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Morning Bid: Ukraine ceasefire hopes soften US inflation blow

Investors face warnings of prolonged high interest rates due to U.S. inflation, while Asian markets await significant economic updates from the Philippines and Japan.

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Brazil's trade surplus misses estimates in January with 65% drop, imports surge

Brazil's January trade surplus fell 65.1% to $2.2 billion due to rising imports and declining exports, contrary to economist forecasts of $3 billion.

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Exclusive-India to review tariff surcharges on luxury cars, solar cells, may spur US imports

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Trump pauses tariffs on Mexico and Canada, but not China

Trump suspends proposed tariffs on Mexico and Canada for 30 days, aiming for stronger border enforcement while tariffs on China remain set to take effect.

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Despite tariff threat, Mexico maintains GDP growth target of up to 3% this year

Mexico targets 2-3% GDP growth amid potential U.S. tariffs, but faced a 0.6% GDP contraction, raising concerns about a possible technical recession.

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Analysis-Renewed inflation worries help drive oil price rally

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Morning Bid: Trump's tariff caution slams dollar, lifts stocks

Asian markets optimistic as Trump takes a measured tariff approach. Dollar slips, while U.S. stock futures point up. Crude oil declines, and cryptocurrencies surge following the inauguration.

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Trade, tariffs, energy - market reaction to Trump's inauguration speech

Market reactions to Trump's speech on tariffs included a weakened dollar and expectations of imminent tariffs, with energy sectors potentially benefiting from policy changes.

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Analysts see Saudi debt risk on oil prices fall

The article discusses Saudi Arabia's public debt, highlighting its reliance on oil prices and projecting debt-to-GDP ratios under different scenarios.

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Take Five: We've been expecting you, Mr Trump

Investors prepare for Trump's second term, focusing on executive orders, corporate earnings, international conflicts, energy prices, and potential Bank of Japan rate hikes affecting global markets.