Bloomberg Daybreak

September is living up to its reputation for typically being the worst month for Treasuries, and history suggests October will offer little relief.

Printed circuit board maker Suzhou Dongshan Precision Manufacturing Co. aims to raise $2 billion to $3 billion in its planned Hong Kong listing, according to people familiar with the matter.

A radical proposal to seize large housing portfolios is back on the agenda in Berlin, threatening deeper losses in real estate stocks.

Routine healthcare has been severely disrupted in communities hit hardest by Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo, where fear of infection and pressure on hospitals are stymieing pediatric immunizations and discouraging patients from seeking maternity and other basic care.

Bonds remained in focus as Treasuries stabilized after a bruising selloff. This is as optimism for a diplomatic breakthrough in the Iran war faded amid surging oil prices and mounting Fed rate hike bets. Mehvish Ayub, Bank of Singapore's Head of Managed Solutions Advisory in Dubai spoke to Bloomberg’s Abeer Abu Omar on Horizons Middle East & Africa the market movements. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Copper held above $14,400 a ton in London, as workers at a major mining operation in Chile voted to strike after wage talks failed.

Japan’s 40-year government bond auction drew its strongest demand in six years as elevated yields lured investors back to the nation’s longest-dated debt, offering a potential reprieve to fragile global markets.

Bloomberg's Minmin Low says China is broadening travel restrictions to top AI talent and their families, a national security measure that risks stalling recruitment and innovation across the tech sector. (Source: Bloomberg)

China's government will introduce new measures to support the economy and study policies to stabilize the property market. Bloomberg Economics Chief Asia Economist Chang Shu says the acceleration will likely target investment rather than purely addressing flatlining consumption. (Source: Bloomberg)

China’s liquefied natural gas imports are set to decline for a second month as surging prices triggered by the Middle East conflict curb demand.

Easing valuations have done little to revive investor appetite.

Shares of Shein Global Holdings Ltd. fell as much as 14% after the online fashion retailer reported a 53% plunge in first-half operating income in its inaugural earnings as a public company.

Australia’s household spending was flat in August, suggesting a weakening of demand in the economy as the Reserve Bank is expected to resume raising interest rates later today.

Indian drugmaker Gujarat Themis Biosyn Ltd. has obtained private credit funding to back its purchase of Japanese peer MicroBiopharm Japan Co., highlighting the growing use of such debt for overseas expansion in Asia.

Capital.com Senior Market Analyst Kyle Rodda argues that strong corporate earnings continue to buffer equities against rising bond yields and AI valuation risks. He also cautions that investor tolerance could fade quickly if profit growth expectations begin to fade. (Source: Bloomberg)

Gold recovered some losses from Monday’s rout as traders looked for clues on whether the Federal Reserve will continue tightening policy to rein in inflation.

Activist investor Flashlight Capital Partners urged Japan’s Secom Co. to roughly double its interest in South Korea’s S-1 Corp. and Taiwan Secom Co., roping in a new party after its earlier bid to acquire an S-1 stake was rejected.

Samsung Electronics Co. and five affiliates are investing a combined $1 billion in a US company led by a former Amazon Web Services Inc. chief, deepening the South Korean group’s push into the rapidly expanding AI infrastructure market.

A strategy popularized by AQR Capital Management, the world’s largest hedge fund, to help wealthy people slash their taxes on ordinary income is facing the most concrete sign yet that US authorities are preparing to clamp down.