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Top White House officials have started trying to downplay a highly anticipated jobs report set for release on Wednesday, insisting that the US economy remains strong even if the data may ultimately show a fresh slowdown in hiring. WSJ

 

Negotiations between US Democrats and the White House are ongoing, but right now, a deal on a stopgap funding measure seems unlikely: Punchbowl

 

Iran wants to make a deal with the US, Donald Trump told Fox. On the Fed, the president reiterated his call for lower rates, saying employment numbers are “really good.” BBG

 

House lawmakers are set to vote today on whether to reject some of Trump’s tariff policies, starting with a resolution opposing levies on Canada. BBG

 

The White House revised its fact sheet on the US-India trade agreement to adjust language around agricultural goods, adding to confusion about the deal already raised by farmer groups. BBG

 

Ukraine has begun planning presidential elections alongside a referendum on any peace deal with Russia, after the Trump administration pressed Kyiv to hold both votes by May 15 or risk losing proposed US security guarantees. FT

 

China’s consumer inflation eased at the start of 2026 after reaching a near three-year high in December, as food prices declined. China’s PPI for Jan came in at -1.4% (vs. the Street -1.5% and down from -1.9% in Dec) while the CPI was +0.2% (down from +0.8% in Dec and below the Street’s +0.4% forecast). WSJ

 

Euro-area wage growth is poised to pick up in the second half, ECB predictions showed, supporting officials’ view that interest rates can remain steady. BBG

 

The Reserve Bank of Australia sees the country’s inflation rate as too high and will take all necessary measures to bring it under control, a top central bank official said. WSJ

 

China’s latest call to curb Treasuries in its holdings is stoking fear that Trump’s unpredictable policies may encourage traditional lenders like Europe and Japan to follow in its footsteps. BBG

 

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