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  • Moroccan equities fell as the All Shares index dropped 0.26%, led by losses in utilities, banking and mining.
  • Morgan Stanley says Apple’s App Store net revenue rose 9% year-over-year in February, leaving March-quarter revenue up 7.5% quarter-to-date.
  • Bridgewater projects four big U.S. tech firms will spend about $650 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026, increasing systemic market risk.
  • Analysts split on York Space: JPMorgan starts Overweight with a $39 target, Goldman Sachs begins Neutral at $29.
  • Oil prices nudged higher as crude and Brent rose modestly, while gold futures advanced sharply.

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Crucial Metal Component Found Near Spanish High-Speed Train Crash Site

Crucial Metal Component Found Near Spanish High-Speed Train Crash Site

Authorities investigating a recent high-speed train derailment near Adamuz, Spain, have located a significant metal piece thought to be the missing bogie of the first derailed train. This find may be key to understanding the causes of the accident that resulted in at least 42 deaths. The bogie, a critical structural element connecting the train to …

Macron's Aviator Glasses Spark Social Buzz Amid Greenland Discussion at Davos

Macron's Aviator Glasses Spark Social Buzz Amid Greenland Discussion at Davos

During the 2024 World Economic Forum in Davos, French President Emmanuel Macron attracted significant public attention for wearing dark aviator sunglasses indoors while addressing geopolitical issues concerning Greenland and critiquing U.S. policy. The eyewear choice not only prompted widespread social media engagement but also led to notable marke…

IEA Projects Substantial Global Oil Surplus in Early 2026 Amid Rising Output

IEA Projects Substantial Global Oil Surplus in Early 2026 Amid Rising Output

The International Energy Agency forecasts a significant surplus in the world oil market during the first quarter of 2026, largely driven by higher production outputs from OPEC+, the U.S., and other producers. Despite geopolitical risks, such as tensions involving Iran and Venezuela, excess supply continues to dominate, with a projected surplus of 4…

Markets Poised as Trump Arrives in Davos Amid Rising Trade Tensions

Markets Poised as Trump Arrives in Davos Amid Rising Trade Tensions

Global investors are closely watching the evolving situation as U.S. President Donald Trump arrives in Davos amid escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and Europe, driven by disputes over Greenland and tariff threats. Market volatility has eased from earlier sell-offs, but concerns remain about rising Treasury yields and the implications of po…

US Stocks Rebound as Greenland Agreement Eases Tariff Fears Ahead of Davos

US Stocks Rebound as Greenland Agreement Eases Tariff Fears Ahead of Davos

US equity markets rallied following news of a tariff truce on Greenland, with all major indices posting significant gains after a sharp prior selloff. President Trump's announcement forestalled new tariffs on European allies, lifting investor confidence alongside encouraging bank earnings and a robust performance in energy and airline stocks.

Spanish Train Drivers Announce Nationwide Strike Following Deadly Collisions

Spanish Train Drivers Announce Nationwide Strike Following Deadly Collisions

In response to a series of tragic railway accidents that claimed dozens of lives, including two train drivers, Spain's largest train operators' union has declared a three-day national strike scheduled for February 9 to 11. The stoppage aims to pressure authorities into implementing effective safety measures on the rail network amid increasing conce…

UBS CEO Reinforces the US Dollar's Central Role amid Global Uncertainties

UBS CEO Reinforces the US Dollar's Central Role amid Global Uncertainties

UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti reaffirmed the indispensability of the US dollar and US assets for global investors, despite heightened geopolitical tensions. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, he stressed that while diversification is an emerging trend, the US remains the primary investment destination. Additionally, Ermotti identified both US …

UBS CEO Affirms Dominance of U.S. Dollar Amid Global Tensions

UBS CEO Affirms Dominance of U.S. Dollar Amid Global Tensions

During a panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos, UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti underscored the persistent dominance of the U.S. dollar as the primary investment currency despite ongoing geopolitical challenges. He emphasized that while diversification is gaining traction, the U.S. remains an indispensable investment hub. Ermotti also remarked on the i…

Galaxy Digital Secures $100 Million to Launch New Crypto Investment Fund

Galaxy Digital Secures $100 Million to Launch New Crypto Investment Fund

Galaxy Digital, the cryptocurrency enterprise helmed by Mike Novogratz, has attracted $100 million from diverse investors for a forthcoming fund designed to invest in both crypto tokens and financial services equities. The fund, planned to commence in the first quarter of 2026, will enable investors to take positions that benefit from market ups an…

Asian Currencies Display Mixed Patterns Amidst Japanese Bond Market Volatility

Asian Currencies Display Mixed Patterns Amidst Japanese Bond Market Volatility

Asian currency markets exhibited a varied performance on Wednesday, with the Japanese yen maintaining stability in the face of a significant sell-off in Japanese government bonds. Meanwhile, the South Korean won experienced a notable recovery as the Indian rupee slid to unprecedented lows. The US Dollar Index continued its decline influenced by US …

Gold Climbs Above $4,800 Amid Rising Geopolitical Strains Over Greenland

Gold Climbs Above $4,800 Amid Rising Geopolitical Strains Over Greenland

Gold prices ascended to unprecedented levels on Wednesday, surpassing $4,800 per ounce, fueled by escalating geopolitical discord surrounding Greenland and renewed trade tensions between the US and Europe. The rally reflects investors' growing preference for safe-haven assets against a backdrop of trade uncertainty and currency fluctuations.