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Tesla is recalling 375,000 vehicles due to a power steering issue. A software update has been released to fix the problem, with no reports of crashes or injuries.
Trump and Japan's leader discussed a long-standing plan to unlock Alaska's gas and ship it to U.S. allies in Asia during their recent lunch meeting.
UK businesses increased job cuts in February, signaling stagnation and rising price pressures amid a looming payroll tax hike, creating challenges for the economy.
Singapore announced measures to boost its stock market, including a 20% tax rebate for primary listings and a S$5B program to invest in domestic stocks.
The ECB is exploring settling DLT-based transactions in fiat money, developing a platform for central bank money and a long-term solution for international operations.
UK's competition regulator fined Citi, HSBC, Morgan Stanley, and RBC £104.5M for sharing sensitive UK bond info from 2009-2013. Deutsche Bank got immunity.
A group led by ex-Japan PM Yoshihide Suga plans for Tesla to invest in Nissan after merger talks with Honda failed. Tesla may eye Nissan's U.S. plants.
Trump proposed using savings from his cost-cutting effort, overseen by Musk, to give 20% to taxpayers and 20% to reduce the national debt. Musk supports the idea.
The Pentagon plans $50B in cuts from the FY26 budget to fund Trump's national defense priorities, focusing on core missions like deterring and winning wars.
Palantir shares dropped 12.5% after CEO Karp's stock plan and news of potential U.S. defense budget cuts. The company is heavily tied to defense contracts.
Trump supports a $4.5 trillion tax cut plan, rejecting Senate Republicans' push for quick immigration funding, favoring a larger bill that could take months to finalize.
Belgium faces travel chaos with a 9-day train strike starting Feb 21, protests in Brussels on Feb 20, and ongoing airport strikes. Disruptions may last into spring.
ECB's Gabriel Makhlouf warns of risks to slowing inflation amid uncertainty. While cuts are expected, the outlook for rates remains flexible due to economic concerns.
European banks are thriving, up 18% this year, with strong earnings and share buybacks boosting momentum. Investors expect the rally to continue, leading the market.
Mercedes-Benz plans cost cuts to revive sales amid stiff competition. Earnings slumped 40% in 2024, with a bleak 2025 forecast and reduced dividend payout.
Palantir Technologies had strong financial results for the fourth quarter and full year of 2024. In Q4, U.S. revenue was $558 million, up 52% from the same time last year and 12% more than the previous quarter. U.S. commercial revenue grew 64% year-over-year to $214 million, and U.S. government revenue increased by 45% to $343 million. Total revenue for Q4
Nikola Corp. filed for bankruptcy, planning to liquidate assets. Struggling with weak sales, cash flow, and a collapsing stock price, it faces $1B-$10B in liabilities.
Brazil's prosecutor-general charges Jair Bolsonaro for plotting a coup, including plans to poison President Lula and kill Supreme Court Justice de Moraes.
Surging demand for Hong Kong stocks led banks to borrow HK$5.5 billion from the HK Monetary Authority, the largest amount since 2019, driving up funding costs.
Gold traded near $2,935, close to its record high, as tariff threats from Trump and geopolitical tensions boost its appeal. Goldman Sachs raised its year-end target to $3,100.
The Trump administration plans to cut 40% of staff at the Federal Housing Administration, affecting mortgage insurance for low-income and first-time homebuyers.
Inflation rose to 3% in January, the highest in 10 months, driven by higher airfares, food costs, and private school fees due to new VAT rules.
The USD/JPY pair has been trading around the 151.900 price level, with the potential for a move higher towards 152.900. If bullish momentum continues, the price could reach the next resistance level at 155.00. However, if bearish momentum takes over, the pair could move lower towards the 150.00 support level. A stronger dollar could have a significant impact on the
Trump plans to impose 25% tariffs on autos, semiconductors, and pharmaceuticals starting April 2, aiming to reshape global trade.