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  • Seoul says Washington has not taken the administrative step to raise tariffs on South Korean goods and targets March 9 to finalise an investment bill.
  • U.S. and Iranian officials will meet in Oman on Friday, trimming geopolitical risk.
  • Oil prices fell in Asian trading as the confirmed meeting and a firmer dollar reduced risk appetite.
  • A stronger dollar ahead of U.S. nonfarm payrolls and European and U.K. central bank decisions pressured markets.
  • Savannah Guthrie's 84-year-old mother is missing near Tucson; authorities are treating the disappearance as a kidnapping.

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Riksbank Keeps Policy Rate at 1.75% Citing Geopolitical Uncertainty

Riksbank Keeps Policy Rate at 1.75% Citing Geopolitical Uncertainty

The Swedish central bank held its policy interest rate at 1.75% and maintained guidance that rates will remain at that level for an extended period. The decision, widely expected by markets, placed particular emphasis on rising uncertainty tied to recent geopolitical tensions and noted risks linked to US trade and foreign policy. Despite these conc…

Why Sportradar (SRAD) Is One of My Highest-Conviction Longs for 2026

Why Sportradar (SRAD) Is One of My Highest-Conviction Longs for 2026

Sportradar is a market leader in sports data and betting technology with accelerating margins, a string of strategic deals (IMG ARENA, Bundesliga expansion), active buybacks and a current technical oversold setup. At a market cap of ~$5.8B and rich but justifiable growth expectations, I view SRAD as a long-term trade for investors willing to tolera…

JPMorgan Lowers SSAB Rating to Neutral Citing Softer US Plate Spreads

JPMorgan Lowers SSAB Rating to Neutral Citing Softer US Plate Spreads

JPMorgan has cut its recommendation on SSAB AB from Overweight to Neutral and lowered its price target to SEK 71.00 from SEK 75.00, pointing to narrower US plate steel spreads in 2026 and a strong recent run in the stock that has trimmed potential outperformance versus peers.The bank nevertheless kept a constructive longer-term view on SSAB’s posit…

Inuit Say Greenland’s Land Belongs to All, Not to Be Bought or Sold

Inuit Say Greenland’s Land Belongs to All, Not to Be Bought or Sold

In a small Greenlandic settlement, residents and local leaders emphasize a longstanding Indigenous conception of land as shared and stewarded rather than owned outright. The community described daily life, the strain on services and population decline, and reiterated that under Greenlandic law people hold rights to use land where homes sit but do n…

Mersen narrows sales decline in Q4, trims capex and holds 2029 targets

Mersen narrows sales decline in Q4, trims capex and holds 2029 targets

Mersen reported a smaller-than-expected like-for-like sales decline in the fourth quarter and delivered a full-year 2025 sales fall that sat at the upper end of its revised guidance. Performance was buoyed by strength in Electrical Power while SiC and Solar weighed on Advanced Materials. Management trimmed capital expenditures and affirmed medium-t…

Drone Strike in Zaporizhzhia Kills Three as Russia Intensifies Attacks

Drone Strike in Zaporizhzhia Kills Three as Russia Intensifies Attacks

A Russian drone strike in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region killed three people and injured three more overnight, regional authorities said. Officials reported widespread attacks across the region and a separate strike on the port city of Odesa that sparked a large industrial fire. Ukrainian air defences intercepted the majority of drones launched, whi…

Nokia CEO Says Europe and U.S. Must Both Support Tech Firms to Secure Scale

Nokia CEO Says Europe and U.S. Must Both Support Tech Firms to Secure Scale

Nokia Chief Executive Justin Hotard said Europe and the United States are mutually dependent markets for large technology companies and warned that firms cannot rely on a single continent for scale. He highlighted the need for broad market access during a period of policy shifts that are reshaping supplier dynamics in telecoms, as Western vendors s…

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz Says He Will Never Seek Elected Office Again

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz Says He Will Never Seek Elected Office Again

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced he will not run for elective office again, saying he will concentrate on responding to a fraud crisis in the state's welfare system that has become a focal point of federal criticism and political attacks. Walz, who will complete his second term in early 2027 and had already said he will not seek a third term, …

European Stocks Edge Higher as Miners and Energy Names Lead Recovery

European Stocks Edge Higher as Miners and Energy Names Lead Recovery

European equities rebounded on Jan 29, driven by rising oil and precious metal prices that propelled mining and energy sectors. The STOXX 600 moved up 0.2% by 0803 GMT after a 0.8% decline the previous session. Strong demand for gold and record highs in silver lifted miners, while concerns over a potential U.S. military action against Iran pushed o…

Italy to Lead Security for Winter Olympics; U.S. ICE to Serve in Advisory Capacity

Italy to Lead Security for Winter Olympics; U.S. ICE to Serve in Advisory Capacity

Italy has set out an extensive security framework for the Winter Olympics, emphasizing that Italian authorities will retain full command of operations while allowing U.S. Homeland Security Investigations staff to provide intelligence support to the U.S. delegation. The plan combines large-scale law enforcement deployments, new cybersecurity monitor…