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Baker Hughes Rig Count Falls, EIA Crude Oil Output Dips

Baker Hughes rig count falls again as Permian Basin sees drop in activity

Meta to Invest Up to $65 Billion in AI Infrastructure

Meta Platforms Inc. plans to invest $65 billion in AI projects by 2025, including a giant data center and increased hiring.

U.S. Stocks Open Flat, But Continue to Track for Weekly Gain After Trump Softens Stance on Tariffs

US stocks opened flat after a week of gains, as investors digested President Trump's softened tone on tariffs and calls for lower interest rates. The S&P 500 hit a record high, while the Dow and Nasdaq inched higher. Company earnings and Bitcoin's price movements remain in focus.

Wall Street Banks Eyeing Deals As Trump Loosens Rules, Morgan Stanley Says

Morgan Stanley CEO predicts M&A activity will increase under Trump's deregulatory wave, benefiting energy, financial, and retail companies. Banks have seen a post-election upswing, with Morgan Stanley up 17%.

Vanguard Nears Crown as World's Largest ETF

Vanguard nears dethroning State Street as world's largest ETF provider as VOO inflows surge, driven by cost-conscious investors and advisors seeking long-term returns and low fees.

OPEC+ Yet to Respond to Trump's Call for Lower Oil Prices

OPEC+ has yet to respond to President Trump's call for lower oil prices, citing plans to increase output from April. Despite rising prices, OPEC+ maintains its focus on long-term market stability.

Trump Orders Crypto Regulation, National Stockpile Evaluation

President Trump signs an executive order on crypto, creating a working group to develop regulations and evaluate a potential national digital asset stockpile.

Bank of Japan Raises Rate, a Bold Shift in Ultra-Loose Policy

Bank of Japan Raises Key Interest Rate to About 0.5%, Citing Wage Growth, Inflation

MAS Eases Monetary Policy for First Time in Five Years on Inflation Bets

Singapore's central bank loosened monetary policy to address slowing growth and reduced inflation pressures, with a focus on moderating the currency's exchange rate band.

Canada-US Trade: Trump's Tariffs Would Hurt Automakers, Consumers

Tariffs on Canadian autos could hurt US automakers and consumers, with potential price increases of $3,000 per car. The report also highlights the high costs and challenges of onshoring production to the US, requiring billions in investment and potentially disrupting trade with Canada and Mexico.