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Investors are again valuing the coffee chain like a growth stock, betting it can make a comeback.

Brent crude prices are on pace for biggest weekly gain since October

Perseus Mining’s chief executive said the gold producer is focused on developing its own growth options after a failed bid for Predictive Discovery and has no current plans to sell its stake in the Africa-focused explorer.

The Singapore dollar weakened slightly against its U.S. counterpart in the Asian session amid possible safe-haven demand for the greenback.

Oil futures edged higher in early Asian trade amid ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions that could lead to supply disruptions.

JGBs rose in price terms in the morning Tokyo session, aided by government data released earlier showing slowing inflation in Japan.

The sale raises fears that the industry’s efforts to court individual investors will suffer.

Gold edged lower in early Asian trade on possible position adjustments, but losses are likely to be limited by U.S.-Iran tensions.

U.S. cattle herds are at the lowest level in 75 years, putting a premium on the protein.