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Treasury yields were little changed on Tuesday as investors awaited U.S. consumer-price inflation data for October, while eurozone bond yields fell sharply as oil prices retreated.

The DXY dollar index fell, helped by lower energy prices and better risk appetite. KBC Bank saying the two factors outweighed rising U.S. yields as key drivers for the currency.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore is rolling out gold-vaulting services as part of efforts to make the city-state Asia’s top gold-trading hub.

Regional markets rallied following Wall Street’s gains overnight, with chip-related suppliers shrugging off concerns around Nvidia.

China’s increase in banks’ foreign-exchange reserve requirements is aimed at slowing the yuan’s appreciation rather than reversing it, OCBC said.

Oil weakened after President Trump played down the prospect of further U.S. strikes on Iran.

From high-school clubs to social-media influencers, Asia’s new stock traders face a brutal reality check.

Gold edged lower in early Asian trade. The precious metal has gained some momentum as lower oil prices and a rebound in equity markets boosted risk appetite, ANZ Research said.

Japanese stocks were higher in early trade as concerns eased about an escalation in the Middle East conflict, pulling oil prices lower overnight.

Faith in tech stocks wobbled last week. By Monday, cooler heads had prevailed; eulogies for the AI trade appear “hyperbolic at best right now.”

Even if the woman Huang had an affair with isn’t a spy, a relationship with an executive of a major customer should matter to shareholders.

Stocks surged as investors regained confidence that the midterm election results will be positive for the economy following a sharp selloff last week.

Plus, Dow jumps more than 1,000 points, Nasdaq rallies.

The Claude maker is braving investor nerves around artificial intelligence and an Nvidia investigation.

The alternative-asset manager reported higher-than-expected third-quarter profit while telling investors its AI exposure is limited.

Measures against the Jewish state’s banks could damage the financial-services industry in the British territory.