, Daniel Noboa, will be Ecuador’s next president after winning Sunday’s election pledging to restore order to a nation torn by violence.
US President Joe Biden weighed a trip to Israel while he cautioned against long-term Israeli occupation of the Gaza Strip on Sunday, as the White House sought to balance support for the country with fears that the regional crisis could escalate.
Vivriti Asset Management Pvt. raised 17 billion rupees ($204 million) from its three private credit funds, joining a growing number of its Indian peers in tapping the booming market for direct lending.
Rainer Gut, who engineered the mergers and acquisitions that transformed Switzerland’s Credit Suisse Group AG into a goliath global investment bank, one that proved difficult for subsequent generations of executives to manage, has died. He was 91.
US President Joe Biden may visit Israel soon, adding to the US diplomatic push after Secretary of State Antony Blinken met Arab leaders about the Israel-Hamas conflict and efforts to provide humanitarian assistance to Gaza.
Courier services provider J&T Global Express Ltd. is seeking to raise about HK$3.92 billion ($501 million) through an initial public offering in Hong Kong, the city’s second-largest so far this year.
