Oil slipped in early Asian trade. Prices had recently extended their gains as traders fretted over tightened supplies after the U.S. imposed sanctions on Russia’s energy industry, ANZ Research said.

The yen consolidated against G-10 and Asian currencies in the early session as traders nervously await BOJ Deputy Gov. Ryozo Himino’s speech due later today

Gold edged higher in the early Asian session in a possible technical recovery after the front-month gold contract closed down 1.3% on Monday.

JGB yields jumped in the morning Tokyo session, tracking overnight rise in U.S. Treasury yields.

Chinese shares opened higher, supported by consumer and software stocks.

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The Wall Street giant’s new group will capitalize on a private-credit surge and anticipated private-equity deal boom.

Natural gas futures settled 1.4% lower, pulling back from their overnight high, amid reports of a drop in feedgas flows to Freeport LNG in Texas.

The selloff in government debt is making it costlier to borrow, jarring stocks and pressuring indebted countries.

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The Honda-Nissan tie-up is a response to industrywide challenges that are pushing automakers to combine.

A fresh wave of U.S. sanctions against Russia’s oil industry threatened to disrupt global supplies, sending crude prices to their highest in more than four months.

The dollar hit fresh highs against several currencies and U.S. 10-year borrowing costs increased in tandem, continuing their rise since strong jobs data dampened prospects for Fed rate cuts.

Ten-year Treasury yields rose to their highest level since November 2023, and Generali Investments said about one third of the the nearly 40bps rise since the election was due to the upward revision of the Fed funds rate path and the rest to a higher term premium.

With the Fed unlikely to cut interest rates as quickly as hoped, corporate earnings growth becomes even more critical to keeping the market afloat.

Foreign-exchange regulators reiterated their pledge to defend the yuan, as the Chinese currency comes under renewed pressure amid prospects of U.S. trade tariffs.

Global oil prices were on track to settle at their highest level since August, boosted by the prospect of new sanctions reducing Russian crude exports.

U.S. stocks ended mixed, with the Nasdaq Composite down a fourth straight session amid a run-up in bond yields and news of U.S. restrictions on certain artificial-intelligence exports.

The WSJ Dollar Index was down 0.1% to 103.52 — snapping a four-trading-day winning streak.