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  1. Trump says India agreed to purchase more US oil and gas
    Reuters | 06:21 PM EST

    President Donald Trump said on Thursday the U.S. and India have struck an agreement that includes India importing more U.S. oil and gas to shrink the trade deficit between the two countries. Trump made the comments after a bilateral meeting at the White House with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

  2. Factbox-What's in Trump's new order on reciprocal US tariffs?
    Reuters | 05:49 PM EST

    President Donald Trump on Thursday moved to tear up decades-old low U.S. tariff rates, raising them to match those of other countries and counteract other barriers to American goods to try to shrink a U.S. goods trade deficit that topped $1.2 trillion last year.

  3. Factbox-What's in Trump's new order on reciprocal US tariffs?
    Reuters | 05:49 PM EST

    President Donald Trump on Thursday moved to tear up decades-old low U.S. tariff rates, raising them to match those of other countries and counteract other barriers to American goods to try to shrink a U.S. goods trade deficit that topped $1.2 trillion last year.

  4. GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks hit record, US Treasury yields drop after inflation data, tariff plan
    Reuters | 05:07 PM EST

    * US Treasury yields fall as inflation data suggests cooler PCE reading. * US stocks climb as Tesla and MGM Resorts lead consumer discretionary sector gains. * European stocks rise on Nestle, Siemens results and Ukraine peace talk hopes. By Chuck Mikolajczak.

  5. TREASURIES-US yields tumble after producer prices data flags lower inflation
    Reuters | 04:53 PM EST

    * Core PCE seen lower after PPI data. * US rate futures price in 33 bps in cuts in 2025. * US two-year breakeven inflation rises to highest since 2022. * US 30-year bond auction shows poor results. By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss.

  6. Morning Bid: Wall St rallies as hot PPI looks cooler under surface
    Reuters | 04:48 PM EST

    - A look at the day ahead in Asian markets. A rally in U.S. stocks and bonds looked counterintuitive after PPI headlines appeared to be the second hot inflation read this week, but, under the hood, key components looked more like they were moving the direction the Fed and Wall Street want.

  7. MORNING BID ASIA-Wall St rallies as hot PPI looks cooler under surface
    Reuters | 04:45 PM EST

    A look at the day ahead in Asian markets. A rally in U.S. stocks and bonds looked counterintuitive after PPI headlines appeared to be the second hot inflation read this week, but, under the hood, key components looked more like they were moving the direction the Fed and Wall Street want.

  8. New Zealand manufacturing activity expands for first time in two years, survey shows
    Reuters | 04:38 PM EST

    Manufacturing activity in New Zealand expanded for the first time in nearly two years, with key sub-index results for both production and new orders in positive territory, a survey showed on Friday. The Bank of New Zealand-Business NZ's seasonally adjusted Performance of Manufacturing Index jumped to 51.4 in January from a revised 46.2 in December.

  9. GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks rise, US Treasury yields drop after inflation data
    Reuters | 03:20 PM EST

    * US Treasury yields dip as inflation data suggests cooler PCE reading. * US stocks climb as Tesla and MGM Resorts (MGM) lead consumer discretionary sector gains. * European stocks rise on Nestle, Siemens results and Ukraine peace talk hopes. By Chuck Mikolajczak.

  10. Brazil's economic policy secretary sees normalization in FX rate
    Reuters | 01:49 PM EST

    Brazil's Economic Policy Secretary Guilherme Mello said on Thursday he sees the exchange rate of the local real currency against the U.S. dollar normalizing, following a sharp depreciation late last year, which he believes does not reflect the country's economic fundamentals.

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