The Finimize Daily Brief

China and Canada marked a relationship milestone, building on their own thing outside of the US, while major money managers issued a warning about investing in corporate debt.Today’s stories:China and Canada Worked On Their Commitment Issues, Desperate To Get Back At The USCorporate Bond Yields Might Be Too Close For Comfort, Warned Money ManagersTry Finimize Pro

TSMC’s profit sailed past analysts’ expectations, bolstering investors’ confidence in the whole “AI chips” thing, while the UK economy grew by the most since June.Today’s stories:TSMC Delivered Results You’d Need To See To BelieveThe UK Economy Posted Its Biggest Monthly Uptick Since JuneTry Finimize Pro

China booked a record-breaking trade surplus, shipping out far more goods than it brought in, while news of a possible election sent Japan’s stock market and its currency moving in opposite directions.Try Finimize Pro 

JPMorgan revealed worse-than-expected results – but its boss softened the blow with a decent economic outlook – while Alphabet joined the $4 trillion club, hot on the heels of its AI deal with Apple.Today’s stories:JPMorgan Released Quarterly Results – And Investors Cut To The ChaseAlphabet Made A Deal With Apple And Joined The $4 Trillion ClubTry Finimize Pro 

South Korea and China broke records, while India ended a five-day fall – and US prosecutors opened an investigation into the Federal Reserve chair, leading investors to seek safety.Today’s stories:South Korea’s Stock Market Reached A Record High On MondayUS Prosecutors Are Investigating The Fed, Giving Investors A Shock To The SystemTry Finimize Pro