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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.

Latest Articles

RENN Fund President Murray Stahl Purchases $3,084 of Fund Shares

RENN Fund President Murray Stahl Purchases $3,084 of Fund Shares

Murray Stahl, President and Co-Portfolio Manager of RENN Fund, Inc. (RCG), bought $3,084 worth of the fund's common stock on January 29, 2026. The purchases were executed at $2.72 per share, marginally above the fund's prevailing trading price of $2.65. Public metrics provided show the micro-cap fund has a market capitalization of $18.59 million, 3…

Hassett Urges Quick Confirmation of Warsh, Criticizes Fed for Not Cutting Rates

Hassett Urges Quick Confirmation of Warsh, Criticizes Fed for Not Cutting Rates

White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said the Federal Reserve erred by not lowering interest rates this week and urged a rapid Senate confirmation of Kevin Warsh for Fed chair. Hassett acknowledged an ongoing Justice Department inquiry into Federal Reserve renovation costs could complicate the nomination process and said that issue should be …

NB Bancorp Director Increases Stake with $217,873 in Two Purchases

NB Bancorp Director Increases Stake with $217,873 in Two Purchases

NB Bancorp director Mary Susan Elliott completed two purchases of company common stock totaling $217,873 across transactions in January and May 2025. The buys come amid NB Bancorp's fourth quarter 2025 results, which showed revenue above expectations but reported net income below analyst estimates due to one-time costs tied to an acquisition comple…

U.S. Equity Funds See Renewed Inflows Ahead of Mega-Cap Earnings

U.S. Equity Funds See Renewed Inflows Ahead of Mega-Cap Earnings

U.S. equity mutual funds and ETFs recorded net inflows in the week ending January 28, reversing the prior week's redemptions and driven by optimism ahead of major technology company earnings. Sector-specific funds logged their largest weekly net investments since at least 2022, while bond and money-market funds also attracted fresh capital.

Exxon Says It Holds Technology to Develop Venezuela’s Costlier Heavy Crude

Exxon Says It Holds Technology to Develop Venezuela’s Costlier Heavy Crude

Exxon Mobil CEO Darren Woods told analysts the company possesses the technical capability to produce Venezuela’s higher-cost, heavy crude. Woods reiterated the firm's willingness to send a technical team to the country, described recent Venezuelan priorities as stabilisation and economic restart, and said potential changes could improve conditions …

Oslo OBX Posts New Record as Healthcare, Pharma and Utilities Propel Gains

Oslo OBX Posts New Record as Healthcare, Pharma and Utilities Propel Gains

Norwegian equities closed higher on Friday with the Oslo OBX index rising 0.22% to a fresh record high. Gains were driven by the Healthcare Equipment & Services, Pharma Biotech & Life Sciences and Utilities sectors. Frontline Ltd and Cmb.Tech NV reached 52-week highs, while several industrial names paced the session's declines. Key commodity and cu…

Iraq Seeks Pause as U.S. Transfers Islamic State Detainees from Syria Slow

Iraq Seeks Pause as U.S. Transfers Islamic State Detainees from Syria Slow

Transfers of Islamic State detainees from Kurdish-held facilities in northeast Syria to Iraq began in late January but have proceeded much more slowly than U.S. officials initially indicated. Iraqi authorities say fewer than 500 detainees have arrived so far amid Baghdad's demand for time to negotiate repatriations, prepare holding facilities and m…