ProLogis reports EPS above expectations
ProLogis (PLD) reported earnings per share of USD 0.86, compared with market expectations of USD 0.78.
ProLogis (PLD) reported earnings per share of USD 0.86, compared with market expectations of USD 0.78.
China’s producer price index rose 5% year over year in September, exceeding the poll forecast of 4.5%.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Mexico is addressing Trump administration concerns about the growing US trade deficit with Mexico to reach a bilateral deal, primarily by buying more American goods.
US steel prices climbed to their highest in more than four years as President Donald Trump’s tariffs restricted foreign supplies.
A top IMF official said a surge in government bond yields is the biggest emerging risk to the global financial system as the IMF presented its twice-yearly financial stability outlook report.
India’s central bank rolled out steps, including a special window to supply dollars to state-run oil companies, to support the rupee.
ASML said its current 2027–2028 supply will not fully meet demand.
Fast Retailing (9983) reported earnings per share of 379.46 JPY, above market expectations of 339.04 JPY.
Three sources report that a Trump directive on diesel would push U.S. department heads to find ways to bypass local and state regulations blocking energy production.
China’s customs data showed unwrought aluminium and aluminium product exports rose to 656,000 tonnes in September from 626,000 tonnes in August.
Palliser Capital urged Samsung Electronics Co. to list shares in the US and use the proceeds to repurchase preferred stock.
India secured less than 25% of the urea it sought in a tender last month.
Japan’s 10-year government bond yield fell around 7 basis points to 2.93% on Thursday, a five-week low.
The US energy department approved an emergency swap of up to 4 million barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Eurozone industrial production fell 1.1% year over year, versus a forecast decline of 0.1% and a previous reading of 0.0%.
Ivory Coast’s state weather agency warned of a rainfall deficit through early 2027, as a strengthening El Niño threatens the fragile outlook for cocoa supplies.
China is set to begin paying in yuan for some copper shipments from Zambia.
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said the Federal Reserve may need to raise interest rates more aggressively if public inflation expectations deteriorate significantly. Her remark was conditional, not an announcement of a rate decision.
On Tuesday, the Shanghai Composite fell 1% to 3,761, near a three-month low, while the Shenzhen Component dropped 2.2% to 12,109, a more than one-year low.
China purchased more US soybean cargoes, extending this week’s buying spree and marking its first acquisitions since the leaders’ late-September summit.