Apple's Greater China Sales Jump 21% to $17.5 Billion as Memory Costs Test Margins
Record September-quarter revenue of $114.5 billion came with inventories more than doubling and a foldable iPhone its suppliers cannot build fast enough.
Record September-quarter revenue of $114.5 billion came with inventories more than doubling and a foldable iPhone its suppliers cannot build fast enough.
Investors had bet on a Bolsonaro victory after the first round. Lula's narrow comeback reversed that trade and put Brazil's debt back in focus.
Two days of talks in Beijing pulled both sides back from a trade war, but EV duties stay in place and the hybrid terms remain unpublished.
The world's top LNG exporter has now lined up 7 million tons a year of U.S. gas as force majeure on its own cargoes runs to year-end.
Memory chip costs, Taiwanese-built server racks and a $578 billion cloud backlog tie Amazon's AI build-out to factories across Asia.
Production hit its fastest pace since 2021 and imports picked up, but a prices gauge above 75 keeps a Fed rate increase on the table for Asian currencies.
American oil is now Japan's second-largest source after the UAE, and Kpler expects Americas arrivals in Asia to jump in November, even as supertanker rates squeeze the trade.
Wall Street had its best day since April on Monday, but short-dated Treasury yields rose as a Fed official pointed policy toward tighter settings, keeping pressure on the won and yen.
Policymakers debated a hike before agreeing to wait for more data, and Lagarde said she will leave on Feb. 7 to have the freedom to engage on matters that are not monetary policy matters.
Eurostat's flash estimate showed growth holding up despite the energy shock, putting the spotlight on Wednesday's October inflation reading.
In an interview with a Japanese newspaper, the ECB president said high-debt countries such as France are more exposed to rising global yields as governments compete with AI companies for financing.
National flash data set up Eurostat's euro zone reading on Nov. 4, while a weaker euro has cut the home-currency value of Asian exporters' European sales.
Gulf urea and sulfur cargoes have not followed oil back to prewar levels, and Rystad Energy says alternative supplies come at a higher price.
Dubai's biggest lender posted its first full quarter with RBL Bank on its books, as India deposits and loans swelled the balance sheet while Turkish provisions weighed.
Iraq says exports are back near 3.4 million barrels a day, but strikes on engine rooms and soaring freight costs keep Asian buyers paying for the risk.
Seven core producers left targets unchanged for a third month as Brent sits near $118 and the group turns to next year's quotas.