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Indonesia Tightens Currency Retention Rules for Commodity Exporters

Indonesia tightens rules on commodity exports to support foreign-exchange reserves and rupiah, requiring firms to keep earnings onshore for at least a year. The move faces industry concerns about cash flow impact and potential layoffs in mining and plantation sectors.

Zijin Mining Buys $1.9 Billion Stake in Lithium Miner

Chinese copper and gold miner Zijin Mining Group agrees to buy around a quarter of lithium and potash producer Zangge Mining Co. for $1.9 billion.

Dollar Drifts Lower as Uncertainty Over Trump Tariffs Persists

Dollar Looses Ground Amidst Uncertain Tariff Plans, Market Awaits Clarity from Trump

Trump Tariffs on Automakers: A Threat to Industry Profits

President Trump threatens automakers with tariffs on cars made in Mexico, Canada, and Europe. Analysts say the tariffs could cost automakers up to 17% of their annual core profits, and that suppliers would be particularly hard hit.

Trump May Create Bitcoin Reserve as Crypto Becomes 'Political Power Play'

Trump Considers Bitcoin Reserve, Trump Coin Surges, Melania Coin Debuts

Citigroup Fails to Dismiss Lawsuit Over Unreimbursed Scam Victims

Federal judge rejects Citigroup bid to dismiss NY AG lawsuit over failure to reimburse fraud victims.

Netflix Earnings Preview: Strong Quarter Expected Despite Macroeconomic Uncertainties

Netflix is set to report its fiscal fourth quarter earnings on Tuesday, with analysts expecting strong results after a successful end to the year. The company is looking to continue its momentum in 2023, but macroeconomic uncertainties and a potential price hike could weigh on its performance.

Moynihan: Fed Must Keep an Eye on Trump's Policies

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan discusses the need for the Federal Reserve to adjust monetary policy in response to the Trump administration's fiscal policies. Moynihan also expresses concerns about the impact of potential tariffs on China and other factors on inflation.

Hopper Eyes $10 Billion Valuation in Travel Tech IPO

Hopper, a leading travel data provider with over 650 remote employees, is eyeing a public listing that could value the business at $5-$10 billion. The company offers flight, hotel, and car rental price predictions and has gained popularity among millennials and Gen Z. Hopper's technology has given it an edge against competitors like Expedia and Booking Holdings, but analysts caution that entry barriers are low in the travel-booking industry.

Netflix Q4 Earnings Preview: Strong Results Expected Despite Headwinds

Netflix earnings: Analysts bullish after strong content slate, live sports success