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US equity indexes rebounded after President Trump announced a framework for a deal, indicating a potential easing of trade tensions with European allies.

Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick expresses optimism about the current M&A landscape, citing cross-border and large-cap deals as key areas of growth, with AI acting as a catalyst.

BHP CEO Mike Henry emphasizes the strong demand for copper, describing it as 'ubiquitous', and highlights the company's copper flows in the US, indicating a positive outlook for the metal market.

The Management Board of AS Silvano Fashion Group is proposing to adopt resolutions without holding a shareholder meeting, allowing shareholders to submit questions until January 29, 2026, and receive answers on the company's website.

Citi's head of banking, Vis Raghavan, expresses confidence in the US M&A market and US sentiment, while also discussing potential consequences of a proposed 10% cap on credit card rates.

Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama reassured investors that Japan will maintain its fiscal health, indicating a positive outlook for the nation's economy.

China has met its soybean purchase pledge to the US, purchasing 12 million tons in the last three months, a key trade milestone.

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HSBC's Michael Roberts believes AI will not lead to significant job losses, instead, it will make processes more efficient.

Copper prices are rising towards $13,000 due to a weaker US dollar, triggered by President Trump's tariffs threat on Greenland and China meeting its economic growth target.

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.