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US President Trump: Musk Found A Lot Of "garbage"

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The Euro Rose About 30 Points Against The Dollar In The Short Term, Approaching 1.0360, And The Overall Decline Narrowed To 0.4% During The Day. According To The Financial Times, A Senior European Lawmaker Said That As Part Of An Agreement To Avoid A Trade War With Trump, The EU Will Propose To Cut Import Tariffs On US Cars. Bernd, Chairman Of The European Parliament's Trade Committee, Is Familiar With The Negotiations With The White House To Ease Tensions. He Revealed That The EU Is Willing To Reduce The 10% Import Tariff To A Level Closer To The 2.5% Imposed By The United States

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Trump: Tariffs Are An Option To Address Deficit

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Chile's Cochilco Says National Copper Production Up 4.9% Year-On-Year Last Year To Reach 5.507 Million Tons

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Trump: We Do Want To Work On The Deficit, Get It Down To Even

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Japan's Ishiba: Isuzu Plans Factory In USA

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: Toyota Motor CEO Plans To Increase Investment In The United States

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Chile's Cochilco Says December Copper Production From Codelco Rose 21.6% To Reach 172700 Metric Tons

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Canada Prime Minister Trudeau: Trump Talk Of Absorbing Canada Is 'A Real Thing'

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'We Love Japan,' Says Trump As He Welcomes Ishiba Amid Simmering Trade Tensions

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Federal Reserve Board Governor Kugler: Artificial Intelligence (Ai) May Provide A More Lasting Boost To Productivity

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Kugler: Recent Progress On Inflation Slow, Uneven, Inflation Remains Elevated

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Kugler Says Continued Productivity Gains Would Help Fed Attain Goals, Highlighting Role Of Latino Immigrants To Growth

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Fed's Kugler: In Considering Appropriate Policy Rate Will Watch Developments, Carefully Assess Data, Outlook And Risks

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Kugler: US Economy On A Firm Footing, Anticipate Solid GDP Growth In Q1

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Kugler Sees Considerable Uncertainty On Economic Effects Of New Policy Proposals

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Fed's Kugler Says Labor Market Healthy, Inflation Elevated

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Kugler: January Jobs Report Shows US Labor Market Healthy, Neither Weakening Nor Overheating

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Russell 2000 Index Down 1.1%

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[German Electric Car Sales Surge 54% In January, But Tesla Disappoints] Tesla Was The Biggest Loser In Germany's Electric Car Market Last Month, As Consumers Snubbed The Elon Musk-owned Brand And Bought More Volkswagen, Seat And BMW Cars Instead. More Detailed Data Released By The German Federal Motor Transport Administration On February 7 Showed That Volkswagen Grew The Fastest, With Electric Car Sales Increasing By 6,521 Units Year-on-Year. Volkswagen's Sub-brand Seat Ranked Second With 2,520 Units. The Authoritative Agency KBA Said That Total Electric Car Sales In Germany Soared 54% Year-on-Year In January, But Tesla's Sales Fell By 1,875 Units. Tesla's Share Of The EU's Largest Electric Car Market Fell From 14% A Year Ago To 4%, Lagging Behind Brands Such As Skoda, Mercedes-Benz And Audi

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[Federal Reserve Monetary Policy Report: Plan To Stop Balance Sheet Reduction At Appropriate Time] February 8Th. The Federal Reserve Released Its Semiannual Monetary Policy Report, In Which It Mentioned That The Fed Continues To Significantly Reduce Its Holdings Of U.S. Treasury Securities And Agency Securities In A Predictable Manner. Since June 2024, The Fed Has Reduced Its Holdings Of Securities By $297 Billion, And The Total Holdings Of Securities Have Decreased By About $2 Trillion Since The Balance Sheet Reduction Began. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Stated Its Intention To Maintain The Level Of Securities Holdings At A Level Consistent With The Efficient Implementation Of Monetary Policy Under The Ample-Reserve Regime. To Ensure A Smooth Transition, The FOMC Slowed The Pace Of Securities Holdings Reduction In June 2024 And Intends To Stop Reducing Holdings When The Reserve Balance Is Slightly Above Its Perceived Level Consistent With Ample Reserves.Supported By A Strong Labor Market And Rising Real Wages, Consumer Spending Has Continued To Grow Robustly, While Real Business Fixed Investment Has Increased Moderately. In The Housing Market, New Home Construction Has Been Robust, But Existing Home Sales Remain Subdued As Mortgage Rates Remain Elevated. Unlike The GDP Situation, Manufacturing Output Has Remained Relatively Unchanged, In Part Due To Softness In Production In Interest Rate-Sensitive Industries.The U.S. Financial System Remains Sound And Resilient. Valuations In Various Markets, Including Stocks, Corporate Debt, And Residential Real Estate, Remain Elevated Relative To Fundamentals. The Ratio Of Total Household And Nonfinancial Business Debt To Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Continues To Decline, Currently At Historically Low Levels Compared To The Past Two Decades. The Capital Levels Reported By Most Banks Remain Well Above Regulatory Requirements, And Reliance On Uninsured Deposits Has Decreased, Although Some Banks Still Face Significant Fair Value Losses On Fixed-Rate Assets. Regarding Funding Risks, While The 2023-2024 Securities And Exchange Commission Reforms To Money Market Funds (Mmfs) Have Partially Alleviated The Vulnerability Of Major Mmfs, Other Lightly Regulated Short-Term Investment Instruments Remain Susceptible To Shocks And Lack Transparency, With Their Asset Size Continuing To Grow. Meanwhile, Hedge Funds Appear To Have High And Concentrated Leverage Ratios.

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MSCI Nordic Country Index Fell 0.5% To 379.79 Points, And Rose Nearly 1.98% This Week. Yara International Asa, A Supplier Of Mineral Nitrogen Fertilizers, Phosphate Fertilizers, Mineral Potash Fertilizers And Other Fertilizers, Fell 7.1%, The Worst Performance Among All Constituent Stocks

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[Morgan Stanley: Yen/USD Has More Room To Strengthen] Morgan Stanley Strategists Said That As The Market Digests The Convergence Of US And Japanese Policy Rates And Tariff-related Uncertainties, The Yen, Which Outperformed G-10 Currencies In February, Has More Room To Rise. The Yen Has Risen 2.4% Against The Dollar So Far This Month; "Ultimately, The Faster The Tariffs Are Implemented, The Greater The Downside Potential For USD/JPY," Strategists Koichi Sugisaki And David Adams Said In A Report On February 7. "The Market Is Increasingly Reflecting The Risk Of Slowing Growth," They Said

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Germany's DAX 30 Index Initially Closed Down 0.51% At 21,789.96 Points, Up About 0.3% This Week. France's Stock Index Initially Closed Down 0.50%, Up About 0.2% This Week. Italy's Stock Index Initially Closed Down 0.26%, Up About 1.5% This Week; The Bank Index Rose 0.24%, Up About 4% This Week. The UK Stock Index Initially Closed Down 0.34%, Up About 0.2% This Week

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[CFTC To Host Cryptocurrency CEO Forum To Discuss Digital Asset Market Pilot Program] February 8Th, According To Fox Business Reporter Eleanor Terrett, The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Is Reportedly Planning To Host A Chief Executive Officer Forum To Discuss The CFTC'S Digital Asset Market Pilot Program, Focusing On Tokenized Non-Cash Collateral Such As Stablecoins.Participants Include Leaders From Circle, Coinbase, Crypto.Com, And Ripple, With The Crypto Pilot Program And The Concept Of Expanding Non-Cash Collateral Through Distributed Ledger Technology Proposed By Current CFTC Acting Chairman Caroline Pham

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Europe's STOXX Index Down 0.57%, Euro Zone Blue Chips Index Down 0.73%

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United Arab Emirates's Abu Dhabi National Oil Company Sets March Murban Crude Osp At $80.22 /Bbl

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[South Asian Stock Markets | Indian Mid-cap Index Fell More Than 0.2% On The Day Of The Central Bank's First Rate Cut In Five Years, And The Rupee Rebounded From Its Historical Low] On Friday (February 7), The Indian National Stock Exchange's Blue-chip Cnx Nifty Index Closed Down 0.18%, Up 0.33% This Week, Showing An Overall Trend Of Rising And Falling. India's Mid-cap Index Closed Up 0.20%, Up 0.23% This Week. The S&P BSE Sensex Index Closed Down 0.25%, Up 0.46% This Week; The Bombay Stock Exchange 500 Index Closed Down 0.15%, Up 0.28% This Week. The Indian Rupee Closed Up 0.18% Against The US Dollar At 87.4275 Rupees, Down 0.94% This Week, And Fell To 87.5862 Rupees On February 6, A Record Low. India's 10-year Government Bond Yield Rose 4.8 Basis Points To 6.704% On The Day The Reserve Bank Of India (RBI) Cut Interest Rates, Up 0.4 Basis Points This Week. The KSE 100 Index Of The Karachi Stock Exchange In Pakistan Closed Up 0.06%, Down 3.40% This Week; The Karachi All Stock Index Closed Roughly Flat, Down 2.94% This Week. The Colombo All Stock Index In Sri Lanka Closed Up 1.35% At 16,729.81 Points, Down 2.99% This Week (four Trading Days)

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Russia May Ban Gasoline Exports For A Month To Stabilise Prices, Tass Reports

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[Fed Voter Cools Down "one-year Inflation Expectations Rebound To 4.3%": Long-term Inflation Expectations Are Still Anchored] Chicago Fed President Goolsbee (with FOMC Voting Rights In 2025): The US January Non-farm Payrolls Report Is "solid". We Are In A State Of Full Employment To Some Extent. Wage Growth Is Roughly Consistent With 2% (the Inflation Target). Long-term Inflation Expectations Are Still Firmly Anchored. Tariffs (initiated By US President Trump) May "twist" The Supply Chain. One-off Tariffs Are A Temporary (inflation) Shock. Countermeasures (from Other Countries Against The United States) Will Complicate The Impact Of (Trump's) Tariffs

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Russia December Jobless Rate At 2.3% Versus 2.3% In Previous Month

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Inflation Expectations Appear 'Broadly Consistent' With Fed's 2% Inflation Objective - Monetary Policy Report

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Russia's Unemployment Ends 2024 At A Historic Low Of 2.3%

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Russia Retail Sales +5.2% Year-On-Year In December Versus+6.0% Year-On-Year In Previous Month

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Labor Market Remains Solid And Appears To Have Stabilized - Monetary Policy Report

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Russian Retail Sales Up 7.2% Year-On-Year In 2024

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Federal Reserve Will Weigh Data As It Considers Future Policy Moves - Fed Monetary Policy Report

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Russian Real Wages Up 7.3% Year-On-Year In November 2024

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Financial System Remains 'Sound And Resilient' - Monetary Policy Report

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Russia Real Wages +7.3% Year-On-Year In November Versus+7.2% Year-On-Year In Previous Month

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Russia Real Disposable Incomes +7.3% In 2024 Versus Revised +6.1% In 2023

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Russia Retail Sales +7.2% In 2024 Versus+8.0% In 2023

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STOXX 600 Drops To Session Low, Last Down 0.4%

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Nokia:  We Welcome The Court's Decision And Hope Amazon Accepts Its Obligations And Agrees A License On Fair Terms

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[Investigative Journalist Reveals Multiple SEC-Related Internal Confidential Documents] February 7Th, According To Bloomberg, Former Investigative Reporter Jason Leopold Has Disclosed A Series Of Internal Documents Obtained From The U.S. Securities And Exchange Commission (SEC) Over The Past Six Months Within The Framework Of The Freedom Of Information Act (Foia), Including:SEC Chair Gary Gensler'S Email Communication Records;Multiple Confidential Letters Sent By Tesla'S Legal Team To The SEC Regarding SEC'S Ongoing Enforcement Actions Against Elon Musk;Investigation Report On The SEC'S Official X Account Being Hacked;Investigation Files Related To Deepfake Photos Appearing On The X Platform And Their Market Impact;Multiple Inspector General Reports.Leopold Stated That Obtaining These Documents Was A Lengthy Process, Involving Regular Follow-Ups On Application Status, Negotiations With The Agency, Narrowing The Scope Of The Requests, Among Other Steps, And Some Content Still Contains Redactions. These Documents Will Provide The Public With Important Reference Information On The SEC'S Internal Operations

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The NASDAQ 100 Index Fell 1%, Hitting A New Intraday Low. Its Constituent Stocks Grail Fell 5.5%, Marvell Technology Fell 5.3%, Amazon Fell 3.7%, Arm Holdings Fell 3.3%, Google A Fell 2.8%, And Pinduoduo Adr Rose 1.5%. The S&P 500 Fell 0.6%, The Dow Fell 260 Points, A Drop Of 0.6%, The Nasdaq Fell 0.9%, And The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index Fell 1.3%

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President Trump Told Republican Lawmakers He Plans To Issue Reciprocal Tariffs As Early As Friday

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[Ukrainian President: Ukraine Has Transported 100 Million Tons Of Goods Through The Sea Corridor] On February 7, Local Time, Ukrainian President Zelensky Posted On His Official Social Platform That Ukraine Has Transported 100 Million Tons Of Goods To 53 Countries In Asia, Africa, Europe And America In The Year And A Half Since It Opened A Temporary Sea Corridor

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Canada Prime Minister Trudeau: Canada Could Face Long-Term Political Challenges With US

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The Athens Stock Exchange Composite Index Closed Up 0.86% At 1557.83 Points, Approaching The Closing Level Of 1558.57 Points On March 30, 2011, The Closing Level Of 1662.38 Points On March 14 Of The Same Year, And The Closing Level Of 1715.13 Points On February 18 Of The Same Year. It Has Accumulated A Weekly Increase Of 0.55%

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