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Gross government bond issuance by eurozone sovereigns via syndications in January 2025 will be heavy historically, but less so than in January 2024, Barclays said.

Gamblers Anonymous meetings are filling up with people hooked on trading and betting.

The balance of risks for the dollar seems to have shifted to the downside in the near term, Maybank said. The USD Index was little changed at 108.42.

Oil prices fell in early Asian trade on a stronger dollar and a tepid demand outlook in China.

Gold was steady in early Asian trade. The precious metal has staged a recovery after a sharp fall following the Fed's signaling of a more cautious approach to rate cuts next year, ANZ said.

Australia's S&P/ASX 200 is set to start another trading session in the red, adding to recent losses that Thursday pulled the benchmark index to a six-week low.

Season's greetings videos from Blackstone and Apollo feature offbeat images including a CEO on horseback.

U.S. natural gas futures were higher ahead of the EIA's weekly storage report, with gains supported by a cold shot that's likely to lift demand into the weekend.

Irenic Capital Management has built a stake in KBR and plans to push the company to separate its segment that serves the private sector.

Inflation risks from the incoming administration's agenda can't be ignored any longer.