The State Bank of India’s newly appointed chairman said he’s targeting the country’s unbanked population as it seeks to expand amid intense competition for deposits.

Stocks rose at the start of the busiest week for corporate earnings, with traders also gearing up for the US election and key economic data that will set the stage for the next Federal Reserve decision.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said US money markets this week are heading toward what’s becoming an increasingly common month-end ritual: a sharp — if brief — jump in overnight lending rates as Wall Street banks absorb a huge pile of new Treasuries.

Bankrupt residential solar company Lumio Holdings Inc. has a new deal to sell its assets to Zeo Energy Corp. after White Oak Global Advisors LLC’s proposed $100 million credit bid fell through.

Boeing Co. launched a nearly $19 billion share sale, one of the largest ever by a public company, to address the troubled planemaker’s liquidity needs and stave off a potential credit rating downgrade to junk.

US government bond yields rose as weak demand for a pair of Treasury note auctions suggested investors are anxious about supply on the eve of the next financing quarter.