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Christine Lagarde is reportedly considering an early exit as president of the European Central Bank. Meanwhile, Wall Street returns from its break with fresh anxiety about AI’s impact on Big Tech and future interest rates. Tonight’s Fed Minutes might offer a clue.

Today’s recommended read: China isn’t importing any US LNG, but it's still in the game by Ron Bousso

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Global markets return from a quiet long weekend on a softer note, gold and oil ease as U.S.–Iran talks begin in Geneva, and slowing UK wage growth boosts expectations the Bank of England may move toward a March rate cut.

Today’s recommended read: 'Global euro' may have to come with some FX lift by Mike Dolan

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U.S. inflation edges toward the Fed’s target while Japan’s government faces weak growth that underscores its push for fresh stimulus. Meanwhile, energy markets brace for volatility as a low‑expectation second round of U.S.–Iran talks in Geneva threatens to sway oil prices.

Today’s recommended read: Suffocating Western pressure may finally force Russian oil output cuts by Ron Bousso

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A global rotation shakes up markets as money moves from pricey growth stocks into value. U.S. GDP and Walmart results may reveal whether momentum can last, and China’s Lunar New Year brings a surprising yuan rally that adds fresh intrigue to the week ahead.

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From legal tech to finance, AI anxiety spread fast this week after another startup claimed it could do the job of entire teams. Plus, a rosy U.S. jobs report hides a much weaker white‑collar picture and a sliding dollar.

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