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  1. Citi incoming CFO sees credit card growth, warns rate cap would harm US economy
    Reuters | 02/11/26 12:02 PM EST

    Citigroup (C/PN) incoming Chief Financial Officer Gonzalo Luchetti said on Wednesday that he sees continued growth in the bank's credit card business, ?but warned that a proposed interest-rate cap would ?have "massive ripple effects" across the U.S. economy.

  2. Washington's $1.3 billion GO deal attracts strong investor interest
    SourceMedia Bond Buyer | 02/11/26 12:01 PM EST

    The state sold the debt in a competitive auction Tuesday morning, with interest rates landing in the low 3% to high 4% range across maturities.

  3. Fed hawks and doves: What US central bankers are saying
    Reuters | 02/11/26 11:57 AM EST

    After cutting interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point in 2025, Federal Reserve policymakers held the policy rate steady in January, citing a stabilizing job market and inflation that's stuck somewhat above the central bank's 2% target. Here is a look at Fed officials' recent comments, sorting them under ?the labels "dove" and "hawk" as shorthand for their monetary policy leanings.

  4. Georgia's Central Bank Keeps Policy Rate at 8.0% as Inflation Increases
    MT Newswires | 02/11/26 11:48 AM EST

    Georgia's central bank Wednesday said its Monetary Policy Committee decided to keep the monetary policy rate unchanged at 8.0%. The overall price level in Georgia increased by 4.8% year-on-year in January.

  5. AM Best Affirms Credit Ratings of Harrington Re Ltd. and Harrington Reinsurance Holdings Limited
    Business Wire | 02/11/26 11:46 AM EST

    AM Best has affirmed the Financial Strength Rating of A- and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Rating of ?a-? of Harrington Re Ltd.. AM Best also has affirmed the Long-Term ICR of ?bbb-? of Harrington Reinsurance Holdings Limited.

  6. Rexel: Q4 sales & FY 2025 result
    GlobeNewswire | 02/11/26 11:45 AM EST

    ? FY 25 sales of ?19,414.6m, boosted by organic growth and acquisitions. ? FY 25 current adjusted EBITA margin at 6.0% up +10bps versus the 5.9% reported in 2024, demonstrating market outperformance and margin resilience in a challenging environment ? FY 25 operating income stood at ?1,061.6m, including exceptional items.

  7. Kevin Hassett Sees 'Plenty Of Room' For A Fed Rate Cut, But Polymarket Disagrees After A Positive Jobs Report
    Benzinga | 02/11/26 11:21 AM EST

    The U.S. economy added 130,000 jobs in January, nearly double the 70,000 economists expected and the strongest monthly gain in months. Expectations were rock bottom heading into the report. White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett had pre-emptively told CNBC not to ?panic? and to expect ?slightly smaller job numbers.

  8. BRIEF-Vitec Software Successfully Issues Notes Of SEK 700 Mln
    Reuters | 02/11/26 11:02 AM EST

    ?Vitec Software ?Group ?AB: * ?SUCCESSFULLY ?ISSUES ?SENIOR ?UNSECURED ?NOTES OF SEK ?700 ?MILLION. * ?NOTES WITH A ?TENOR ?OF ?4 ?YEARS ?UNDER ?ITS EXISTING MTN PROGRAMME Source ?text: Further ?company ?coverage:

  9. UBS Sees Swiss Central Bank Keeping 0% Policy Rate This Year; Possible First Rate Hike in 2027
    MT Newswires | 02/11/26 10:56 AM EST

    With inflation in Switzerland declining sharply, the Swiss central bank cut its policy rate from 0.5% to 0% in the first half of 2025, said UBS. In the second half, it remained unchanged, noted the bank. The SNB stated last July that the threshold for reducing rates into negative territory was high, pointed out UBS.

  10. US job growth surges in January; unemployment rate drops to 4.3%
    Reuters | 02/11/26 10:54 AM EST

    U.S. job growth unexpectedly accelerated in January and the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%, signs of labor market stability that could give the Federal Reserve room to keep interest rates unchanged for some time while policymakers monitor inflation.

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