印度9月服务业PMI初值 55.8，预期54.4，前值54.1。

Bankers will begin marketing roughly $49bn of debt to back Paramount’s $110bn acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery after litigation tied to the deal was settled, people familiar with the matter said. Bank of America, CITIGROUP and Apollo Global Management previously underwrote one of the largest leveraged buyout debt packages on record and drew strong investor interest before the deal was paused. With the transaction now cleared to close, bankers plan to start sales in the coming weeks. The financing package is split roughly into $30bn of investment-grade bonds, a $7.5bn investment-grade loan and about $12bn of subordinated bonds, with a broader investor target than a typical LBO, covering dollar and euro investors.

The dollar index, measuring the greenback against six major currencies, rose 0.17% to 100.603 at the New York close on the 22nd. EUR/USD was 1.1442, down from 1.1465; GBP/USD 1.3335, down from 1.3369. USD/JPY 157.50, up from 157.45; USD/CHF 0.8212, down from 0.8213; USD/CAD 1.4068, up from 1.4039; USD/SEK 9.8487, up from 9.8398.