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  • Mega-cap tech, led by Tesla and Microsoft, posted gains while semiconductors and industrials slipped, producing wide market swings today.
  • U.S. petroleum stocks fell 14.5 million barrels last week, far above estimates, and the Strategic Petroleum Reserve dropped by 4.1 million barrels.
  • Iran proposed allowing vessels to transit the Omani side of the Strait of Hormuz in U.S. talks, with conditions and mine removal unresolved.
  • The CFTC opened an inquiry into oil futures trades that occurred before U.S. public statements on Iran, seeking trading identifiers.
  • Fed Beige Book: U.S. activity expanded modestly, employment steady, but firms are cautious amid Iran-related energy shocks and price pressures.
  • Colombia's top court struck down the economic emergency, ordering reversal of 1.67 trillion pesos raised and worsening fiscal strain.
  • JPMorgan and MUFG near a $38 billion loan package to fund Oracle's data-center buildout, the largest U.S. data-center financing.

Latest Articles

Japanese Government Bond Yields Face Temporary Pause Amid Long-Term Uptrend

Japanese Government Bond Yields Face Temporary Pause Amid Long-Term Uptrend

Japanese government bonds have experienced a sharp increase in yields reaching record highs, driven largely by foreign selling and political announcements. Despite an expected short-term lull in yield growth during the first quarter, analysts warn of further increases later in the year due to unresolved macroeconomic policy challenges and cautious …

Copper Prices Rise Amid Tight Global Supplies and Demand Concerns

Copper Prices Rise Amid Tight Global Supplies and Demand Concerns

Copper prices experienced an uptick following a prior session's sharp drop, driven by constrained inventories outside the U.S. However, questions remain about the durability of demand amid geopolitical risks and shifting Chinese consumption patterns. Other base metals showed mixed movements, with tin and nickel advancing significantly.

Trump Expresses Desire to Avoid Further Military Confrontation with Iran, Stresses Readiness to Act Against Nuclear Development

Trump Expresses Desire to Avoid Further Military Confrontation with Iran, Stresses Readiness to Act Against Nuclear Development

U.S. President Donald Trump conveyed his hope to avoid additional military interventions in Iran during an interview in Davos, Switzerland. However, he maintained a firm stance that the United States would respond decisively if Iran progressed with its nuclear program, referencing prior air strikes carried out against Iranian nuclear infrastructure…

President Trump Highlights Satisfaction with Greenland Agreement

President Trump Highlights Satisfaction with Greenland Agreement

During a press interaction after meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, U.S. President Donald Trump asserted that the framework agreement concerning Greenland satisfies all American demands and that the involved parties are content with the arrangement. The comments were made in Davos, Switzerland, reflecting the administration's perspecti…

President Trump Suspends Planned Greenland Tariffs Following NATO Negotiations

President Trump Suspends Planned Greenland Tariffs Following NATO Negotiations

U.S. President Donald Trump has retracted his previously announced tariff plans targeting several countries due to their positions on Greenland, citing a newly formed agreement with NATO regarding the island's future. This decision follows recent discussions with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Davos, where the framework for cooperation was ou…

US and NATO Outline Preliminary Agreement on Greenland and Arctic Cooperation

US and NATO Outline Preliminary Agreement on Greenland and Arctic Cooperation

President Donald Trump revealed that discussions with NATO have yielded a framework agreement related to Greenland and the Arctic region. Following a constructive meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Trump announced a pause on scheduled tariffs and noted further talks are in progress, with Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marc…

Trump's Board of Peace Initiative Faces Global Hesitation at Davos Summit

Trump's Board of Peace Initiative Faces Global Hesitation at Davos Summit

The newly proposed Board of Peace by former U.S. President Donald Trump is prompting unease among international officials. Intended as an agile alternative to traditional global peace mechanisms like the United Nations, the initiative has drawn roughly 35 countries into its fold while raising concerns about governance, authority concentration, and …

President Trump Plans to Address Greenland Purchase During NATO Talks with Rutte

President Trump Plans to Address Greenland Purchase During NATO Talks with Rutte

At the World Economic Forum, US President Donald Trump announced his intention to discuss the potential acquisition of Greenland with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. Trump emphasized the importance of Greenland to US security interests, suggesting a reasonable price for its purchase, while Rutte assured continued alliance support.

Syrian Ministry Reports Fatalities Following Breach of Recent Ceasefire

Syrian Ministry Reports Fatalities Following Breach of Recent Ceasefire

Following the announcement of a ceasefire between the Syrian government and the Syrian Democratic Forces led by Kurds, the Syrian defense ministry has confirmed that attacks by SDF resulted in 11 fatalities and more than 25 injuries. The incidents occurred despite a four-day truce set to commence the prior evening, signaling ongoing volatility in t…