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Chile’s long-dated swaps have reached an 18-month high level as investors retain faith in the country's economic outlook despite several months of negative news. This positive sentiment persists even though the fiscal position remains weak and US Treasury yields are rising.

Oil flows through Hormuz appear strong despite the ongoing war. The UAE, Iraq, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia are reportedly transporting oil barrels across the crucial waterway. These materials are being moved toward global markets.

The Treasury Department might use its cash stockpile to finance expanded buybacks. CNBC reported that the department could draw down part of its reserves to purchase older, higher-yielding securities.

A new poll showed that President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s lead over Flávio Bolsonaro shrank as official campaigning began for October's election. The observed shrinkage was noted following the commencement of official campaigning.

US equity futures are dragging as investors await several high-stakes events, including US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s news conference on Iran, PCE data, Nvidia earnings, and remarks from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. Meanwhile, Canada faces limited opportunity for trade talks with the US following unsuccessful discussions, while market experts discuss global trends amid an elevated US budget deficit.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will detail a US plan to economically isolate Iran and its trading partners during a press conference on Monday. The report on Bloomberg Television covers this development.

The global oil market has fundamentally diverged, showing a bearish outlook for crude oil but indicating bullish prices for related products and fuels. This analysis was provided by the CEOs representing Europe’s largest energy companies.

A state-backed company overseeing Indonesia’s commodity sector has announced plans to strengthen oversight of export flows. This initiative includes tracking ships that serve the world’s largest archipelago.

The segment, The Pulse With Francine Lacqua, will cover global business, economics, finance, and politics, including discussions on US plans to unveil fresh Iran sanctions. Featured guests include Isabelle Mateos y Lago of BNP Paribas, Orysia Lutsevych from Chatham House, and Sven Kruck of Quantum Systems.

Braskem SA has reached an agreement with its main creditors to pursue an out-of-court debt restructuring. This development, concerning Brazil's corporate finance, was reported by newspaper O Estado de Sao Paulo.

The Canadian dollar was heading toward its worst day against the US dollar in over two months following the collapse of trade talks between the two countries, a situation that threatens the growth outlook.

Moody’s upgraded Pakistan's sovereign credit rating to B3. The upgrade was granted because the country is currently rebuilding its foreign exchange reserves and moving forward with necessary economic reforms.

The carry trade strategy is riding high on Wall Street, getting a boost from investor confidence. This popular but often risky investment strategy is accelerating because investors are betting that the dollar will weaken.

The attempted murder of Ukrainian tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev occurred in Monaco after a bomb was detonated on the steps of his residence. He was walking home from dinner with his partner Anna Nasobina and their teenage son when the incident took place. Bloomberg's Stephanie Baker is providing context for the mysterious event.

Jane Foley, head of FX strategy at Rabobank, discussed market anxiety regarding the US Treasury and Federal Reserve. In her comments on “Bloomberg Brief,” she characterized the current period as a very interesting week for the dollar.

Goldman Sachs believes Europe is an underappreciated performer in the market. The firm noted that European trades have worked better than expected this year. They anticipate positive returns for European equities driven by projected earnings growth.

Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson warned that a renewed spike in oil prices represents the biggest risk for US stocks. Due to this risk, Wilson recommended utilizing energy shares as a method for hedging portfolios.

Leadership changes at Saudi Arabia’s capital markets regulator have revived hopes for further liberalization within the kingdom's financial sectors. These efforts include the much-awaited easing of foreign-ownership limits, which could attract billions to the equity markets.

Treasuries gained at the start of a potentially pivotal week for the US bond market. The direction of yields is expected to be determined by remarks from US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh.

The corporate regulator of the Philippines plans to increase the minimum capital requirements for stock brokers. This move is part of ongoing reforms by the regulator, proceeding despite resistance from certain market participants.