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U.S. stock-market futures declined Sunday, as investors grappled with the implications of Friday’s Supreme Court ruling that overturned most of President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Where? In tech relative to SPY on a daily basis, just daily for now.
Frequent flyers who hold a United Airlines co-branded credit or debit card can soon earn up to twice as many miles as noncardholders, effectively rewarding the airline’s biggest spenders.
Highlights include NVDA earnings, Australian CPI, Tokyo CPI, PBoC LPR, and BoK Nvidia Stock MON: German Ifo (Feb)’ TUE: Mainland Chinese markets return from Lunar New Year, PBoC LPR, US ADP Weekly, House Prices (Dec), Consumer Confidence (Feb), Dallas/Richmond Fed (Feb) WED: Australian CPI (Jan), Norwegian Consumer Confidence (Q1), Unemployment (Jan), German GfK (Mar), GDP Final (Q4), Swiss Sentiment (Feb), EZ HICP Final (Jan), Nvidia earnings THU: EZ Consumer Confidence Final (Feb), Mexican Unemployment (Jan), UK Gorton and Denton by-election, BoK FRI: Tokyo CPI (Feb), French, Spanish, German HICP, German Unemployment PBOC LPR (TUE): The PBoC is widely expected…
Analog chips have largely missed out on a broader semiconductor rally over the last two years — but that may be about to change.
DBS Group Research economist Chua Han Teng expects the People’s Bank of China to keep the 1-year Loan Prime Rate at 3.00% on February 24, as January data are still unfolding. The report says policy remains cautiously accommodative, reflected in a lower USD/CNY fixing below 7.0, with reliance on structural tools and broader easing anticipated toward the second half of 2026.Loan Prime Rate seen unchanged for now”The PBOC is expected to keep the 1-year Loan Prime Rate (LPR) unchanged at 3.00%, as January economic data have yet to fully unfold.””The central bank is maintaining a cautiously accommodative monetary policy stance…
CoreWeave’s below-investment-grade credit rating has reportedly spooked lenders, raising questions about how the neocloud can maintain its capital-intensive business.
TD Securities analysts note a sharp 1.8% monthly jump in UK Retail Sales and stronger-than-expected PMIs, with gains driven by broad-based demand and higher export orders. Despite better data and improved fiscal numbers, Analysts believe the MPC remains focused on underlying inflation and wages and has likely seen enough to justify a rate cut in March.Solid data yet March cut expected”Retail sales surged 1.8% m/m in January (TDS: 0.1%, mkt: 0.2%), nearly doubling the highest forecast in the Bloomberg survey. Purchases of artwork, antiquities, and gold drove the gain, though growth was seen across most of the major retail categories.…
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19 February 2026 Dear Customers, Demand for physical precious metals remains elevated, and replenishing stock continues to be challenging. However, through increased staffing, overtime efforts, and enhanced automation, we are beginning to reduce our order and customer support backlog. Minimum Order Requirements With immediate effect, we are reducing our minimum order requirements as follows: Buy orders containing BSP products only: SGD 250 (or equivalent in other currencies) Buy and sell orders containing physical precious metals products other than BSP: SGD 1,500 or equivalent. Vault storage sell orders are exempted from minimum order requirements. Order, Payment & Customer Support Enquiries Please…