Booz Allen Hamilton Maintains Its Fiscal Year Guidance After Treasury Cancels Contracts And Trump Sues IRS For $10 Billion. Consulting Giant Booz Allen Hamilton Confirmed Its Fiscal Year Guidance Remains Unchanged, Expecting The Treasury Department's Contract Cancellations By President Trump To Have An Impact Of Less Than 1.0% On Overall Revenue For The Fiscal Year (the 12 Months Ending March 31, 2027). In Late January, The U.S. Treasury Announced The Cancellation Of 31 Contracts With The Company—with Total Annual Expenses Of $4.8 Million

China Gold Reserves $369.58 Billion At End-Jan Versus$319.45 Billion At End-Dec

[Bitcoin Touched $71,751 This Morning, Rebounding Nearly 20% From The Low.] February 7Th, According To Htx Market Data, Bitcoin Rebounded This Morning To Touch $71,751, A 19.58% Increase From The Intraday Low Of $60,000, Making It The Day With The Highest Single-Day Price Increase During This Bull-Bear Cycle

In The Week Ending February 6, The US Stock Market's "interest Rate Cut Winners" Index Rose 4.41% Cumulatively. The "Trump Tariff Losers" Index Rose 4.03% Cumulatively, And The "Trump Financial Index" Rose 2.46% Cumulatively. The Retail Investor-heavy Stock Index/meme Stock Index Fell 3.35% Cumulatively

[Deutsche Bank: Large-Cap Tech Stocks Fall To Bottom Of 10-Year Trend Channel Relative To S&P 500] Deutsche Bank Strategists, Including Parag Thatte, Wrote In A Research Report That On Thursday, Large-cap And Tech Stocks Rebounded From The Bottom Of A 10-year Trend Channel Relative To The Rest Of The S&P 500, And Continued Their Rally On Friday. The Strategists Stated That Historically, This Group Has Typically Seen A Rally After Hitting The Bottom Of The Channel, Especially Against A Backdrop Of Rising Earnings. The Report Noted That This Year's Performance "is Entirely Driven By Changes In Valuation Multiples, Rather Than Adjustments In Earnings Expectations, A Stark Contrast To Last Year When It Was Entirely Driven By Upward Revisions In Earnings Expectations."

[German Industrial Output Shrinks For Fourth Consecutive Year] Data Released By The Federal Statistical Office Of Germany On February 6 Showed That, Affected By Factors Such As Weak Production In The Automotive Industry, German Industrial Output Will Decline By 1.1% In 2025 Compared To The Previous Year, Marking The Fourth Consecutive Year Of Decline. Statistics Show That, Excluding The Construction And Energy Sectors, Output In Other German Industrial Sectors Will Decline By 1.3% In 2025. Among Them, Key Sectors Such As The Automotive Industry And Machinery Manufacturing Saw The Most Significant Declines, Falling By 1.7% And 2.6% Respectively

Colombia 12-Month Inflation Ticks Up To 5.35% In January

Iran Says Talks With US In Oman Were 'Good Start', Will Continue