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  • Senior U.S. and Iranian officials met in Pakistan to discuss ending the six-week conflict.
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RENN Fund President Murray Stahl Buys 1,134 Shares of RCG Stock

RENN Fund President Murray Stahl Buys 1,134 Shares of RCG Stock

Murray Stahl, President and Co-Portfolio Manager at RENN Fund, Inc. (RCG), acquired 1,134 shares of common stock at $2.71 per share on February 10, 2026, according to a Form 4 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The purchases, valued at $3,073 in aggregate, were executed both directly and through several affiliated entities. After th…

CME Group Developing First Futures Contract for NdPr Rare Earths

CME Group Developing First Futures Contract for NdPr Rare Earths

CME Group is working on a futures contract that would be the first to focus on rare earths, specifically neodymium and praseodymium (NdPr). The proposed instrument is intended to give governments, companies, and banks a tool to hedge exposure to these critical minerals. Intercontinental Exchange is also exploring rare earth futures, but its plans l…

Citi Delays Expected Fed Rate Cut to May After Strong January Jobs Print

Citi Delays Expected Fed Rate Cut to May After Strong January Jobs Print

Citi shifted its forecast for the Federal Reserve's initial rate reduction from March to May after U.S. nonfarm payrolls rose by 130,000 in January, well above expectations. The unemployment rate fell to 4.3% from 4.4%, and Citi analysts led by Veronica Clark say there will likely not be enough evidence of labor-market weakening before the March FO…

Portuguese Stocks Finish Higher; PSI Climbs 1.31% to Five-Year High

Portuguese Stocks Finish Higher; PSI Climbs 1.31% to Five-Year High

Portugal's main stock index, the PSI, rose 1.31% at Wednesday's close, hitting a new five-year high as gains were led by the Basic Materials, Consumer Services and Utilities sectors. Advancers outnumbered decliners on the Lisbon exchange, with energy, paper and utilities names among the session leaders. Oil, crude and gold futures also moved higher…

AEX Inches Higher as Materials, Telecoms and Oil & Gas Drive Gains

AEX Inches Higher as Materials, Telecoms and Oil & Gas Drive Gains

Netherlands equities closed higher on Wednesday, with the AEX up 0.48% as Basic Materials, Telecoms and Oil & Gas stocks led the advance. Individual names recorded sizeable moves in both directions: Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize surged to an all-time high, while Randstad plunged to five-year lows. Market breadth was negative overall as commodities and…

Italian equities slip as financials and leisure names lead declines

Italian equities slip as financials and leisure names lead declines

Italian stocks finished lower Wednesday as losses in Financials, Travel & Leisure and Healthcare drove the market down. The domestic benchmark ended the session down 0.66%, with notable gains in automotive, utilities and energy-related names, and steep drops among several lenders and asset managers. Market breadth favored decliners and commodity pr…

Paris Stocks Slip as Tech, Consumer Goods and Financials Weigh on Markets

Paris Stocks Slip as Tech, Consumer Goods and Financials Weigh on Markets

French equities closed modestly lower on Wednesday with the benchmark CAC 40 retreating 0.18% and the broader SBF 120 slipping 0.22%. Gains in heavyweight industrial and utilities names contrasted with sharp declines in several technology and communications groups. Market breadth favored decliners, and volatility measures rose to fresh yearly highs…

Belgian Market Edges Higher as BEL 20 Hits Record Close

Belgian Market Edges Higher as BEL 20 Hits Record Close

Belgian equities closed higher on Wednesday, with the BEL 20 index rising 0.22% to reach a fresh record high. Gains were concentrated in the Consumer Services, Utilities and Telecoms sectors, led by Elia, Anheuser Busch Inbev and Lotus Bakeries. Broader market breadth was narrow, and commodity prices climbed alongside small moves in currency market…

Helsinki Stocks Close Higher as OMX Helsinki 25 Climbs to Record

Helsinki Stocks Close Higher as OMX Helsinki 25 Climbs to Record

The OMX Helsinki 25 closed up 1.69% Wednesday, reaching a new record as advances in the Basic Materials, Utilities and Oil & Gas sectors led the market. Stora Enso Oyj R, UPM-Kymmene Oyj and Valmet Oyj posted the largest gains, while TietoEVRY Corp, Qt Group Oyj and Hiab Oyj weighed on the session. Commodity prices moved higher and currency markets…

Fed Officials Split Between Caution and Patience as Policy Stays Steady

Fed Officials Split Between Caution and Patience as Policy Stays Steady

Following a cumulative three-quarter percentage point easing in 2025, Federal Reserve policymakers left the policy rate unchanged in January. Officials are publicly divided into dovish and hawkish camps based on recent remarks: some emphasize labor market risks and favor quicker cuts, while others stress inflationary upside and urge caution. A runn…