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India's Nifty Smallcap 100 Index Sheds 1.76%

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India's Nifty Auto Index Sheds 1%

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Indian Rupee Rises Above 87 Per USA Dollar For The First Time Since January 31

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Thai Finance Minister: Plans To Set Up Long-Term Equity Fund To Support Stock Market

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Indian Oil Corp Chair: Demand For Petrochemicals In India To Remain Resilient This Year

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Indian Oil Corp Chair: Dont See Indian Petrochemical Margins Recovering This Year

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Indian Oil Corp Chair: See Around 4% Growth For Diesel In Fy26

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Vietnam Dong Falls To Record Low Of 25500 Per Dollar

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Indian Oil Corp Chair: See 6-7% Growth In Gasoline Demand Next Fiscal

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Indian Oil Corp Chair: Buying Russian Oil Without Involvement Of Sanctioned Entities

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Indonesian Stock Index Falls As Much As 1.3% To 6563.87 Points, Lowest Since May 31, 2023

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India's Nifty 50 Index Up 0.01% In Pre-Open Trade

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[Hotspot Review: Australian PM Says Trump May Consider Steel And Aluminum Tariff Exemption]Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese Said On Tuesday That After a Call With U.S. President Donald Trump, The Latter Agreed To Consider Granting Australia An Exemption From The Newly Announced 25% Tariff Hike On Imported Steel And Aluminum.Albanese Emphasized That Australia’s Steel And Aluminum Exports To The U.S. Support High-Wage Jobs And Align With Both Countries' Defense Interests, Expressing Optimism About Securing An Exemption.In 2023, Australia Exported $237 Million Worth Of Steel To The U.S., While Aluminum Exports Reached $275 Million In 2024. The Australian Government Will Continue Constructive Dialogue With Washington.

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Indian Rupee Opens Up 0.1% At 87.3475 Per USA Dollar, Versus 87.4750 Previous Close

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India 10-Year Benchmark Government Bond Yield Down 2 Bps At 6.6884%, Previous Close 6.7128%

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Indonesia Jan Motorbike Sales -5.98% Year-On-Year

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S Korean Consumers' Total Orders On Cn E-Commerce May Reach Rmb21.1 Billion Last Year

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Regional Governor: Industrial Facility In Russia's Saratov Region On Fire After Ukraine Drone Attack

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[US Imposes High Tariffs On Steel And Aluminum, Germany Says It Is Ready For Possible Tariff Conflicts] On The 10th Local Time, US President Trump Signed An Executive Order Announcing A 25% Tariff On All Steel And Aluminum Imported Into The United States. In Addition, The Latest Measures Also Cancel The Duty-free Quotas And Exemption Policies For Steel And Aluminum For Some Trading Partners. A Spokesman For The German Federal Ministry Of Economics And Climate Protection Said On The 10th That The US Government's Tariff Measures Will Hit The German Economy, And The German Government And The European Union Are Actively Working To Avoid This Situation. He Also Emphasized That The German Government Is Ready For Possible Tariff Conflicts. This Situation Has Already Happened During Trump's First Term. He Warned That The US's Imposition Of Tariffs On Imported Steel And Aluminum Products "will Ultimately Harm The Interests Of All Parties."

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[4E: The Market Calmly Looks At Trump's Tariff Threat, And The US Stock And Crypto Market Rebound] Trump Signed An Executive Order On Monday, Announcing A 25% Tariff On Steel And Aluminum Imports From All Countries. However, The Market Did Not React Negatively To This Because The News Was Expected. According To 4E Monitoring, US Stocks Rose Across The Board On Monday. The Strong Performance Of Technology Stocks, Chip Stocks, And AI Concept Stocks Led To A Rise In The Three Major Indexes, With The Dow Jones Industrial Average Up 0.38%, The S&P 500 Up 0.67%, And The Nasdaq Up 0.98%. Most Large Technology Stocks Rose, And Nvidia Closed Up Nearly 3%, With A Cumulative Increase Of More Than 14% For Five Consecutive Days, Basically Stepping Out Of The Shadow Of Deepseek. The Crypto Market Also Showed A Rebound Trend Against The Backdrop Of A Rise In US Stocks. Bitcoin Rose Nearly 2% In 24 Hours And Is Currently Fluctuating Around $97,000. Strategy Disclosed That It Spent $742 Million To Purchase About 7,633 Bitcoins Last Week, Which Also Boosted Market Confidence To A Certain Extent. In The Second Round Of Decline, Bitcoin Showed Strong Support Between $95,000 And $98,000. Driven By Bitcoin, Ethereum And Other Altcoins Generally Rebounded. The Ai Sector Rebounded Strongly After A Sharp Drop, And The Meme Sector Became Active Again, Becoming The Focus Of Market Attention. In Terms Of Foreign Exchange Bulk, Trump's Tariff Threat Has Intensified Trade Tensions. The US Dollar Index Rose By 0.26%. The Safe-haven Demand Pushed Gold To Continue Its Rise. Spot Gold Rose By 1.63% To A Record High Of $2,911. The Situation In The Middle East Has Heated Up Again, And Russia's Oil Production Has Fallen Short Of Expectations, Easing Market Concerns About Oversupply, And Oil Prices Have Risen By More Than 2%. The Market Is Worried That Tariff Policies May Exacerbate US Inflation. Investors Are Closely Watching The Hearing Of Federal Reserve Chairman Powell On Tuesday, Where He Will Give A Testimony Speech On The Semi-annual Monetary Policy Report. In Addition, The Market Is Also Focused On The US CPI For January Released On Wednesday And The PPI Inflation Data On Thursday. Eeee.Com, As A Financial Trading Platform That Supports Assets Such As Cryptocurrencies, Stock Indices, Bulk Gold, And Foreign Exchange, Recently Launched The Usdt Stablecoin Wealth Management Product With An Annualized Yield Of 5.5%, Providing Investors With Potential Safe-haven Options. 4E Reminds You To Pay Attention To Market Volatility Risks And Allocate Assets Reasonably

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[Tac Security Acquires European Web3 Security Company CyberScope] According To Official News, Security Risk Management Company Tac Security Has Acquired European Web3 Security Company CyberScope. It Is Expected That This Acquisition Will Enhance Tac Security's Influence In The Field Of Web3 Security

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UBS: Cn Nafr Greenlights For Insurance Funds To Invest In Gold, No Major Change In Asset Allocation Expected

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Indonesia Jan Consumer Confidence Index At 127.2 Versus 127.7 In Dec

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[Informed Sources: Stripe Plans To Sell Employee Shares At A Valuation Of $85 Billion] On February 11, The Information Quoted Informed Sources As Saying That Payment Service Provider Stripe Is Considering Arranging A Round Of Employee Stock Ownership Sales Plan, And The Company's Valuation Will Reach $85 Billion Or More. This Will Continue The Company's Previous Stock Repurchases, Secondary Market Transactions And Financing Activities, Bringing Its Valuation Close To The Historical Peak Of $95 Billion Set When It Raised Funds In 2021. These Financing Activities Have Enabled The 15-year-old Company To Postpone Its Listing While Providing Liquidity Opportunities For Investors And Employees. Earlier News, Stripe Completed A $1.1 Billion Acquisition Of Stablecoin Infrastructure Company Bridge, Which May Accelerate Its Layout In The Stablecoin Field

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[Fox Reporter: The Federal Reserve Is More Open To Digital Assets] Fox Reporter Eleanor Terrett Posted On Social Media That The Federal Reserve's Narrative On Crypto Is Changing. In Two Speeches Last Friday, Republican Federal Reserve Governors Michelle Bowman And Christopher Waller Both Expressed A More Open Attitude Towards Digital Assets And Their Future In The Financial System. Their Remarks Are Noteworthy Because: · Trump May Choose One Of Them To Replace Michael Barr As The Next Vice Chairman Of Supervision (responsible For Overseeing Supervision And How The Federal Reserve Interacts With Banks And Cryptocurrencies); · They Represent A Change In Tone And Attitude, As They Both Previously Voted In Favor Of Policies That Make It More Difficult For Banks To Participate In Cryptocurrencies. The Two Also Voted Against The Application Of Custodial Banks To Become Members Of The Federal Reserve

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[Two Planes Collide On Runway In The United States, Causing 1 Death And 3 Injuries] Two Planes Collided On Runway In The United States. On February 10, Local Time, At Scottsdale Airport In Arizona, A Learjet 35A Aircraft Deviated From The Runway During Landing And Collided With A Gulfstream 200 Business Jet On The Ground. Arizona, The United States, Held A Press Conference On The Plane Collision Accident. The On-site Person In Charge Of The Scottsdale Airport Fire Department Said That The Accident Has Currently Caused 1 Death, 2 Serious Injuries, 1 Minor Injury, And Another Person In The Plane Is Unknown

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[US Judge Orders The Reinstatement Of The Previously Fired Special Prosecutor] On February 10, Local Time, A US Judge Ordered The Reinstatement Of The Previously Fired Special Prosecutor Hampton Dellinger. It Is Reported That Dellinger Was Informed Of His Dismissal By The White House Personnel Director On The 7th. Dellinger Sued US President Trump On The 10th, Claiming That He Was Illegally Fired. Dellinger Said That The Special Prosecutor Can Only Be Dismissed For "inefficiency, Dereliction Of Duty Or Malfeasance."

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Official: Hong Kong Will File Complaint To WTO On US Tariffs

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Reuters Poll - Philippine Central Bank's Key Policy Rate To Fall To 5.00% By End-2025

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[Brazil May Retaliate Against Trump’s Tariff Threat With ‘Digital Tax’]In Response To The Trump Administration’s Threat To Impose a 25% Tariff On Brazilian Steel And Aluminum, Brazil Is Considering Countermeasures.According To Brazilian Media, If The U.S. Enforces The Tariffs, Brazil May Impose a “Digital Tax” On American Tech Giants. Finance Minister Fernando Haddad Stated That The Government Will Wait For An Official U.S. Decision Before Responding And Will Not Comment On Statements That May Be “Misinterpreted Or Withdrawn.”The Final Decision On Taxing U.S. Tech Firms Will Rest With President Luiz Inácio Lula Da Silva.

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Hong Kong Says US Has Completely Ignored City's Status As A "Separate Customs Territory" From China

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[Blackrock Ibit Sees Net Inflow Of $55.32 Million Yesterday] February 11Th, According To Trader T Monitoring, Blackrock'S Ibit Saw A Net Inflow Of $55.32 Million Yesterday, With A Trading Volume Of $1.1 Billion

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[Hotspot Review: European Nations Strongly React To Trump’s 25% Steel And Aluminum Tariffs]On February 10, U.S. President Donald Trump Signed An Executive Order Imposing a 25% Tariff On All Imported Steel And Aluminum While Revoking Duty-Free Quotas For Some Trade Partners. The Measure Will Take Effect On March 4, Prompting SWIFT Reactions From Multiple European Nations.French Foreign Minister Stéphane Séjourné Stated That The EU Will "Defend Its Interests Without Hesitation" And Implement Countermeasures. Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares Reaffirmed The EU’s Commitment To Protecting The Single Market. Meanwhile, German Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck Warned That Europe Would Respond With "Unity And Determination," Signaling a Potential Escalation In U.S.-EU Trade Tensions.

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Hong Kong Says US Tariffs Inconsistent With WTO Rules - Hong Kong Government

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[Lagarde: Inflation Easing Smoothly, But Trade Tensions Pose Risks]European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde Stated On Tuesday That Eurozone Inflation Is Steadily Declining And Is Expected To Reach The 2% Target This Year. However, Escalating Global Trade Tensions Could Add Uncertainty To The Inflation Outlook.She Emphasized That The ECB Will Make Decisions Based On Data And Meeting-By-Meeting Assessments Rather Than a Predetermined Rate Path. Markets Widely Anticipate a Sixth Rate Cut In March, With Most Officials Confident That The Inflation Target Will Be Met In The Coming Months. However, External Uncertainties Remain a Key Risk To Policy Direction.

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[Hotspot Review: Euro Faces Pressure From Potential Tariffs And Rising U.S. Inflation]The Euro Is Under Dual Pressure From U.S. Tariff Threats And Inflation Expectations. Trump Announced Plans To Impose New Tariffs On The EU, Which Could Push EUR/USD Down To 1.0225.Additionally, Wednesday’s U.S. Inflation Data May Further Weigh On The Euro. Last Week’s Strong U.S. Jobs Report Widened The U.S.-EU Interest Rate Gap, Adding To Euro Weakness.However, If The Euro Remains Stable Despite Tariff Risks And Inflation Concerns, The Munich Security Conference On Friday Could Provide a Potential Boost.

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[Hotspot Review: Canada Faces Impact From Trump’s Steel And Aluminum Tariffs]The Trump Administration's 25% Tariff On Steel And Aluminum Imports Has Put Canada At The Forefront Of Trade Concerns.According To The U.S. International Trade Administration, Canada Is The Largest Supplier Of Steel To The U.S., Accounting For 25% Of Imports, While Its Aluminum Exports Make Up 60% Of U.S. Aluminum Imports.Although Canada Temporarily Secured An Exemption On Non-Energy Exports Last Week, Trump Stated That a Reassessment Will Take Place Early Next Month To Ensure Ottawa Fulfills Commitments On Border Security And Fentanyl Trafficking Prevention. This Uncertainty Exposes Canada To Significant Trade Risks.

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[The Bank Of England's Most "hawkish" Member: The Risk Of Weak Demand Outweighs The Risk Of Inflation, And Supports A Substantial Rate Cut] Bank Of England Monetary Policy Committee Member Mann Said She Supported The Bank Of England's Substantial Rate Cut Of 50Bp Last Week Because She Believed That As Consumers Cut Spending, It Would Be Difficult For Businesses To Raise Prices. Mann Said That Demand Conditions Are Much Weaker Than Before, Which Means That Further Easing May Be Needed Because Fragile Pricing Power Will Permeate Into Lower Inflation. Mann Was Originally One Of The Most "hawkish" Members. She Opposed Rate Cuts Last Year Due To Persistent Inflation Risks. But Now She Says That The Situation Looks Different Now. "To The Extent That We Can Communicate The Financial Conditions That We Believe Are Appropriate For The UK Economy, A Larger (rate Cut) Move Is, In My Opinion, A Better Means Of Communication," Mann Said

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[Hotspot Review: U.S. Tariff Threat Increases Mexico's Trade Risks]The Trump Administration Has Announced a 25% Tariff On Mexican Imports, Though The Measure Has Been Postponed For a Month To Allow Negotiations. Despite This Delay, Trade Uncertainty Poses a Significant Risk To Mexico.As The Largest Exporter To The U.S., Mexico's Exports Exceeded $500 Billion In 2024, Accounting For 28% Of Its GDP. Under The USMCA, Most Mexican Goods Currently Enjoy Zero Tariffs, With The Effective U.S. Tariff Rate On Mexican Products At Just 0.3%.However, The High Uncertainty Surrounding Trump’s Tariff Policies Suggests They Could Be Leveraged In Negotiations On Non-Trade Issues Such As Security And Immigration. Trump Has Long Focused On Trade Deficits, Viewing Tariffs As Both a Key Regulatory Tool And a Source Of Government Revenue.

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[Tesla Shanghai Energy Storage Super Factory Officially Put Into Production] On The Morning Of February 11, The Tesla Shanghai Energy Storage Super Factory Was Put Into Production At Lingang, Shanghai. The First Ultra-large Commercial Electrochemical Energy Storage System Megapack Was Successfully Rolled Off The Production Line At The Shanghai Energy Storage Super Factory, Marking That Tesla's Business In China Has Officially Entered A New Stage

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[Safe-Haven Demand Drives Gold To Record High, Inflation Data In Focus]On February 10, Comex Gold Surged 1.70% To $2,936.8 Per Ounce, Marking a New All-Time High, While Shfe Gold Rose 1.35% In Night Trading To ¥682.74 Per Gram.Trump’s Announcement Of a 25% Tariff Hike On Imported Steel And Aluminum Intensified Trade Tensions, Strengthening The U.S. Dollar. However, Gold’s Safe-Haven And Inflation-Hedging Appeal Also Increased, Supporting Its Price Rally.Meanwhile, Escalating Tensions In The Middle East, Including The Worsening Israel-Hamas Conflict, Further Fueled Demand For Safe-Haven Assets.This Week, Markets Are Focused On The U.S. January CPI Data. If Inflation Exceeds Expectations, It Could Push U.S. Treasury Yields Higher, Pressuring Gold Prices. Investors Should Be Cautious Of The Risks Of Chasing Highs Ahead Of The Data Release.

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Canada Industry Minister Says He Is Consulting With International Partners On USA Steel And Aluminum Tariffs, Response Will Be 'Clear And Calibrated'

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Canada Industry Minister Says USA Tariffs On Steel And Aluminum 'Totally Unjustified'

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[Lista Is Up Over 53% In The Last 24 Hours, Currently Trading At $0.2803] February 11Th, According To Htx Market Data, Lista Surged Over 53% In The Past 24 Hours, Currently Trading At $0.2803

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[Bnx Surpasses $0.7, Surging Over 25% In 24 Hours] February 11Th, According To Market Data, Bnx Has Surpassed $0.7, Now Priced At $0.713, With A More Than 25% Increase In The Past 24 Hours

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[Aave Breaks Through $260] The Market Shows That Aave Has Broken Through $260 And Is Currently Trading At $260.04, With A 24-hour Increase Of 6.08%

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[Bloomberg: Mainstream Wall Street Banks Are Planning Crypto Business And Are Optimistic About IPO Opportunities During The Trump Era] Several Top Wall Street Banks Are Optimistic About The Development Prospects Of The Crypto Industry During Trump's Potential Term And Are Actively Adjusting Their Strategies To Deploy Cryptocurrency Businesses. Morgan Stanley Is Seeking Potential IPO Clients, Bank Of America Executives Are Discussing The Promotion Of Digital Asset Company Transactions, And Royal Bank Of Canada Plans To Expand Its Business Scope After Completing Its First Crypto Business. Currently, Several Crypto Companies Such As Gemini, Bullish, Circle And Kraken Are Considering IPOs In 2025. Jefferies And JPMorgan Chase Are Advising Bullish On Its Potential Listing, And Moelis & Co. And Cantor Fitzgerald Are Also Active In The Field. Analysts Believe That Trump's Support For The Crypto Industry May Trigger A New Round Of IPOs, Stock Sales And Convertible Bond Issuances

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South Korea February 1-10 Exports Grow Marginally, Shipments To US Fall

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BOE's Catherine Mann: "Demand Conditions Are Quite A Bit Weaker Than Has Been The Case — And I Have Changed My Mind On That"

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Reuters Poll - USA Inflation Risk From Tariffs Has Gone Up Recently, Say 27 Of 46 Economists, 17 Say No Change, Two Say Gone Down

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