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India's Nifty Auto Index Down 1%

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India's Nifty Pharma Index Falls 1%

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IMF Says Further Thai Rate Reduction Would Support Inflation

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[Airbus CEO Talks About COMAC: The Aircraft Manufacturing Industry May "transition From A Duopoly To A Potential Three-way Competition"] According To The US "Business Insider" Website, Guillaume Faury, CEO (CEO) Of European Aircraft Manufacturer Airbus, Said At A Press Conference After The Announcement Of Airbus' Annual Results On The 20th That COMAC May Become A Strong Competitor Of Airbus And Break The "duopoly" Of Airbus And Boeing In The Aircraft Manufacturing Industry, Thereby Enabling The Industry To "transition From A Duopoly To A Potential Three-way Competition" Situation

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Bank Of Japan Governor Ueda: Underlying Inflation Still Slightly Below 2%

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Bank Of Japan Governor Ueda: Will Adjust Monetary Policy If Underlying Prices Rise

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MSCI Asia Ex-Japan Stocks Index Last Up 1.2% After Earlier Rising To Three-Month High

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Malaysia's January Retail Inflation Pace Remains Steady At 1.7%, Matches Expectation

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Malaysia's January CPI +1.7% On Year Versus Reuters Poll +1.7%

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[People Familiar With The Matter Said The U.S. Internal Revenue Service Will Lay Off About 6,000 Employees] On The 20th Local Time, A Person Familiar With The Matter Revealed That The U.S. Internal Revenue Service Will Lay Off About 6,000 Employees. This Move Will Result In The Agency Laying Off About 6% Of Its Employees During The Tax Filing Season

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India's Nifty Energy Index Up 0.6%

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India's Nifty Small-Cap 100 Index Gains 1.2%

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Lazard Asset Management: The United States Will Face Greater Inflationary Pressure, Which Will Prevent The Federal Reserve From Cutting Interest Rates This Year. Trump's Policies And Campaign Promises Will Lead To Inflation, Such As Tariffs And Immigration Enforcement Policies. The Dollar Is Expected To Strengthen Further In The Coming Months. The European Central Bank Is Expected To Cut Interest Rates Further Before The End Of The Year, And US Tariffs May Lead To Slower Economic Growth In Europe

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USA Secretary Of State Rubio Says Meeting Between Trump, Putin 'Will Largely Depend On Whether We Can Make Any Progress On Ending The War In Ukraine' - Interview On X

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Dollar/Yen Pares Gains, Last Up 0.41% At 150.25

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[Openai Gpt-4.5 Is Expected To Be Released As Early As Next Week, And Gpt-5 May Be Released In Late May] Microsoft Is Preparing For Openai's Latest Model, And Gpt-4.5 Is Expected To Be Released As Early As Next Week. Microsoft Expects Gpt-5 To Be Released In Late May. The Updated Gpt-5 Will Make Major Improvements To The Use Of Chatgpt, Unify Openai's O Series And Gpt Series Models, And Reduce User Confusion In Choosing Models

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India's Nifty 50 Index Down 0.24% In Pre-Open Trade

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[The Price Surged Above $0.96, With A 24-Hour Gain Of 31.13%.] February 21St, According To Htx Market Data, S Briefly Surged Above $0.96, Currently Trading At $0.944, With A 24-Hour Price Increase Expanding To 31.13%

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[Trump Urges Japan To Invest In Alaska LNG Project To Reduce Middle East Reliance] During A Meeting This Month, U.S. President Donald Trump And Japanese Premier Shigeru Ishiba Discussed The $44 Billion Alaska LNG Project, With Trump Advocating For Japan To Invest In The Project And Purchase LNG To Reduce Reliance On Middle Eastern Energy And Address Trade Imbalances. Ishiba Expressed Optimism Despite Doubts About The Project's Viability. The Trump Administration Aims To Strengthen Ties With Asian Allies Like Japan, South Korea, And Taiwan By Increasing U.S. LNG Exports, Enhancing Energy Security, And Counteracting Chinese And Russian Influence.

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Indian Rupee Opens Up 0.2% At 86.4750 Per USA Dollar, Versus 86.66 Previous Close

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[U.S. President Trump Will Sign An Executive Order At 3:30 P.m. EST On Friday] U.S. President Trump Will Sign An Executive Order At 3:30 P.m. EST On Friday

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[4E: Walmart Earnings Warning Drags Down US Stocks, Crypto Market Bounces Back] February 21St. Walmart'S Released Earnings Guidance Fell Below Market Expectations, As A Key Indicator Of U.S. Consumer Spending, Its Slowdown Signaled Investor Concerns About Stagnant Consumer Spending. According To 4E Monitoring, On Thursday, The Three Major U.S. Stock Indexes Collectively Closed Lower. Walmart'S Stock Price Plummeted By 6.53%, Dragging Down The Dow By 1.01%, Marking The Largest Single-Day Drop In Nearly Five Weeks; The S&P 500 Fell By 0.43%, The Nasdaq Fell By 0.47%, With Large-Cap Tech Stocks Generally Under Pressure. The Crypto Market Has Been In A Continuous Slump Since February, With A Prevailing Sense Of Pessimism. However, After Bitcoin Fell Below Its Previous Low To $93,000 On Tuesday, As The Market Seemed To Gradually Digest The Impact Of Trump'S Tariff Policy And With Optimistic Expectations For The Resolution Of The Russia-Ukraine Conflict, Prices Have Been Steadily Rebounding. As Of Now, Bitcoin Is Trading At $98,146, Up 1.2% In The Past 24 Hours. The Altcoin Market Has Also Shown Signs Of Recovery, Especially With Newly Listed Coins Experiencing Significant Price Increases, Leading To A Noticeable Improvement In Market Sentiment. In The Commodity Market, Influenced By Both The Tariff Plan And Economic Data, The U.S. Dollar Index Fell By 0.7%; Declining U.S. Fuel Inventories And A Weakening Dollar Have Supported Oil Prices, Which Have Risen For Three Consecutive Days; Safe-Haven Demand Drove Spot Gold To Briefly Touch A Historic New High Of $2,954, Before Narrowing Its Gain To 0.22%. U.S. Stocks Retreated On Thursday From Record Highs After Several Days Of Gains, With Weak Retail Earnings Reports And U.S. Jobless Claims Data Exacerbating Market Concerns About Declining Consumer Confidence And The Economic Impact Of Tariff Policies. Traders Generally Maintained A Cautious Attitude. 4E, As A Financial Trading Platform Supporting Cryptocurrency, Stock Indices, Bulk Gold, Forex, And Other Assets, Recently Launched A Usdt Stablecoin Financial Product With An 8% Annualized Yield, Providing Investors With A Potential Hedging Option. 4E Reminds You To Be Aware Of Market Volatility Risks And To Allocate Assets Rationally

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IMF Team To Visit Pakistan To Discuss Resilience And Sustainability Facility

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[S Breaks Through 0.9 US Dollars, And The 24-hour Increase Is 25.8%] The Market Shows That S Breaks Through 0.9 US Dollars And Is Currently Quoted At 0.9027 US Dollars, With A 24-hour Increase Of 25.8%

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Microsoft Says We've Identified The Potential Cause Of The Issue And Are In The Process Of Rolling Back A Recent Code Change

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RBNZ Chief Economist Says Data Consistent With Pick-Up In Economy

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Bank Of Japan Governor Ueda: There Could Be More Side-Effects From Monetary Easing

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Bank Of Japan Governor Ueda: 0.5% Rise In Interest Rates Will Boost Interest Payment For Reserves By 1 Trillion Yen

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[BOJ Ready To Intervene In Bond Market Amid Rising Yields] Bank Of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda Stated On Friday That The BOJ Is Prepared To Intervene In The Bond Market By Purchasing Government Bonds To Stabilize Yields If Long-term Yields Rise Sharply. This Statement, Made In Response To Questions In Parliament After Benchmark Yields Hit A 15-year High Following Accelerated Inflation In January, Caused Bond Yields To Fall And The Yen To Weaken.

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[Federal Reserve Governor Kugler: Inflation Still Faces Upside Risks]Inflation Continues To Present Upside Risks, Supporting The Federal Reserve's Decision To Temporarily Hold The Key Policy Rate Steady. Recent Inflation Data For January Indicate That Price Pressures Persist. These Figures Also Suggest That An Inflation Metric Closely Monitored By The Fed, Set To Be Released Next Week, May Remain Above The Central Bank's Target Level.The Data Show That There Is Still a Considerable Distance To Achieving The FOMC's 2% Target. Given That The Downside Risks To Employment Have Diminished While Upside Risks To Inflation Persist, I Believe This Approach Is Appropriate.

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[Fed's Musalem: Need To Guard Against Rising Inflation Expectations And Consider Stagflation Risks]Compared To The Risk Of a Weakening Labor Market, The Risk Of Inflation Stagnation In The U.S. Is Greater, With Upside Inflation Risks Becoming More Pronounced. While The U.S. Labor Market Remains Strong, Inflation Is Expected To Trend Toward The 2% Target. Once Inflation Convergence Is Confirmed, The FOMC Will Be Able To Resume a Gradual Rate-Cutting Approach.Until Inflation Slows Down, The Federal Reserve's Monetary Policy Will Remain Moderately Restrictive. Policy Shifts Under The Trump Administration Could Have a Substantial Impact On The U.S. Economic Trajectory. These Changes Are Expected To Have a Modest Net Effect On Both Employment And Inflation.

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[Chicago Fed President Goolsbee: Pce Inflation Data May Be Less Severe Than CPI]Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Austan Goolsbee Expects The Upcoming Inflation Data From The Fed To Be Less Alarming Than The Previously Released Consumer Price Index (CPI). The January CPI Showed a Month-On-Month Increase Of 0.5%, Surpassing Expectations, With The Year-On-Year Rate Returning To 3% For The First Time Since June Last Year And Rising Steadily Since September. While The Pce Data May Still Reflect Challenges, It Is Unlikely To Be As Concerning As The CPI Figures.Goolsbee Highlighted Significant Progress In Reducing Inflation, Which Has Notably Improved From The 40-Year Highs Recorded In 2022. However, Uncertainties In The Economy Persist, With The Evolving Tariff Policies Under The New Trump Administration Expected To Have An Impact.

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Bank Of Japan Governor Ueda: Generally Speaking, Loss Of Market Confidence In Japan's Fiscal Health Could Drive Interest Rates

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Bank Of Japan Governor Ueda: Rise In Long-Term Interest Rates Reflects Modest Economic Recovery, Rising Price Trend

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[CATL And Volkswagen Enhance Strategic Partnership In Battery Technology] CATL And Volkswagen Have Signed A Strategic Cooperation MOU To Enhance Their Partnership In Battery R&D, New Material Applications, And Component Development. Volkswagen China Will Collaborate With CATL On Developing Cost-competitive Battery Products And Exploring Battery Recycling And Swapping Technologies.

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[The Number Of Illegal Immigrants Crossing The U.S. Southern Border Has Dropped 94% Year-on-Year] Mike Banks, Head Of The U.S. Border Patrol, Said In An Interview That The Number Of Illegal Immigrants Crossing The U.S. Southern Border Has Dropped 94% Compared With The Same Period Last Year (February 2024). Banks Said That In The Past Seven Days, Border Patrol Personnel Have Captured An Average Of 285 Illegal Immigrants Per Day At The Southern Border Of The United States, A Number That Was About 4,800 In The Same Period Last Year

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[Indonesia To Issue Government Bonds For Affordable Housing] Indonesia's Finance Ministry Will Issue Government Bonds To Fund Low-income Housing Projects, Aiming To Expand The Government's Home Ownership Loan Facility. Bank Indonesia Will Support This Initiative By Purchasing The Bonds In The Secondary Market, Further Backing The Government's Affordable Housing Program Which Targets 3 Million Houses Per Year. This Follows Bank Indonesia's Earlier Pledge To Lower Reserve Requirements And Provide Up To 80 Trillion Rupiah ($4.9 Billion) In Liquidity Incentives For Mortgage Loans.

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[Rba's Bullock: Don't Want To Cut Rates Too Late]Reserve Bank Of Australia (Rba) Governor Michele Bullock Said On Friday That The Central Bank Does Not Want To Delay Monetary Easing For Too Long, Which Is Why It Implemented Its First Rate Cut In Over Four Years This Week. She Acknowledged That While The Rba Was Relatively Late In Raising Rates Earlier In The Tightening Cycle, It Is Now More Aware Of The Uncertainties Surrounding Policy Lags When Considering Easing Measures.

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[Hot Topic Recap: Fed's Bostic Expects Two Rate Cuts In 2025 But Sees Broad Uncertainty]Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic Said On Thursday That Despite Significant Uncertainty Surrounding The Impact Of President Trump's Trade And Immigration Policies, The Federal Reserve Should Still Be Able To Cut Rates By 50 Basis Points This Year. "Two 25-Basis-Point Rate Cuts Are My Baseline Forecast, But The Uncertainty Around This Prediction Is Quite High, And Many Factors Could Influence It In Both Directions," He Stated. Bostic Also Noted That He Does Not Believe The U.S. Is Facing a New Wave Of Rapid Inflation.

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[Chinese Entrepreneurs Assuage Concerns Over Chip And OS Shortages At Meeting With Xi Jinping] Huawei Founder Ren Zhengfei Told President Xi Jinping At A Meeting With Private Sector Entrepreneurs That China's Concerns About A Lack Of Domestically Produced Chips And Operating Systems Have Eased, According To The People's Daily. Byd's Wang Chuanfu Highlighted The EV Industry's Progress, And Xiaomi's Lei Jun Expressed Confidence In Overcoming International Challenges Under Xi's Leadership. The Meeting Also Included Representatives From Will Semiconductor, Unitree, And New Hope Group.

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[ECB's Mahfouz: Inflation Easing Process Faces Risks]The Process Of Slowing Inflation Growth Is At Risk, With a Highly Uncertain Outlook. Since Last June, The European Central Bank Has Cut Interest Rates Five Times And Is Expected To Lower The Deposit Rate To 2.5% Next Month. Policymakers Are Confident That Inflation Will Reach 2% This Year But Remain Concerned That Economic Instability In The Eurozone Could Drag Price Growth Below The Target.

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Bank Of Japan Governor Ueda: Bank Of Japan Ready To Increase Bond Buying If Yields Jump

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[UK January Job Vacancies Increase, Easing Some Labor Market Concerns]The Number Of Job Vacancies In The UK Increased For The First Time In Seven Months In January, Suggesting That The Labor Market May Be Withstanding The Impact Of Rising Employer Tax Burdens. The Bank Of England Is Closely Monitoring The Labor Market While Considering The Timing Of Its Next Rate Cut. The Expected Slowdown In Hiring Could Help Curb Long-Term Inflationary Pressures.Kate Shoesmith, Deputy Chief Executive Of The Recruitment & Employment Confederation (Rec), Stated: "While Boardrooms Across The Country Are Having Tough Discussions, Today’s Report Suggests That It May Be Too Soon To Be Pessimistic About The Overall Outlook For The UK Economy In 2025."

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Blackrock Says It "Does Not Use Engagement As A Way To Control Publicly Traded Companies"

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Blackrock Says It Has "Resumed Our Stewardship Engagements" With Clients

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Dollar/Yen Extends Gains, Last Up 0.5% At 150.38

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[Milei Visits Washington D.C. Amidst Scandal, Meets Musk And Georgieva, Senate Passes Election Bill] Argentine President Javier Milei Traveled To Washington D.C. Amid A Cryptocurrency Scandal Involving A Memecoin Promotion And Alleged Bribery Claims Against His Sister. During The Visit, Milei Met With Elon Musk At CPAC, Receiving A "chainsaw Of Bureaucracy," And With IMF Chief Kristalina Georgieva To Discuss Argentina's Economic Plan And A Potential New IMF Program. Meanwhile, Argentina's Senate Passed A Bill To Suspend Primary Elections, Potentially Boosting Milei's Chances In Upcoming Midterms.

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[Aave Breaks Through $260] The Market Shows That Aave Has Broken Through $260 And Is Currently Trading At $260.02, With A 24-hour Increase Of 3.27%

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Bank Of Japan Governor Ueda: Can't Say Specifically When Exactly Bank Of Japan Could Conduct Emergency Market Operations To Soothe Yield Moves

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Bank Of Japan Governor Ueda: Won't Comment On Where Long-Term Interest Rates Could Eventually Converge

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