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Danish pension fund AkademikerPension plans to sell all its US Treasury holdings by the end of January, citing credit risks associated with President Donald Trump’s policies.

UK wages grew at their slowest pace in 3 1/2 years and employers continued to trim jobs, more signs of a weakening jobs market as the Bank of England considers how much further it can cut interest rates.

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits unexpectedly fell last week, but that likely does not signal a material ​shift in the labor market, which remains in a holding ‌pattern.

Treasury yields advanced amid anticipation of key jobs data and a tariff ruling, poised to reshape Fed policy and fiscal health.

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits rose moderately last week, suggesting that layoffs were relatively low at the end of 2025, though demand for labor remained sluggish.

Solid base pay clashes with a bonus plunge in Japan's latest wage data, posing a dilemma for BOJ's monetary policy.

U.S. private employers added fewer jobs than anticipated in December, although the figure was a reversal from a steep decline in the preceding month.

Germany's service sector continued to grow at a solid pace in December, although the rate of expansion eased for the second consecutive month due mainly to a slower increase in new business, a survey showed on Tuesday.

Maduro's capture puts Venezuela's oil future in doubt. Calm markets anticipate US sanctions dictating a slow recovery.