OPEC+ delegates said they’re currently expecting to stick with plans to keep oil production steady next month when they meet on Sunday, as the group deals with a global surplus and a wave of geopolitical risks. Key members led by Saudi Arabia and Russia will hold a monthly video conference to review a decision — first made in November — to freeze output levels during the first quarter after rapidl...
OPEC+ delegates said they’re currently expecting to stick with plans to keep oil production steady next month when they meet on Sunday, as the group deals with a global surplus and a wave of geopolitical risks. Key members led by Saudi Arabia and Russia will hold a monthly video conference to review a decision — first made in November — to freeze output levels during the first quarter after rapidly reviving production last year. Four delegates who asked not to be identified said their expectation is that the policy will remain unchanged, although two added that discussions among members have yet to take place. There’s no sign so far of any need to respond to this month’s tumultuous events in members Venezuela and Iran, one said. Nonetheless, a significant supply disruption could prompt the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its partners to bolster output, said another. Oil has edged higher so far this year, boosted by widespread unrest in Iran and supply curbs in Kazakhstan and Russia, with Brent futures trading at about $66 a barrel on Monday. Prices, though, are only a dollar above where they were stood the start of November when OPEC+ announced its first-quarter output pause, which they said reflected a seasonal slowdown. READ: The Giant Traders at the Heart of Trump’s Venezuela Oil Grab Iran has been rocked by demonstrations and a brutal crackdown on protesters, though there’s been no impact so far on the country’s oil sector. Meanwhile Venezuelan crude is heading to Europe for the first time in almost a year, as President Donald Trump seeks to rehabilitate the Latin American nation’s economy following his capture of former leader Nicolas Maduro.
The Big Short investor Michael Burry says the Japanese yen is due a reversal as a so-called “rate check” stirred debate over whether an appreciation in the Asian currency’s country would bleed over into U.S. stocks.
The Big Short investor Michael Burry says the Japanese yen is due a reversal as a so-called “rate check” stirred debate over whether an appreciation in the Asian currency’s country would bleed over into U.S. stocks.
Palantir Technologies (NasdaqGS:PLTR) has entered a large, multi-year commercial partnership with South Korea's HD Hyundai, covering shipbuilding, construction, robotics, and electric systems. The agreement places Palantir's AI platforms at the center of HD Hyundai's group-wide digital transformation plans. Separately, Palantir is working on sovereign-grade AI data centers across Europe, the Middl...
Palantir Technologies (NasdaqGS:PLTR) has entered a large, multi-year commercial partnership with South Korea's HD Hyundai, covering shipbuilding, construction, robotics, and electric systems. The agreement places Palantir's AI platforms at the center of HD Hyundai's group-wide digital transformation plans. Separately, Palantir is working on sovereign-grade AI data centers across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa for commercial and government use. Palantir, known for its data and AI software platforms, has been expanding from its government roots into broader commercial use. The HD Hyundai partnership and sovereign AI work in EMEA show how its tools are being applied to heavy industry and critical infrastructure rather than just software or internet companies. For you as an investor, these announcements highlight where Palantir is trying to build long-term, embedded roles inside large organizations and public systems. The scale and duration of these partnerships could influence how you think about the company’s international footprint and mix between commercial and government related revenue over time. Stay updated on the most important news stories for by adding it to your or . Alternatively, explore our to discover new perspectives on Palantir Technologies. NasdaqGS:PLTR Earnings & Revenue Growth as at Jan 2026 For Palantir, the HD Hyundai deal and the Sovereign AI data center work in EMEA both point to the same thing: its software sitting deeper inside critical operational systems rather than at the edge of workflows. If these projects continue as described, they could increase the portion of revenue tied to long-duration, infrastructure style deployments across heavy industry and regulated sectors. Advertisement Palantir Technologies Narrative, Commercial Pivot And AI Story These agreements sit alongside an existing narrative that Palantir is pushing harder into commercial use cases and AI heavy workloads, including its Artificial Intelligence Platform. For in...
(RTTNews) - LG Innotek Co., Ltd. (011070.KS) reported that its fourth quarter net income attributable to shareholders of parent company was 135.9 billion Korean won compared to 106.9 billion won, an increase of 27.1% from a year ago. Operating income was 324.8 billion won compared to 247.9 billion won, up 31.0%. Sales were 7.61 trillion won compared to 6.63 trillion won, up 14.8%. Fiscal year net ...
(RTTNews) - LG Innotek Co., Ltd. (011070.KS) reported that its fourth quarter net income attributable to shareholders of parent company was 135.9 billion Korean won compared to 106.9 billion won, an increase of 27.1% from a year ago. Operating income was 324.8 billion won compared to 247.9 billion won, up 31.0%. Sales were 7.61 trillion won compared to 6.63 trillion won, up 14.8%. Fiscal year net income attributable to shareholders of parent company was 341.26 billion won, a decline of 24.0% from prior year. Sales were 21.90 trillion won, up 3.3%. For more earnings news, earnings calendar, and earnings for stocks, visit rttnews.com. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
The thing about the transfer market that a few people forget is that not every deal comes off. Andy Robertson’s move to Tottenham from Liverpool, a head scratcher for many, seems to be OFF. It appears that Liverpool have pulled the plug over a lack of defensive options, with Saturday’s loss at Bournemouth helping them come to that decision. A long-term option, this summer, to the left-back conundr...
The thing about the transfer market that a few people forget is that not every deal comes off. Andy Robertson’s move to Tottenham from Liverpool, a head scratcher for many, seems to be OFF. It appears that Liverpool have pulled the plug over a lack of defensive options, with Saturday’s loss at Bournemouth helping them come to that decision. A long-term option, this summer, to the left-back conundrum, is said to be Antonee Robinson of Fulham. Another factor in Liverpool’s slide this season, though some fans may only admit this through gritted teeth, was the departure of Trent Alexander-Arnold. To compound the misery on that score, there’s talk that Manchester City, without a senior right-back, might attempt to loan “Trent” from Real Madrid. Or even buy him this summer. That’s a move that might set the Mersey to boiling over. A long-running saga that might come to a close is Flamengo’s attempt to return Lucas Paquetá to Brazil from West Ham. A deal nears closure, and the likelihood is Paqueta will not stay and fight relegation with the Hammers but move as soon as possible, with Flamengo kicking off their Serie A campaign on Thursday against São Paulo. Someone taking a journey in the opposite direction is the Vasco da Gama winger Rayan, who flew into the UK in advance of a Bournemouth medical, set to take place on Monday. He’s supposed to be the new Vinícius Júnior. Marco Silva’s demands for more players at Fulham, which may be bound up with his own future, look like being met. Will his search for a striker beyond old reliable Raúl Jiménez end with PSV’s USMNT forward Ricardo Pepi? There are also moves afoot for Oh Hyeon-gyu at Genk, with the trail not dead on Manchester City’s Oscar Bobb, either. Chelsea’s dance of the centre-backs continues as 20-year-old Argentinian Aaron Anselmino, who it says here is owned by the BlueCo club, is coming back from a loan at Borussia Dortmund. Another of the centre-back battalion, Crystal Palace are rumoured to want youngster Josh Ac...
In this article @NG.1 Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT A worker shovels snow during a winter storm in Lower Manhattan in New York, US, on Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026. A colossal winter storm reached the US East Coast Sunday morning after dropping ice and snow across much of the nation, leaving hundreds of thousands of homes without power and causing a wave of flight cancellations that may...
In this article @NG.1 Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT A worker shovels snow during a winter storm in Lower Manhattan in New York, US, on Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026. A colossal winter storm reached the US East Coast Sunday morning after dropping ice and snow across much of the nation, leaving hundreds of thousands of homes without power and causing a wave of flight cancellations that may last for days. Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty Images U.S. natural gas prices surged above $6 for the first time since late 2022 on Monday as a huge winter storm swept across the country, leaving hundreds of thousands without power and forcing mass flight cancellations. Natural gas futures for February delivery traded 18% higher, or 95 cents, to $6.2 per million British thermal units at 8:15 a.m. London time (3:15 a.m. ET), notching a new 52-week high. It is the first time the contract, which is up around 68% year-to-date, has climbed above the $6 level since Dec. 2022, when European demand for U.S. liquefied natural gas soared following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine earlier in the year. More than 822,000 customers were left without power in the wake of a massive winter storm late Sunday afternoon, according to PowerOutage.us , which collects real-time power outage data from utilities nationwide. The big freeze, known as Winter Storm Fern, was forecast to bring widespread heavy snow and " catastrophic ice accumulations " from the southern Rocky Mountains to New England through the weekend, according to the National Weather Service (NWS), affecting at least 180 million people in 37 states. Wind chills as low as -50 degrees Fahrenheit (-45.56 degrees Celsius) will persist across the eastern two-thirds of the U.S. this week, the NWS said in a social media post on Sunday, with temperatures far below normal expected to continue into early February. The extreme cold has been blamed for the deaths of seven people nationwide, NBC News reported , citing local officials. Mor...
The post-pandemic recovery in Asia’s hotel industry is patchy. While international tourist arrivals in some countries surpassed 2019 levels some time ago, most markets have yet to experience a full return to pre-Covid levels. According to CBRE, only three of the 13 major markets in the Asia-Pacific region – Japan, Vietnam and South Korea – welcomed more overseas tourists in the first half of 2025 ...
The post-pandemic recovery in Asia’s hotel industry is patchy. While international tourist arrivals in some countries surpassed 2019 levels some time ago, most markets have yet to experience a full return to pre-Covid levels. According to CBRE, only three of the 13 major markets in the Asia-Pacific region – Japan, Vietnam and South Korea – welcomed more overseas tourists in the first half of 2025 than in the corresponding period in 2019. All three have cheap currencies that made them more affordable for travellers, CBRE said. The Thai baht, by contrast, has risen to its strongest level against the US dollar in five years. Thailand suffered a succession of blows last year. The high-profile kidnapping of a Chinese actor, the deadly earthquake in Myanmar that damaged skyscrapers in Bangkok, the border conflict with Cambodia, severe flooding in the south of the country, and a seemingly never-ending political crisis contributed to a 7.2 per cent fall in tourist arrivals last year. This was the first annual decline in a decade outside the pandemic. Advertisement Vietnam, which is “firing on all cylinders”, according to JLL, welcomed 21.2 million tourists last year, a record high. Its biggest source market, moreover, was China. While Chinese tourist arrivals in Thailand fell 33.6 per cent to 4.5 million, they rose 41.3 per cent in Vietnam to 5.3 million. An ambitious economic and structural reform drive in Vietnam has accentuated Thailand’s long-standing infrastructure investment gap. Although Southeast Asia’s third-largest economy is a popular holiday destination, secondary cities have failed to develop the urban infrastructure needed to support growth. Advertisement “While Vietnam is at a much earlier stage in the [development] cycle, it already has 12 international airports. Airlift is everything,” said Bill Barnett, managing director of C9 Hotelworks.
Retail sentiment has turned sharply bearish for SPY and QQQ on Stocktwits. Wall Street traders weigh mega-cap earnings, Trump’s tariff threats on Canada, and the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy decision. Safe-haven flows into gold and silver signal growing risk aversion across markets. Power stocks remain in focus amid extreme winter weather, which is boosting electricity demand. U.S. stock futu...
Retail sentiment has turned sharply bearish for SPY and QQQ on Stocktwits. Wall Street traders weigh mega-cap earnings, Trump’s tariff threats on Canada, and the Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy decision. Safe-haven flows into gold and silver signal growing risk aversion across markets. Power stocks remain in focus amid extreme winter weather, which is boosting electricity demand. U.S. stock futures were lower early Monday, as investors gear up for an earnings-heavy week (Tesla, Microsoft, Meta, Apple) amid trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada and looming government shutdown fears. Traders are also watching for the Federal Reserve’s first policy decision and a potential ruling on the validity of tariffs, later this week. Over the weekend, President Donald Trump warned of 100% tariffs on Canadian exports if they were to go ahead with a free-trade deal with China. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has responded, saying that Ottawa has “no intention” of pursuing such an agreement. As of 3:00 a.m. ET on Monday, the S&P 500 and Dow futures fell 0.1%, and the Nasdaq and Russell 2000 futures were down 0.2%. Meanwhile, retail sentiment toward the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY), an exchange-traded fund that tracks the S&P 500 Index, was back to ‘extremely bearish’ from 'bearish’ last week, and the Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ) ETF, which tracks the Nasdaq 100 Index, has remained ‘bearish,’ amid high message volumes. Both SPY and QQQ were among the top trending tickers on Stocktwits at the time of writing. Safe-haven demand pushed gold to record highs above $5,100 an ounce, and silver continued its rally after recently clearing $100 an ounce. Silver stocks such as Hecla Mining (HL), First Majestic Silver (AG), and Avino Silver & Gold Mines (ASM) were garnering heavy retail attention on Stocktwits. Trending Stocks To Watch Meta Platforms (META): Sued by an international group of plaintiffs for misleading privacy claims regarding WhatsApp’s end-to-end encryption. The stock could fac...
Ethereum Prepares For Quantum Era With New Security Team And Funding Authored by Amin Haqshanas via CoinTelegraph.com, The Ethereum Foundation has made post-quantum security a central focus of the network’s long-term roadmap, announcing the formation of a dedicated Post Quantum (PQ) team. The new team will be led by Thomas Coratger, a cryptographic engineer at the Ethereum Foundation, with support...
Ethereum Prepares For Quantum Era With New Security Team And Funding Authored by Amin Haqshanas via CoinTelegraph.com, The Ethereum Foundation has made post-quantum security a central focus of the network’s long-term roadmap, announcing the formation of a dedicated Post Quantum (PQ) team. The new team will be led by Thomas Coratger, a cryptographic engineer at the Ethereum Foundation, with support from Emile, a cryptographer closely associated with leanVM, according to crypto researcher Justin Drake. “After years of quiet R&D, EF management has officially declared PQ security a top strategic priority,” Drake said in a Saturday post on X. “It's now 2026, timelines are accelerating. Time to go full PQ.” The researcher described leanVM, a specialized, minimalist zero-knowledge proof virtual machine (zkVM) , as a potential building block of Ethereum’s post-quantum strategy . EF backs post-quantum push with developer sessions, funding Drake outlined several near-term steps aimed at preparing the ecosystem. A biweekly developer session focused on post-quantum transactions is set to begin next month, led by Ethereum researcher Antonio Sanso. The sessions will concentrate on user-facing protections, including protocol-level cryptographic tools, account abstraction pathways and longer-term work on aggregating transaction signatures using leanVM. The Ethereum Foundation is also backing its push with new funding. Drake announced a $1 million Poseidon Prize to strengthen the Poseidon hash function, alongside another $1 million initiative known as the Proximity Prize, both aimed at advancing post-quantum cryptography . Ethereum prepares for quantum era. Source: Justin Drake On the engineering front, Drake said multi-client post-quantum consensus development networks are already live, with multiple teams participating and coordinating through weekly interoperability calls. Furthermore, the foundation will host a dedicated post-quantum event in October, followed by a post-quantum ...