Tangen, CEO of the Norwegian Sovereign Fund: The Norwegian Sovereign Fund has slightly underweighted stocks.

Morgan Stanley is optimistic about the U.S. banking industry and believes that capital rules will play a positive role.

Kazakhstan’s Minister of Economy: GDP growth is expected to be 5.3% in 2024, higher than 4.9% in 2023.

Source: Germany to approve EU’s planned artificial intelligence bill.

According to The Times of Israel: The Israel Defense Forces said they destroyed a rocket launcher used to attack Tel Aviv yesterday.

CIO of hedge fund Bluebell Capital: BP.N has not yet been asked to stop investing in clean energy and should abandon its mechanical target of cutting oil supply.

Tangen, CEO of Norway’s sovereign fund: Microsoft (MSFT.O) is the largest contributor to absolute returns.

Market news: Saturday Fu is said to be considering an initial public offering in Hong Kong.

The draft text of the summit shows that EU leaders will emphasize the "urgent need" to speed up the supply of ammunition and missiles to Ukraine.

The text of the draft shows that EU leaders will pledge to continue to provide "timely, predictable and sustainable" military support to Ukraine.

Market news: Volkswagen faces doubts about mass production of batteries.

Market news: Volkswagen is reportedly postponing plans for an initial public offering of its battery unit due to cooling markets.

The Central Bank of Armenia lowered the key refinancing rate to 8.75%.

Russian Government: Sets quotas on seed imports from “unfriendly” countries.

Swedish National Institute of Economic Research (NIER): Swedish inflation is expected to be 7.1% in 12 months, compared with the forecast of 6.5% in December last year.

Spanish CPI monthly rate in January was 0.1%, expected to be -0.20%, and the previous value was 0.00%.

Spot gold hit $2,040 per ounce, up 0.36% on the day.

Sources revealed that Saudi Aramco has not changed its view on future demand scenarios and still believes that oil and natural gas will become affordable and reliable energy sources.

Minutes of the Bank of Korea meeting: A member said that the current monetary policy stance needs to be maintained to curb inflation amid uncertainty caused by supply-side pressures.