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  • Australian frigate Toowoomba transited the Taiwan Strait and China's PLA tracked the passage.
  • Trump said he is coordinating with Louisiana's governor to send a hospital ship to Greenland, prompting authorization questions.
  • Nvidia reports fiscal Q4 Wednesday after close, followed by CoreWeave and Dell Thursday, testing the AI investment theme.
  • Mainland and Hong Kong AI stocks rallied, with some valuations doubling in February amid heavy buy-side demand.
  • Analysts recommend buying Roblox, Adobe and Celanese after sell-offs, citing improving monetization and technical setups.

Latest Articles

Lagarde Tells Colleagues She Remains Focused on ECB Role

Lagarde Tells Colleagues She Remains Focused on ECB Role

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde privately reassured colleagues that she remains focused on her ECB duties and would inform them directly if she intended to step down. The reassurance followed media reports that she planned to leave her post ahead of next year’s French presidential election to allow the outgoing French president a …

Bank Indonesia Keeps Rates Steady as Focus Turns to 'Undervalued' Rupiah

Bank Indonesia Keeps Rates Steady as Focus Turns to 'Undervalued' Rupiah

Bank Indonesia held its benchmark policy rate at 4.75% for the fifth consecutive review, citing persistent pressure on the rupiah despite economic fundamentals. The central bank called the currency 'undervalued,' pledged increased intervention in onshore and offshore markets and said future rate cuts would wait until exchange-rate stress subsides.

Goldman Sachs-Backed Buyout of Raksul Raised 11% After Investor Pushback

Goldman Sachs-Backed Buyout of Raksul Raised 11% After Investor Pushback

The management buyout bid for Japanese digital printing company Raksul, backed by a fund established by Goldman Sachs, has been increased to 1,900 yen per share from 1,710 yen following investor criticism. The tender period has been extended to March 9, and if the transaction closes the company will be valued at about 113 billion yen including trea…

Orlen Shares Rise as Refining Strength Cushions Profit Shortfall

Orlen Shares Rise as Refining Strength Cushions Profit Shortfall

Orlen's stock climbed after the company reported fourth-quarter 2025 adjusted EBITDA that beat analyst expectations, driven by strong refining margins. Net profit lagged forecasts due to sizable impairment charges, while management signalled higher 2026 capital expenditure plans. Market reaction was positive, lifting Poland's blue-chip index.

Bank Indonesia Maintains 4.75% Policy Rate for Fifth Consecutive Meeting

Bank Indonesia Maintains 4.75% Policy Rate for Fifth Consecutive Meeting

Bank Indonesia left its policy rate unchanged at 4.75% at its latest meeting, marking the fifth straight gathering without a change. The outcome matched the expectations of most market participants, and the session was the first to include Thomas Djiwandono as Deputy Governor. While the board kept a clear easing bias, analysts said a resumption of …

Former President Yoon Sentenced to Life as Multiple Criminal Trials Continue

Former President Yoon Sentenced to Life as Multiple Criminal Trials Continue

A Seoul court on Feb 19 convicted former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol of leading an insurrection by issuing a surprise martial law declaration in December 2024 and sentenced him to life in prison. Yoon, who was a top prosecutor before his presidency, has lost presidential immunity and is the subject of eight separate criminal proceedings li…

Capita wins £137 million pension-services renewal with existing UK client

Capita wins £137 million pension-services renewal with existing UK client

Capita plc's Pension Solutions division has secured a contract renewal worth £137 million over a potential 10-year period with an existing UK client. The agreement, effective from Q1 2026, is intended to deepen the client relationship as Capita deploys technology and service innovations to increase capacity and improve customer experience. The full…

AB Dynamics names Andrew Lewis interim CFO as permanent search continues

AB Dynamics names Andrew Lewis interim CFO as permanent search continues

AB Dynamics has appointed Andrew Lewis as interim chief financial officer with immediate effect while it continues to seek a permanent successor to Sarah Matthews-DeMers, who moved from CFO to CEO. The company says the recruitment process is on track but that notice periods require a temporary placement. A January trading update showing higher orde…

European equities dip as earnings roll in and geopolitical strains persist

European equities dip as earnings roll in and geopolitical strains persist

European stocks traded lower on Thursday as companies released a fresh wave of quarterly results and investors weighed rising geopolitical friction. Major indices in Germany, France and the U.K. were down modestly early in the session. Corporate releases ranged from record profits at Zurich Insurance to sizeable non-cash charges at Renault, and mar…