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China is considering probing French wine and may impose anti-dumping duties if the EU adopts similar measures. European markets are mixed, with the FTSE 100 performing well due to stronger commodity prices. US equity futures are also mixed ahead of the US NFP report, which is expected to show an increase in nonfarm payrolls. The DXY is slightly lower, while the JPY and AUD are gaining strength. Key earnings reports are expected from companies like T-Mobile and McDonald's, and various economic indicators will be released today.

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China considers probing French wine; DXY slightly lower heading into US NFP data - Newsquawk US Opening News

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On Tuesday, Asian stock markets rallied across the board, led by Japan. The Nikkei 225 index surged over 2%, reaching a new historical high for three consecutive days, with markets in South Korea and Australia also rising. Meanwhile, commodities saw a significant decline, with gold dropping 1% and silver plummeting 2.5%. Market focus has shifted to the upcoming key U.S. data to assess the Federal Reserve's policy path

- Asian stock markets extended their strength on February 10, with Japan's Nikkei 225 index surging over 2% to set a new historical high following Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's electoral victory.  
- The South Korean KOSPI index and Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 also experienced gains, reflecting a broader regional optimism despite a pullback in commodities and fluctuations in the dollar exchange rate.  
- Investors are currently focused on upcoming U.S. retail sales and employment data, which may influence future Federal Reserve policy decisions.

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Asian stock markets rose broadly, with "high market trading" leading to new highs in the stock market, while gold and silver fell, and the US dollar stabilized as the RMB strengthened

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European stocks opened slightly lower as investors focused on corporate earnings and political pressures. The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell 0.1%, and the UK FTSE 100 index dropped 0.4%. Luxury goods stocks performed better than expected, with Kering's share price rising 10%; Hermès and Burberry each increased by 2%. BP PLC-Spons's share price fell 5.3% due to the suspension of share buybacks, and Standard Chartered dropped 4.6%. Philips' share price rose 6%, with comparable orders increasing by 6% for the year. U.S. stock futures were flat, and Asia-Pacific stock markets generally rose

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Kering

European stocks opened slightly lower, with Kering and Philips rising, while BP and Standard Chartered faced pressure

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U.S. stock indexes rose, led by technology shares, as investors sought bargains after last week's selloff. The Nasdaq saw the most significant gains. The Japanese yen strengthened following Prime Minister Takaichi's election win, while global stocks hit record highs. Economic data this week may influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions, with traders anticipating a rate cut in June. Oil prices increased amid geopolitical tensions, and U.S. Treasury yields fluctuated ahead of upcoming economic reports.

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GLOBAL MARKETS-Stock indexes gain with US technology shares; yen strengthens

European stock markets rose in early trading, driven by corporate news. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose by 0.4%, the UK FTSE 100 index rose by 0.3%, the French CAC 40 index rose by 0.2%, the German DAX index rose by 0.7%, the Spanish IBEX 35 index rose by 1%, and the Italian FTSE MIB index rose by 1.2%. Novo Nordisk's stock price rebounded by 8.3%, and Inpost's stock price rose by 13.5%. National Westminster Bank acquired Evelyn Partners, and its stock price fell by 5.5%. UniCredit raised its profit outlook, and its stock price rose by 5.1%. U.S. stock futures and Asia-Pacific stock markets generally rose

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European stocks rise in early trading, driven by corporate news; Novo Nordisk rebounds over 8%

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The Korea Composite Stock Price Index once plummeted by 5%, leading the decline in Asian stock markets. The Japanese stock market continued its weakness, with the Nikkei 225 index opening down more than 1%, marking the third consecutive trading day of decline. Bitcoin experienced a significant drop during the Asia-Pacific session, falling below $61,000 during the day, and its price has halved compared to the peak in October last year. Over the past 24 hours, more than $2.3 billion in cryptocurrency long positions have been liquidated

- The overnight sell-off in technology stocks triggered a global market decline, pushing risk assets into a noticeable "deleveraging resonance" phase, with South Korea's index falling 5%.  
- U.S. weak employment data intensified market pessimism, leading to significant losses in tech stocks, while Bitcoin experienced extreme volatility, dropping below $61,000 and halving from its October peak.  
- Traditional institutional investors appear to be withdrawing from crypto assets, undermining the "safe haven" narrative, as indicated by a reversal in demand for Bitcoin ETFs and rising margin requirements impacting silver and gold prices.

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The aftermath of the tech stock crash sweeps across Asia-Pacific, with South Korean stocks plunging the most. Bitcoin briefly fell below the 60,000 mark, and silver dropped another 10%

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European stocks were broadly weaker in the early session, dragged down by declines in certain shares. The pan-European STOXX 600 index fell by 0.22 points to 611.43 points. Shares of Stellantis dropped 18.5% due to a €22.2 billion impairment related to a reduction in electric vehicle development. Despite Société Générale's fourth-quarter earnings exceeding expectations, its stock still fell by 4%. In U.S. stock futures, the Dow futures were flat, while the S&P 500 futures dropped by 7 points. Asian-Pacific stock markets generally declined, with the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets each closing down about 0.3%

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"European Stocks" European stocks are generally weak in the early stage, with car stock Stellantis dropping over 18%

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China considers probing French wine; DXY slightly lower heading into US NFP data - Newsquawk US Opening News

Asian stock markets rose broadly, with "high market trading" leading to new highs in the stock market, while gold and silver fell, and the US dollar stabilized as the RMB strengthened

European stocks opened slightly lower, with Kering and Philips rising, while BP and Standard Chartered faced pressure

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stock indexes gain with US technology shares; yen strengthens

European stocks rise in early trading, driven by corporate news; Novo Nordisk rebounds over 8%