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Japan's Nikkei 225 closed down 486.58 points, or 0.73%, at 65,877.62 on Monday, Sept. 28.
2026-09-28
Japan's Nikkei 225 closed down 486.58 points, or 0.73%, at 65,877.62 on Monday, Sept. 28.
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2026-09-28
At midday closing, most domestic futures contracts declined, with lithium carbonate and silver falling over 5%, live hogs down over 4%, red dates, palladium, gold, and glass down nearly 3%, and coking coal down over 2%. On the upside, container shipp
At midday closing, most domestic futures contracts declined, with lithium carbonate and silver falling over 5%, live hogs down over 4%, red dates, palladium, gold, and glass down nearly 3%, and coking coal down over 2%. On the upside, container shipping to Europe rose nearly 7%, methanol rose over 4%, fuel oil rose nearly 4%, propylene rose over 2%, and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), soybean meal, and polypropylene rose over 1%.
2026-09-28
CITIGROUP strategist Jason Williams said in a note the U.S. Treasury market is seeing a mild buyers' wait‑and‑see. He said strong PMI data published last Wednesday exacerbated the dynamic and last week's hawkish Fed comments may keep buyers sidelined
CITIGROUP strategist Jason Williams said in a note the U.S. Treasury market is seeing a mild buyers' wait‑and‑see. He said strong PMI data published last Wednesday exacerbated the dynamic and last week's hawkish Fed comments may keep buyers sidelined. Williams added: “Persistent hawkish rhetoric makes us wonder: if the dot‑plot median implies one more rate hike, why didn't the SEP dot plot appear more hawkish?”
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