Japan’s latest 30-year bond auction cleared at a 4.079% average yield, with demand slightly softer than August as investors digested a sharp repricing in Japanese government bonds.

The Munich-based institute lifted its 2026 GDP call by 0.6 percentage point as stronger foreign demand and nearly €40 billion in fiscal stimulus offset pressure from higher energy costs.

Arcil’s IPO will be an all-offer-for-sale issue of up to 52.73 million shares, with bidding scheduled for Sept. 9-11 and NSE designated as the stock exchange for the offer.

Updated terms and new Carabobo acreage support plans by Chevron’s Venezuelan joint ventures to invest more than $7 billion over five years and lift production to about 600,000 barrels a day.

CPP Investments will hold about 51% of the Nordic data-center operator, with Equinix at roughly 34% and Partners Group reinvesting for about 10%.

Vertiv agreed to pay about $1.45 billion in cash at closing for UtilityInnovation Group, with two performance-based earnout tranches that could add up to $1.15 billion.

The Texas reservation gives an unnamed data-center operator priority access to manufacturing capacity, while FuelCell Energy reported $1.30 billion of committed backlog and $2.35 billion of awarded capacity backlog.

Solaris is adding Omega’s heavy-civil and EPC capabilities to its power infrastructure platform, with consideration including cash, assumed debt and leases, and 3.6 million shares.

The $200 million purchase adds 453 Minnesota senior housing units to LTC’s SHOP platform and is funded largely with proceeds from a Texas skilled nursing portfolio sale.

The completed acquisition brings Dasseti’s AI-powered due diligence and monitoring workflows into Nasdaq eVestment, extending the platform further into private markets.