Market participants said the September policy message and inflation outlook were consistent with rate-increase expectations showing up in pricing, though risk premia still explain part of the upward slope.

The September 25 sale drew ¥8.89 trillion in competitive bids, with the average yield rising 4.88 basis points from the prior three-month bill auction.

The Swedish power-infrastructure contractor priced its secondary offering at SEK 46 a share, with the base sale covering 14.3 million existing shares and bringing in more than 5,500 new shareholders.

Initial unemployment claims slipped to 197,000, while the four-week average fell to 202,250 and continuing claims remained below year-earlier levels.

TD SYNNEX posted $21.56 billion of fiscal third-quarter revenue, well above its prior outlook, as operating income and earnings per share also rose sharply.

The August increase came off a sharply revised July estimate, while new-home inventory held at 483,000 and the median sales price was $393,700.

The second-quarter shortfall grew by $33.4 billion as the goods deficit expanded, while smaller primary- and secondary-income deficits partly offset the increase.

Workers had stayed with their current employer for a median 4.1 years in January, up from 3.9 years in 2024, as the share with a year or less of tenure declined.

Sky Quarry says Eagle Springs is back in operation after a prolonged outage, with about 15,000 barrels of crude inventory on hand as the Nevada refinery begins ramping up.

LongHorn Steakhouse led same-restaurant sales growth in Darden’s fiscal first quarter, while Olive Garden posted a smaller gain and full-year earnings guidance stayed unchanged.