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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. injected some caution into the debate over copper's prospects, saying its surge past $11,000 a ton will prove short-lived as there's still more than enough metal to meet global demand.

Foreign lenders in India facing tepid demand for offshore debt are setting their sights on a new target: the country's growing rupee bond market.

Before the trading day starts we bring you a digest of the key news and events that are likely to move markets. Today we look at:

The US Securities and Exchange Commission delayed for the second time this year the deadline for hedge funds and other big investors to comply with much-watched disclosure rules for short selling and related stock lending.

Entel SA and America Movil SAB dropped their joint bid for Telefonica SA's Chilean unit and will instead seek to proceed independently.

Vietnam's potential upgrade to emerging-market status by FTSE Russell in September has investment banks bulking up staff in anticipation of a flood of initial public offerings.

Australia's bond yields rose to the highest level this year amid growing speculation the central bank will switch back to raising interest rates to bring down inflation.

Japan's 30-year bonds gained after an auction of that maturity drew the strongest demand since 2019 as elevated yields lured investors.

Oil held a gain as investors weighed the outlook for a ceasefire in Ukraine and the fallout from tensions between the US and Venezuela.

Salesforce Inc. gave an outlook for revenue in the current period that topped analysts' estimates, suggesting the software company is persuading customers to buy its AI tools.