Market Briefs

From Starbucks' bold move in China to Adani's $250 million bribery scandal and Elon Musk's push to end federal work-from-home, today’s stories span business, politics, and global markets. Dive in for key updates shaping the world right now.

Key updates on UK inflation figures, Japan’s export performance, China’s trade ambitions under Xi, and the recent climb in gold prices.

Hello there, it’s Ryosuke. Today’s highlights are packed with tech battles, political drama, and market moves. From Huawei’s chip struggles to Trump’s self-driving car push and Google’s antitrust showdown, it’s all happening. Let’s dive in!

Global markets are buzzing as China's red lines clash with Trump’s tariff threats, adding tension to trade dynamics. Xi Jinping emphasizes peace but warns against meddling in Taiwan and U.S. tech policies. Meanwhile, a Peruvian port becomes a geopolitical hotspot, and oil tycoons face steep falls.

Global markets see mixed trends: Powell hints at steady US rates, boosting the dollar; Japan’s GDP rebounds, eyeing BOJ hikes; China’s retail growth beats forecasts despite industrial lag; India battles food inflation and weak demand, curbing rate cut options.

Republicans secure House control, giving Trump full power in Congress. India’s RBI warns of global inflation risks, while a UK court ruling disrupts car finance. The yen weakens due to low growth and high foreign investment. Oil prices may drop with weak Chinese demand, and U.S. CPI hits 2.6% YoY.