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Bank of Japan September meeting minutes: several board members agreed the Neutral interest rate is difficult to determine ex ante.
2026-11-05
Bank of Japan September meeting minutes: several board members agreed the Neutral interest rate is difficult to determine ex ante.
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2026-11-05
At the morning session close, China’s main futures contracts were mixed. Palladium surged over 8%, platinum rose more than 7%, Shanghai silver gained over 6%, lithium carbonate climbed about 5%, Shanghai nickel and polysilicon near 5%, Shanghai gold
At the morning session close, China’s main futures contracts were mixed. Palladium surged over 8%, platinum rose more than 7%, Shanghai silver gained over 6%, lithium carbonate climbed about 5%, Shanghai nickel and polysilicon near 5%, Shanghai gold up about 4% and coke up ~3%. On the downside, LPG, propylene, benzene, polyethylene, polypropylene and ethylene glycol hit daily down limits; fuel oil and low‑sulfur fuel oil (LU) plunged over 10%, bitumen fell ~10%, Shanghai crude (SC) dropped over 9%, methanol declined nearly 8%, and synthetic rubber and p‑xylene fell about 7%.
2026-11-05
Maersk, the world's second-largest container shipping company, on Thursday raised its 2026 profit forecast for the third time, saying port congestion, strong consumer demand and increased AI investment are keeping container freight Elevated rates. CE
Maersk, the world's second-largest container shipping company, on Thursday raised its 2026 profit forecast for the third time, saying port congestion, strong consumer demand and increased AI investment are keeping container freight Elevated rates. CEO Vincent Clerc said: "Despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty and supply‑chain disruption, global trade has shown notable resilience." He added demand is coming not only from consumer spending but increasingly from electrification, large energy investments and rapid expansion of AI infrastructure, driving substantial industrial cargo flows globally. Maersk now expects underlying EBITDA of $14.0–14.5 bln for 2026, up from a prior range of $10.5–12.5 bln.
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