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At WTO, growing disregard for trade rules shows world is fragmenting

Those depositing cases include China, Dominican Republic, India, Indonesia, Morocco, Pakistan, South Korea and the United States

Govt invites France's TotalEnergies to bid for oil exploration rights

India buys more than 84% of the oil it needs from overseas and is seeking to quickly develop its hydrocarbon reserves to reduce import dependence

Treasury yields kept dollar firmly on front foot as others currencies fall

The combination of that and an agreement to avert a partial U.S. government shutdown sent benchmark Treasury yields to as high as 4.706% on Tuesday, a 16-year peak, in turn driving the dollar higher

Services exports climbed 8.4% to $28.72 billion in August: RBI data

The RBI's numbers are provisional, but further updated, and final figures are usually published quarterly as part of the country's overall balance-of-payments data

Palm oil futures ends higher after 2 losing sessions as soyoil jumps

Palm oil is affected by price movements in related oils as they compete for a share in the global vegetable oils market

Tata Asset Management sees value in large-cap stocks over smaller peers

"There are some managements (within these sectors) we are focusing on, which we believe can deliver," he said

Oil steadies on strong US dollar, darkening global macroeconomic outlook

Higher interest rates and a stronger dollar make oil more expensive for holders of other currencies, which could dampen oil demand

Gold extends slide as hawkish Federal Reserve, firm dollar dominate mood

The U.S. Labor Department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report is expected at 1400 GMT. The September non-farm payrolls data is due on Friday

Vedanta split unlikely to help parent's near-term debt crisis: Analysts

Vedanta Resources, is battling a host of rating downgrades triggered by worries over outstanding dues - $6.4 billion as of May - according to the company

Ford furloughs another 500 workers due to United Auto Workers strike

UAW struck GM's Lansing Delta Township assembly plant that makes Buick Enclave and Chevrolet Traverse SUVs after previously striking at GM's Missouri assembly plant and 18 parts distribution centers

Ukraine confident of broad support as EU ministers convene in Kyiv

Monday's meeting in Kyiv was touted by Borrell as an historic first but it comes at an awkward time for the Western alliance that has supported Kyiv

US warned China to expect updated export curbs in October: US official

Providing China with a heads up about the rules is part of a broader bid by the Biden administration to stabilize relations with Beijing

STOXX 600 index declines 1% to six-month low on higher bond yields

The pan-European STOXX 600 index reversed early gains to fall 1.0% on Monday, hitting its lowest intra-day low in since end of March

Oil, industrial firms to commit to decarbonisation at COP28: UAE's Jaber

Jaber did not disclose further details of the measures that had been agreed or identify the executives, but said those who had signed up would be named upon completion of the commitment

Energy consortium bids in Lebanon's licensing round for oil, gas blocks

The consortium last month began drilling an exploratory well in Lebanon's Block 9, one of the blocks falling alongside the newly delineated maritime border between Lebanon and Israel

US manufacturing sector eyes recovery, construction spending solid

Among the 11 industries reporting contraction were computer and electronic products, machinery as well as electrical equipment, appliances and components

Expects it to be appropriate to raise rates further: US Fed Governor

Bowman, in prepared remarks to a banking conference, said inflation remains too high and expects progress in lowering it to be slow "given the current level of monetary policy restraint."

Tesla owners must arbitrate false ad claims over autopilot feature: Judge

The ruling marks a significant victory for Tesla, as it means the company will not have to face class action claims on behalf of much larger groups of vehicle owners

Gold extends fall as strong dollar, higher US interest rates take toll

Spot gold was down 0.8% by 9:54 a.m. EDT (1354 GMT) at $1,835.40 per ounce, its lowest since March 10. U.S. gold futures slipped 0.7% to $1,853.00

Oil pares gains ahead of US Fed's comments on interest rate moves

U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures were largely steady, up just 12 cents to $90.91 a barrel, after also jumping more than a $1 in earlier trading, and after losing 92 cents on Friday