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  • DOJ asks for up to a 120-day pause before scheduling refunds after the Supreme Court tariff ruling, potentially freezing billions.
  • Argentina's Senate approved a broad labor reform shifting bargaining to firms and creating a severance fund to court global capital.
  • Denmark warns foreign interference is highly likely ahead of the March 24 snap election, citing Russia, the U.S., and China.
  • Scouting America and the Pentagon agreed to preserve military ties by requiring membership by biological sex at birth and removing DEI preferences.
  • Radiohead demanded ICE remove a social video using its song to depict immigrant violence, escalating a copyright dispute.

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Starmer to Propose Joint Weapons Procurement to Trim Rearmament Costs

Starmer to Propose Joint Weapons Procurement to Trim Rearmament Costs

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer intends to urge Western partners to pursue a coordinated defense-procurement program aimed at lowering the cost of rearmament by pooling purchases and standardizing equipment. The proposal, to be raised at the Munich Security Conference, responds to a projected UK defense funding shortfall of up to A328 billion o…

Capgemini Tops Its Revenue Goal as AI-Driven Bookings Accelerate

Capgemini Tops Its Revenue Goal as AI-Driven Bookings Accelerate

Capgemini reported 2025 revenue of 22.47 billion euros, a 3.4% increase at constant exchange rates that exceeded its October guidance. Fourth-quarter sales jumped 10.6%, with newly consolidated units WNS and Clou4C cited as significant contributors. The company said generative and agentic AI accounted for more than 10% of group bookings in the late…

Tech rout reverberates as Cisco profit fears and AI job anxiety hit markets

Tech rout reverberates as Cisco profit fears and AI job anxiety hit markets

A renewed wave of selling in technology stocks gathered pace after Cisco warned that rising memory-chip costs had eroded margins, rekindling investor anxiety about profit growth. The rout spread across software, logistics and major consumer tech names, while safe-haven assets and Treasuries drew buying. Markets now await U.S. CPI for January and a …

Malaysia Posts Strongest Annual Expansion Since 2022 as 2025 Growth Tops Forecasts

Malaysia Posts Strongest Annual Expansion Since 2022 as 2025 Growth Tops Forecasts

Malaysia's economy recorded 5.2% growth in 2025, its fastest pace in three years and above official projections, driven by household spending, exports and investment. Fourth-quarter GDP surged 6.3% year-on-year, beating expectations, while authorities anticipate continued resilience in 2026 amid manageable inflation and a supportive exchange rate b…

Australian Shares Slip as IT, Healthcare and Gold Stocks Drag Index Lower

Australian Shares Slip as IT, Healthcare and Gold Stocks Drag Index Lower

Australia's S&P/ASX 200 closed down 1.39% on Friday as losses concentrated in the IT, Healthcare and Gold sectors pushed most stocks lower. Market breadth was heavily negative with 955 decliners versus 253 advancers and 325 unchanged. Major individual moves included steep falls at Austal, Nick Scali and Cochlear, while AMP, GQG Partners Inc DRC…

White House Weighs Narrowing Scope of Steel and Aluminum Tariffs

White House Weighs Narrowing Scope of Steel and Aluminum Tariffs

The administration is examining whether to remove some steel and aluminum products from existing tariffs and to curb further expansions of the tariff list, while planning more focused national security inquiries into specific goods. The review follows criticism that the levies function as a tax on American consumers and businesses, with a recent Ne…

Indian IT sector slips as AI disruption fears and Wall Street weakness weigh

Indian IT sector slips as AI disruption fears and Wall Street weakness weigh

Indian information technology stocks declined sharply on Friday, led by a more than 5% drop in the Nifty IT index and steep losses across large-cap IT services firms. Investors cited growing worries that advances in generative artificial intelligence could reduce demand for labour-intensive outsourcing contracts, while weakness on Wall Street and s…

January’s start-of-year price moves likely pushed U.S. consumer inflation higher

January’s start-of-year price moves likely pushed U.S. consumer inflation higher

Economists expect U.S. consumer prices to have risen in January by roughly 0.3% month-on-month, driven by typical start-of-year price increases, the pass-through from broad tariffs and stronger electricity demand from data centers. The Labor Department’s CPI report arrives after stronger job growth and a modest fall in the unemployment rate, and wi…

Japan's Core Inflation Seen Cooling for Second Month in January

Japan's Core Inflation Seen Cooling for Second Month in January

A Reuters poll of 17 economists indicates Japan's nationwide core consumer price index - which includes energy but excludes fresh food - likely rose 2.0% year-on-year in January, easing for a second consecutive month from December's 2.4% increase. Analysts attribute the moderation chiefly to lower gasoline costs after a provisional tax cut and a de…

Lai Says Taiwan Firms Will Decide Where to Place $250 Billion U.S. Investments; Domestic Production to Remain Largest

Lai Says Taiwan Firms Will Decide Where to Place $250 Billion U.S. Investments; Domestic Production to Remain Largest

President Lai Ching-te told reporters that Taiwan’s plan for $250 billion in corporate investment in the United States rests with the companies themselves, and he emphasized that the island’s largest production capacity, research and development centers and advanced manufacturing processes will remain in Taiwan. The comments come after U.S. officia…

Why a New Braves Media Push Could Be a Short Opportunity

Why a New Braves Media Push Could Be a Short Opportunity

Atlanta Braves Holdings (BATRA) sits at a premium valuation with negative free cash flow and meaningful leverage. Recent options flow and Liberty-related restructuring chatter raise the odds management tests a direct-to-consumer or new local-media approach. If that happens, the company could face higher capex, rights costs, and margin pressure — an…

Xiaomi Reaches 600,000 Electric Vehicle Deliveries Since 2024 Launch

Xiaomi Reaches 600,000 Electric Vehicle Deliveries Since 2024 Launch

Xiaomi Corp reports that cumulative deliveries of its electric vehicles have surpassed 600,000 units since the lineup began shipping in early 2024. The two-model offering - the SU7 sedan and the YU7 crossover, launched in mid-2025 - accounted for strong volume growth, including just over 39,000 units delivered in January 2026. Xiaomi sold more than…

U.S. Justice Department Seeks Dismissal of Charges Tied to Minneapolis ICE Shooting

U.S. Justice Department Seeks Dismissal of Charges Tied to Minneapolis ICE Shooting

The U.S. Department of Justice has moved to drop assault charges against two men connected to a January incident in Minneapolis in which an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot a Venezuelan immigrant. The U.S. attorney in Minnesota says newly discovered evidence undermines the prior allegations; the request asks the court to dismiss the…

Atlantic Alliance Faces Test at Munich as U.S. Policy Shifts Shadow the Forum

Atlantic Alliance Faces Test at Munich as U.S. Policy Shifts Shadow the Forum

A year after a confrontational address by U.S. Vice President JD Vance, this year's Munich Security Forum brings European partners intent on asserting greater independence while trying to preserve the transatlantic alliance. The gathering arrives against a backdrop of multiple wars and geopolitical strain that European leaders say exposes both the …

Pay For Profitability: A Long UniCredit Trade Backed by Durable Margin Tailwinds

Pay For Profitability: A Long UniCredit Trade Backed by Durable Margin Tailwinds

UniCredit looks like a high-quality European bank whose recent return-on-equity and margin resilience justify paying up relative to peers. With higher-for-longer rates, continued NPL clean-up and management discipline, the stock is a buy for investors willing to hold through macro volatility. This trade idea lays out exact entry, stop and target le…

Asian currencies slip as dollar steadies before U.S. inflation readout

Asian currencies slip as dollar steadies before U.S. inflation readout

Most Asian currencies eased on Friday while the U.S. dollar found some footing ahead of U.S. consumer inflation data for January. Despite the one-day softness, regional currencies were positioned to end the week with gains, led by the Japanese yen after renewed speculation about official intervention. Other notable moves included a rally in the Aus…