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Asian currencies remain largely unchanged due to a risk-off mood caused by US tariff threats, while China's Q4 GDP data is also being digested by investors.

China's annual investment drop is considered among the worst economic figures, according to ANZ's chief Greater China economist Raymond Yeung, despite GDP meeting the government target.

China's GDP growth rate is expected to reach 5% in 2025, driven by strong exports despite a slowdown in the domestic economy.

Asia-Pacific markets are expected to open lower as investors assess the potential implications of Greenland developments and await key economic data from China, including fourth-quarter GDP numbers.

This week, 30 S&P 500 companies, including Netflix, United Airlines, and GE Aerospace, will report earnings, while key economic data releases include the personal consumption expenditures price index and a GDP growth estimate.

India's rapid GDP growth is hindered by a weak rupee, trade headwinds, and high unemployment, despite being on track to become Asia's second-largest economy.

The Bank of Italy expects the Italian economy to have expanded moderately in the fourth quarter, despite global challenges.

Hedge funds have revived a lawsuit against Argentina, seeking payments on GDP-linked securities, reigniting a long-standing dispute.

Horizon CIO Scott Ladner expects the AI trade to expand into other sectors in 2026, driven by US GDP growth, and views a 'boring' Federal Reserve as a positive for markets.

China's trade surplus has reached a record high, offsetting a decline in exports to the U.S.

India's 7.4% growth rate may seem impressive, but experts warn against overconfidence due to slowing nominal indicators and external pressures.

US stock futures are rising due to strong global growth, particularly in Vietnam, while investors remain uncertain about interest rates.