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US equity futures rise after a week of sharp swings in yields, with the US payrolls report still to come. Anthropic is seeking to go public as soon as mid-November, with formal marketing for its IPO potentially starting the week of November 9. Veronica Clark of Citi joins "Bloomberg Brief" to look ahead to the US jobs report. (Source: Bloomberg)

Smaller stocks, banks and utilities have been pummeled.

A tentative recovery in UK stocks has hit a major roadblock as the country’s bonds take some of the harshest punishment from the global selloff in sovereign debt.

“Bloomberg: The China Show” is your definitive source for news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy. From politics and policy to tech and trends, Yvonne Man and David Ingles give global investors unique insight, delivering in-depth discussions with the newsmakers who matter. (Source: Bloomberg)

Rio Times · Asia Intelligence Brief October 1, 2026 — South Korea posts record exports of US$120.9 billion on US$60.3 billion of chips; Lee Jae Myung offers the North talks and promises nuclear submarines; Japan's Tankan hits an eight-year high; India's stocks fall an eighth straight week; Thailand's floods close Toyota plants; Pakistan lines Islamabad with containers ahead of a 4 October march. The post Asia Intelligence Brief — Thursday, October 1, 2026 appeared first on The Rio Times.

Retail investors are poised to pile back into US stocks this month after a sharp cooldown in September, Citadel Securities’ head of equity and equity derivatives strategy Scott Rubner said.

A rally in oil prices spurred renewed bond volatility and drove stocks lower, with the market extending losses after data showed factories are contending with inflationary pressures. Liz Ann Sonders, Chief Investment Strategist at Charles Schwab, talks about her market outlook and staying invested amid 2H volatility. (Source: Bloomberg)

Citi Wealth Chief Investment Officer Kate Moore joins "Bloomberg Open Interest" to break down how surging bond yields, AI hype and political shocks could reshape markets into 2027. She also explains why she’s still favoring equities over duration while warning investors to get more selective. (Source: Bloomberg)

A near $100 billion rout in September has left South Africa’s benchmark stock index at its most oversold level in 17 months, according to a momentum indicator that measures the speed and magnitude of recent price moves.

Indian stocks tumbled as a global bond rout gathered momentum and oil prices remained elevated, deepening concerns over the outlook for the crude-importing nation.

Growth is hurting bond prices but helping stocks.

A conversation with Sherwood News Head of Markets Luke Kawa.

US equity futures waver ahead of PCE inflation data and Micron earnings. Oil flows from the Middle East are returning toward pre-war levels despite continued risks to shipping, according to JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs. President Trump endorses independent audits of AI systems through an accord with tech executives. Mads Pedersen of Human Edge Investment Technology joins "Bloomberg Brief" to discuss bond market risks ahead of key economic data. (Source: Bloomberg)

Strong earnings are keeping equities on solid ground, but a deeper acceleration in the fall in bonds could quickly test that resilience, according to Peter Oppenheimer at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

Mongolia is on course to be the world’s best stock market this quarter, as the landlocked North Asian country rides a commodity boom that insulates it from the volatile AI trade.

South Korean stocks are about to lose a key source of support earlier than expected, just as the market struggles to push decisively higher.

Brazil election risk in numbers: a record fear gauge, falling rate futures and bank bets on the real, five days before the 4 October presidential vote. The post Brazil Election Risk: Stocks and the Real Recover Five Days Before the Vote appeared first on The Rio Times.

Indian equities are breaking through a series of long-held technical support levels as a selloff gathers pace in a market once considered an emerging-market darling.

Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Emily Graffeo, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)

For years, US stocks have faced relatively weak competition from bonds or Treasuries in investor portfolios. That period looks like it’s headed for a fast, and possibly painful, end, strategists at Wells Fargo say.

Marina Zavolock, chief European equities strategist at Morgan Stanley, says the global bond selloff and resulting yield increases are not yet at troubling levels for European stocks, with earnings growth across the region running close to 20%. (Source: Bloomberg)

Global fund managers are dialing back their long-running retreat from Chinese stocks, drawn by AI prospects and favorable valuations.

Artificial intelligence could wipe us all out. Or it might just kill our unwanted subscriptions.

The final stretch of a jittery week on Wall Street saw a rebound in stocks as oil prices fell, easing a selloff in bonds that had roiled financial markets around the world. Darius Dale, founder and CEO at 42 Macro gives his outlook on equities and the fading bond selloff. (Source: Bloomberg)

On Holding AG’s upbeat investor day didn’t sway Jefferies from its bearish view that many of the athletic brand’s big goals aren’t feasible due to the narrow focus of its business.

Turkey’s fund-industry crisis is inflicting some of its heaviest losses on smaller, less-liquid stocks, widening a divide with large-cap names that have benefited from regulatory support.

A selloff in shares of India’s online insurance sellers deepened on Friday as analysts pared earnings expectations after the industry regulator’s proposal to cap commissions and management expenses.

Goldman Sachs Chief Regional Equity Strategist for Asia Pacific Timothy Moe explains why AI-related stocks remain good investments despite rising rates on government debt. He speaks as a global bond selloff extends into Asia while elevated oil prices stoke inflation concerns. (Source: Bloomberg)

A renewed episode of bond volatility left traders unwilling to make riskier bets, with stocks falling on worries that elevated oil prices will fuel inflation and force the Federal Reserve to lift rates. Keith Lerner, CIO at Truist, discusses the path of the S&P amid mounting market pressures. (Source: Bloomberg)