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  • ICE will not carry out immigration enforcement at the Super Bowl, lowering disruption risk for the event and local businesses.
  • Tulsi Gabbard says Trump requested her presence at a Fulton County FBI search, prompting congressional scrutiny of DNI authority.
  • Indian rupee surged after a U.S.-India trade announcement, boosting risk appetite in Asian currency markets.
  • Australian dollar ticked up ahead of an expected RBA rate hike, reflecting bets on tighter monetary policy.
  • Most Asian currencies firmed despite a stronger dollar, indicating tentative regional stability in FX markets.

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Bowman Signals Shift Toward Defending Jobs as Fed Holds Rates Steady

Bowman Signals Shift Toward Defending Jobs as Fed Holds Rates Steady

Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle W. Bowman said the Fed is pivoting attention to protecting the labor market after payroll growth slowed sharply late last year. While the central bank paused on interest rates, Bowman warned the labor market is vulnerable and outlined her Summary of Economic Projections, which includes three cuts …

Bowman Backs Future Rate Cuts but Voted to Pause to Wait for More Data

Bowman Backs Future Rate Cuts but Voted to Pause to Wait for More Data

U.S. Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman reiterated that she expects interest rates to be lowered this year, but she voted to hold policy steady at the Fed's most recent meeting in order to gather additional data. Bowman said she anticipates three quarter-percentage-point rate cuts this year and described the pause as a timin…

Moloco Initiates Early Adviser Talks as It Weighs a Possible IPO

Moloco Initiates Early Adviser Talks as It Weighs a Possible IPO

Moloco, an advertising-technology company backed by Fidelity Management & Research Co. and Tiger Global Management, has begun preliminary conversations with potential advisers about a possible initial public offering. The company was valued at more than $2 billion following a secondary share sale in 2023. Reports indicate the talks are in early sta…

Moody's Moves Israel's Outlook to Stable, Affirms Baa1 Rating

Moody's Moves Israel's Outlook to Stable, Affirms Baa1 Rating

Moody's Ratings has revised Israel's sovereign outlook from negative to stable while keeping the Baa1 long-term rating intact. The shift reflects a material easing in geopolitical pressures following the end of specific regional conflicts, and Moody's highlights the country's economic resilience and improved fiscal trajectory even as risks persist.

Olema Pharmaceuticals Shares Slip After CFO Announces Exit

Olema Pharmaceuticals Shares Slip After CFO Announces Exit

Olema Pharmaceuticals Inc. saw its stock decline in after-hours trading following the announcement that Chief Operating and Financial Officer Shane Kovacs will depart the company effective January 30, 2026. Kovacs will remain on a consulting basis through August 1, 2026. CEO Sean P. Bohen has taken on the interim Principal Financial Officer role as…

K2 Capital Raises $138 Million in NASDAQ Debut as Units Begin Trading

K2 Capital Raises $138 Million in NASDAQ Debut as Units Begin Trading

K2 Capital Acquisition Corporation completed an initial public offering of 13.8 million units at $10 per unit, generating $138 million in gross proceeds after the full exercise of the underwriters' option for an additional 1.8 million units. Each unit comprises a Class A ordinary share and a right to one-fifth of a Class A share upon completion of …

SEC Names New Leaders to Oversee U.S. Audit Regulator

SEC Names New Leaders to Oversee U.S. Audit Regulator

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced appointments to the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, selecting retired Ernst & Young auditor Demetrios Logothetis as chairman and naming three additional members. The moves follow the earlier removal of the PCAOB head who had been appointed by Democratic leadership. The SEC described t…

How a 1994 Clinic-Protection Law Became Central to the Don Lemon Case

How a 1994 Clinic-Protection Law Became Central to the Don Lemon Case

Journalist Don Lemon was arrested following a livestreamed disruption of a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, and faces federal charges that include allegations under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act and an 1871 civil-rights statute. The case spotlights how a law primarily used against anti-abortion demonstrators is being ap…

Trump Names Brett Matsumoto as Nominee to Lead Bureau of Labor Statistics

Trump Names Brett Matsumoto as Nominee to Lead Bureau of Labor Statistics

President Donald Trump has nominated Brett Matsumoto, a career economist at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, to serve as the agency's next commissioner. The move is intended to end a vacancy that has persisted since the August dismissal of Erika McEntarfer. Matsumoto has worked at the BLS since 2015, recently completed a temporary assignment with th…

MOEX Russia slips as mining and oil names drag markets lower

MOEX Russia slips as mining and oil names drag markets lower

Russia's MOEX Russia Index closed 0.55% lower on Friday, with losses concentrated in the Mining, Oil & Gas and Telecoms sectors. Heavyweight miners including MMC Norilsk Nickel and OK Rusal were among the largest decliners, while Mobil'nye Telesistemy finished marginally higher. Market breadth favored losers and volatility edged up as commodity and…

More than 200 killed in collapse at Rubaya coltan mine in eastern Congo

More than 200 killed in collapse at Rubaya coltan mine in eastern Congo

A collapse at the Rubaya coltan mine in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has killed more than 200 people, provincial officials say. The mine — responsible for roughly 15% of global coltan output — has been under the control of the M23 rebel group since 2024. Authorities say victims include miners, children and market vendors, while the exact de…

S&P Upholds Bosnia and Herzegovina's 'B+/B' Sovereign Ratings, Cites Stable Outlook

S&P Upholds Bosnia and Herzegovina's 'B+/B' Sovereign Ratings, Cites Stable Outlook

S&P Global Ratings has affirmed Bosnia and Herzegovina's long- and short-term sovereign credit ratings at 'B+/B' with a stable outlook. The agency projects widening budget deficits beginning in 2026 driven by preelection spending, and anticipates government debt, net of liquid assets, will rise to 25% of GDP by 2029 from an estimated 20% at the end…