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  1. METALS-Copper stable after touching two-week high
    Reuters | 02/26/26 02:40 AM EST

    Copper was steady on Thursday after touching a two-week high in the previous session as a lack of fresh catalysts and concerns over rising inventories kept the red metal range-bound. The most-traded copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange closed daytime trading, nudging 0.14% higher to 102,260 yuan a metric ton.

  2. Japan's shorter-end yields rise as hawkish BOJ comments fan early rate hike bets
    Reuters | 02/26/26 02:27 AM EST

    Japan's shorter-dated bond yields rose on Thursday, reversing the previous session's declines, as hawkish comments from the Bank of Japan officials stoked bets of early interest rate hikes.

  3. BRIEF-AstraZeneca Prices $2 Bln Bond Offering
    Reuters | 02/26/26 02:17 AM EST

    AstraZeneca PLC (AZN): * AstraZeneca PLC (AZN) - ASTRAZENECA PRICES A $2BN BOND OFFERING. * AstraZeneca PLC (AZN) - ASTRAZENECA PRICES A $2BN BOND OFFERING. * ASTRAZENECA (AZN): EXPECTS TO USE NET PROCEEDS OF OFFERING FOR GENERAL CORPORATE PURPOSES, WHICH MAY INCLUDE REFINANCING OF EXISTING INDEBTEDNESS Source text: Further company coverage:

  4. Research Alert: CFRA Reiterates Buy Opinion On Shares Of National Bank Of Canada
    MT Newswires | 02/26/26 01:15 AM EST

    CFRA, an independent research provider, has provided MT Newswires with the following research alert. We increase our 12-month target price by CAD35 to CAD250, which is 17.9x our FY 27 EPS view, a premium to its five-year forward P/E of 10.7x given expected efficiency gains and improving revenue diversity. MT Newswires does not provide investment advice.

  5. Abu Dhabi sets initial price guidance for its two-part bonds
    Reuters | 02/26/26 01:02 AM EST

    Abu Dhabi set an initial price guidance for its two-tranche U.S. dollar-denominated bonds sale, according to an arranging bank document. The indicative price for 5-year bond was set at 50 basis point over U.S. Treasuries, while 10-year debt carried an initial price of 55 bps over the same benchmark, the document, seen by Reuters on Thursday, showed.

  6. FOREX-Yen recovers against dollar with BOJ policy in view
    Reuters | 02/26/26 12:10 AM EST

    * Trade policy uncertainty weighs on dollar as tech sector earnings boost optimism. * Yen recovers as BOJ Governor Ueda flags March and April for possible hike. * Fed hold in March still seen as a lock. By Gregor Stuart Hunter.

  7. University of California sells $2 billion in debt while facing Trump crackdown
    Reuters | 02/25/26 10:58 PM EST

    The University of California sold about $2 billion worth of general revenue bonds in the municipal market on Wednesday while U.S. President Donald Trump attempts a crackdown on the educational institution and other top schools. "The Regents continue to monitor the federal government's actions with respect to the higher education sector and, in particular, the university," a bond document said.

  8. METALS-Copper eases after touching two-week high
    Reuters | 02/25/26 10:56 PM EST

    Copper eased on Thursday after touching a two-week high in the previous session, with a lack of fresh catalysts and concerns over rising inventories keeping the red metal range-bound. The most-traded copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange dipped 0.02% to 102,100 yuan a metric ton as of 0330 GMT.

  9. S.Korea central bank holds rates, adopts dot-plot path signalling extended pause
    Reuters | 02/25/26 09:01 PM EST

    * BOK keeps policy rate unchanged at 2.50% as expected. * BOK adopted Fed style dot plot charting rate path. * Dot plot signals rates on pause for next six months. * BOK raised South Korea's GDP forecast to 2.0% in 2026. By Cynthia Kim and Jihoon Lee.

  10. PRECIOUS-Gold gains on softer dollar; Iran-US talks in focus
    Reuters | 02/25/26 08:36 PM EST

    Gold prices edged higher on Thursday, buoyed by a softer dollar and safe-haven demand fuelled by uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policy and U.S.-Iran talks.

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