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  1. METALS-Aluminium rises on strong Chinese data
    Reuters | 01/17/25 06:41 AM EST

    * Aluminium hits highest since Nov. 25. * China's 2024 GDP expanded 5.0%, met official target. * U.S. tariffs in focus with Trump's Monday inauguration. * ANZ sees aluminium and copper supply deficit in 2025. By Polina Devitt.

  2. Russian rouble remains flat vs US dollar
    Reuters | 01/17/25 06:39 AM EST

    The Russian rouble was flat against the U.S. dollar for a fourth consecutive session on Friday, as expectations of an easing of Russia-U.S. tensions under President-elect Donald Trump, higher oil prices and central bank forex sales offset the impact of new U.S. energy sanctions.

  3. U.S. equity fund outflows surged on doubts over Fed rate cuts
    Reuters | 01/17/25 06:34 AM EST

    - U.S. equity funds saw a spike in outflows for the week ending Jan. 15, as the outlook for Federal Reserve rate cuts this year had dimmed while investors were cautious about the ongoing quarterly earnings season. According to LSEG Lipper data, investors withdrew a sharp $8.23 billion from U.S. equity funds during the week on top of a net $5.01 billion worth of sales in the prior week.

  4. U.S. equity fund outflows surged on doubts over Fed rate cuts
    Reuters | 01/17/25 06:34 AM EST

    - U.S. equity funds saw a spike in outflows for the week ending Jan. 15, as the outlook for Federal Reserve rate cuts this year had dimmed while investors were cautious about the ongoing quarterly earnings season. According to LSEG Lipper data, investors withdrew a sharp $8.23 billion from U.S. equity funds during the week on top of a net $5.01 billion worth of sales in the prior week.

  5. Form 424B2 ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
    EDGAR SEC Filings | 01/17/25 06:30 AM EST

    http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250117/A822A222Z2228TX2222I2Z42MLDL2K22B272 Filed on: January 17, 2025.

  6. Small caps lose Trump bump as rising rates sap strength
    Reuters | 01/17/25 06:23 AM EST

    As investors seek assets that will shine under a Donald Trump presidency, one corner of the U.S. stock market expected to benefit from the Republican's policies has been stumbling. Shares of smaller U.S. companies have been under pressure, with the small-cap Russell 2000 last week marking a 10% correction from its November highs.

  7. Small caps lose Trump bump as rising rates sap strength
    Reuters | 01/17/25 06:23 AM EST

    As investors seek assets that will shine under a Donald Trump presidency, one corner of the U.S. stock market expected to benefit from the Republican's policies has been stumbling. Shares of smaller U.S. companies have been under pressure, with the small-cap Russell 2000 last week marking a 10% correction from its November highs.

  8. Morning Bid: Waller and Bessent help peg back Treasury yields
    Reuters | 01/17/25 06:15 AM EST

    A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan. Salvos from a Federal Reserve governor and the incoming Treasury Secretary helped nail down this week's inflation-inspired retreat in worrisome U.S. Treasury yields before Donald Trump's inauguration as president on Monday.

  9. Form 424B2 ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
    EDGAR SEC Filings | 01/17/25 06:12 AM EST

    http://archive.fast-edgar.com/20250117/A82ZA222Z2228TW2222I2Z42MLDLZK22BQ72 Filed on: January 17, 2025.

  10. MORNING BID AMERICAS-Waller and Bessent help peg back Treasury yields
    Reuters | 01/17/25 06:09 AM EST

    A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan Salvos from a Federal Reserve governor and the incoming Treasury Secretary helped nail down this week's inflation-inspired retreat in worrisome U.S. Treasury yields before Donald Trump's inauguration as president on Monday.

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