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  • Polestar secures $400m equity from banks via Feathertop, adding to prior bank and Geely support and strengthening liquidity amid weak EV demand.
  • Europe’s €955bn recovery fund is faltering due to bureaucracy and skills gaps, leaving major allocations undisbursed and prompting financing reshuffles.
  • Rafah crossing reopens to pedestrians under strict screenings and caps, allowing limited Palestinian movement while Gaza access remains constrained.
  • JPMorgan raises its 2026 year‑end gold target to $6,300/oz on continued central bank and investor buying.
  • Rising central‑bank gold purchases signal ongoing reserve diversification and could sustain safe‑haven flows into bullion markets.

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European Stocks Dip as Metals Sell-Off and Busy Week of Events Loom

European Stocks Dip as Metals Sell-Off and Busy Week of Events Loom

European equity indexes opened lower as a renewed sell-off in gold and silver rattled investor sentiment. Markets also digested corporate results from major European banks, weak Chinese factory data and falling oil prices after easing Middle East tensions. The week ahead includes key central bank meetings and a heavy slate of corporate earnings.

AMD vs Intel: Why AMD Is Set to Pull Ahead in 2026 and How to Trade It

AMD vs Intel: Why AMD Is Set to Pull Ahead in 2026 and How to Trade It

AMD looks positioned to widen its lead over Intel in 2026 as hyperscalers diversify AI infrastructure away from a single-vendor GPU market. The balance sheet is healthy, cash generation is solid, and technicals show constructive momentum. This trade idea lays out an entry at $237.00, a stop at $200.00 and a primary target of $375.00 over a 180 trad…

Rafah Crossing Reopens on Foot with Strict Limits as Gaza Remains Under Strain

Rafah Crossing Reopens on Foot with Strict Limits as Gaza Remains Under Strain

Israel has reopened the Rafah crossing with Egypt to pedestrian traffic, permitting some Palestinians to exit Gaza or return after displacement. The reopening is tightly controlled - Israel is requiring security screenings, and both Israel and Egypt are expected to cap the number of travelers. Significant restrictions remain in place, including a c…

Asian Game Stocks Slide After Google Unveils 'Project Genie'

Asian Game Stocks Slide After Google Unveils 'Project Genie'

Shares of major videogame companies in Japan and China fell on Monday following Google's introduction of an AI system called Project Genie, which can generate fully explorable digital environments from a few prompts. The announcement prompted declines across the region, mirroring steep losses seen among U.S. videogame-related stocks after the revea…

UK Treasury Offers Voluntary Exit Payments of Up to £100,000 as Staff Cuts Planned

UK Treasury Offers Voluntary Exit Payments of Up to £100,000 as Staff Cuts Planned

The UK Treasury has put forward voluntary exit packages worth as much as £100,000 ($136,790) to encourage officials to leave amid proposals to cut several hundred jobs. Finance Minister Rachel Reeves is targeting a reduction of about 300 roles from current staffing levels of roughly 2,100 by 2030, as part of a government-wide effort to trim adminis…

Laura Fernandez Set to Lead Costa Rica, Vows to Continue Populist Course

Laura Fernandez Set to Lead Costa Rica, Vows to Continue Populist Course

Laura Fernandez has been declared Costa Rica's next president and says she will advance a populist agenda aligned with outgoing President Rodrigo Chaves. Her platform includes constitutional reforms, the use of states of emergency that would limit civil liberties in high-crime areas, and completion of a high-security prison modeled on El Salvador's…

Millicom (TIGO) — Turnaround Complete; Time for a Cash-Flow Reprice

Millicom (TIGO) — Turnaround Complete; Time for a Cash-Flow Reprice

Millicom has finished the heavy lifting: consolidation in Colombia, targeted M&A in Ecuador, and infrastructure monetizations have materially improved cash flow visibility. At a market cap near $10.2B, a sub-4x run-rate EV/EBITDA implied valuation, a 4.9% yield and single-digit P/E, TIGO looks positioned for a cash-flow rerating. This trade idea la…

Ibtrozi Rollout Momentum Makes Nuvation Bio a Modest Buy

Ibtrozi Rollout Momentum Makes Nuvation Bio a Modest Buy

Nuvation Bio (NUVB) has traded off sharply since its 52-week high, but supportive rollout commentary on Ibtrozi, a solid cash position and a beaten-down technical set create an asymmetric risk/reward for a measured long. This trade idea lays out entry, stop and target with horizon and risk framing.

Alibaba Commits 3 Billion Yuan to Push Qwen AI During Lunar New Year Holiday

Alibaba Commits 3 Billion Yuan to Push Qwen AI During Lunar New Year Holiday

Alibaba announced a 3 billion yuan ($431 million) marketing program for its Qwen AI app to attract users during the Lunar New Year holiday. The campaign, beginning February 6, offers incentives across dining, drinks, entertainment and leisure, with Alibaba saying it will distribute "large red envelopes" continuously. The move outpaces rival pledges…

IMF Projects Global Inflation to Ease to 3.8% in 2026, 3.4% in 2027

IMF Projects Global Inflation to Ease to 3.8% in 2026, 3.4% in 2027

The International Monetary Fund's managing director said global inflation is forecast to decline to 3.8% this year and to 3.4% in 2027, attributing the improvement to weaker demand and reduced energy prices. Speaking at the Annual Arab Fiscal Forum in Dubai, she also highlighted resilient global growth despite major structural shifts and urged grea…

Precious metals tumble further after CME raises futures margins

Precious metals tumble further after CME raises futures margins

Gold and silver continued to weaken on Monday after the CME Group raised margin requirements on metal futures following last week’s steep selloff triggered by President Donald Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh for Federal Reserve chair. Spot gold and silver posted further losses as leveraged positions were squeezed and equity futures slid.