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Mexico’s peso firmed to a six-year high on Monday as lower oil prices eased some economic fears and investors bet on higher local interest rates, while stocks sank to a six-month low. The peso <MXN=> MEX01 gained 0.9 percent at the central bank’s final 1:30 p.m.

* Oil prices fall $1, extend Monday’s slump * Resource shares dented, Asia stocks hit 3-week low * Dollar range-bound ahead of Fed policy meeting Oil and metals prices skidded on Tuesday toward multi-month lows, denting shares of companies in the resources sector and sending Asian stocks to their lowest in three weeks amid deepening fears of a weakening global economy.

* JGBs slip on hedge-selling before 10-year auction * Demand for new 10-year bonds could be tepid * But JGBs seen supported due to economy’s weakness Japanese government bonds edged lower on Tuesday and 10-year yields pulled up from the previous day’s four-month lows after a dip in U.S.

The Nikkei average rose for the first time in three days on Tuesday, gaining 0.3 percent, as investors picked up recently battered exporters such as TDK Corp and Canon Inc on a softer yen. Credit Saison soared more than 12 percent after financial sources said the consumer credit company was in merger

Oil prices slid to a three-month low on Monday, and lower oil and metals prices dragged on stocks around the world, along with an increasingly pessimistic view of the global economy. Crude tumbled more than $5 to below $120 a barrel as signs of increased OPEC output and an economic slowdown trumped

The U.S. dollar rose against the Japanese yen on Friday, after a trio of better-than-expected data injected a dose of optimism about the U.S. economy. The upbeat readings on U.S. durable goods orders, new-home sales, and a rebound in consumer sentiment from a 28-year low allayed some of the recent

Qantas was ordered on Sunday to check all oxygen bottles on its fleet of Boeing 747s after investigators said an exploding oxygen bottle might have ripped a hole in a Qantas 747, forcing it to make an emergency landing at Manila. Australia’s Civil Aviation Authority (CASA) said Qantas had agreed to inspect oxygen bottles on its fleet of 747s.

* Developed economies stare at looming recessions * Big investors shrug off global stocks rally-State Street * Asia stocks not even close to bottom-HSBC (Repeats to more subscribers without changes in text) Asian stocks fell on Friday, halting a four-day rally, after weak U.S.

Japan’s Toray Industries (3402.T: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz), Mitsubishi Rayon (3404.T: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) and others will work together to develop a new carbon fibre material for cars in an effort to lighten vehicles for better fuel efficiency.

Oil dipped below $127 a barrel on Wednesday, falling for a second straight session, as concern eased that Hurricane Dolly would hit Gulf of Mexico crude supply. The slowing U.S. economy and lacklustre energy demand in the world’s top consumer also weighed on the market, analysts said.