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[Technology Sector Rises Over 1.5%, Leading US Sector ETFs] On Monday (February 9), The Technology Sector ETF Rose 1.54%, The Global Technology Stock Index ETF Rose 1.33%, The Semiconductor ETF Rose 1.24%, The Internet Stock Index ETF Rose 1.04%, The Energy Sector ETF Rose 0.73%, While The Consumer Discretionary ETF Fell 0.37%, The Financial Sector ETF Fell 0.59%, And The Healthcare Sector ETF Fell 0.88%. Among The 11 Sectors Of The S&P 500, The Information Technology/technology Sector Rose 1.59%, The Materials Sector Rose 1.44%, The Energy And Telecommunications Sectors Rose At Least 0.8%, While The Consumer Staples And Healthcare Sectors Fell 0.86%
[Mexican President Criticizes Unfair US Sanctions, Announces Further Humanitarian Aid To Cuba] On February 9, Mexican President Jacques Sinbaum Announced At A Morning Press Conference At The Presidential Palace That Mexico Will Provide A Second Batch Of Humanitarian Aid To Cuba In The Coming Days And Called On The United States Not To Impose Punitive Tariffs On Countries Supplying Oil To Cuba. Sinbaum Stated That Mexico Has Always Upheld The Principle Of Solidarity And Mutual Assistance And "cannot Remain Silent" In The Face Of Sanctions Against Cuba. She Added That Mexico Had Previously Sent Food To Cuba And Will Continue To Provide More Aid And Support To The Best Of Its Ability
Toronto Stock Index .GSPTSE Unofficially Closes Up 552.34 Points, Or 1.70 Percent, At 33023.32
The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index Closed Up 0.2% Initially. Among Popular Chinese Concept Stocks, 21Vianet Closed Up 5.8%, Daqo New Energy Rose 5.8%, Canadian Solar Rose 5.7%, Atour Rose 5.6%, While Bilibili Fell 2.4%, NIO Fell 3.1%, Li Auto Fell 3.1%, And New Oriental Fell 4.4%
UK Government: Any Unilateral Attempt To Alter The Geographic Or Demographic Make-Up Of Palestine Is Wholly Unacceptable
UK Government: Strongly Condemns The Israeli Security Cabinet's Decision To Expand Israeli Control Over The West Bank
U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune: Republicans Are About To Propose A Counter-proposal To The Democratic Plan Regarding Funding For The Department Of Homeland Security (DHS)
Bostic, Federal Reserve: Weak Employment Data Is Another Reason For The Fed To Remain Cautious
The Yen Continued To Rise On The Second Day After The Japanese House Of Representatives Election. In Late New York Trading On Monday (February 9), The Dollar Fell 0.91% Against The Yen To 155.79 Yen, Trading Between 157.76 And 155.52 Yen During The Day. It Had Briefly Risen In Early Asian Trading Before Gradually Declining. The Euro Fell 0.13% Against The Yen, And The Pound Fell 0.29% Against The Yen
Fed's Miran: Dollar's Moves Don't Have Big Impact On Monetary Policy, Have Been Relatively Modest
Chicago Soybean Futures Fell About 0.5%, Soybean Meal Fell About 2%, And Soybean Oil Rose More Than 2.5%. On Monday (February 9), The Bloomberg Grains Index Fell 0.34% To 29.5222 Points In Late New York Trading, Remaining Down For The Day. CBOT Corn Futures Fell 0.41%, And CBOT Wheat Futures Fell 0.28%. CBOT Soybean Futures Fell 0.49% To $11.0975 Per Bushel, Soybean Meal Futures Fell 1.98%, And Soybean Oil Futures Rose 2.55%

Due to the previous government shutdown, the release date of the US January non-farm payroll report has been changed to February 11.
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Trading volume on WLFI derivatives is spiking as crypto investors prepare for the Trump-linked DeFi project World Liberty Financial to unlock its first tranche of tokens on Monday at 8:00 a.m. ET.
24-hour volume for WLFI derivatives has spiked over 400% to $3.13 billion on Sunday afternoon, according to Coinglass data, with open interest climbing more than 50% to $760 million. The perpetual futures debuted last week across major exchanges to a price around $0.40, though the price has dipped to about $0.32 as of Sunday afternoon.
Binance has seen nearly half of the WLFI pre-market trading volume in the past day, the data show, with $1.52 billion compared to OKX's $607 million and Bitget's $428 million. Binance also leads the field in WLFI open interest, with $360 million, more than double Bitget's $107 million.
Should the pre-market price hold, WLFI will debut tomorrow with a fully diluted value (FDV) of over $31 billion, given its 100 billion WLFI token supply, potentially placing World Liberty into the vicinity of projects such as Sui, Dogecoin, and Tron, which all have an FDV between $32 and $33 billion. Those projects are #11, #12, and #13 in the world for FDV, respectively, according to The Block's price data.
On Monday, the project will unlock 20% of the tokens purchased by early investors in the $0.015 and $0.05 rounds, which can be claimed through a "Lockbox" process. The unlocked tokens represent about 5% of the token's overall supply. The WLFI token will debut across many major exchanges, according to early announcements. At current prices, investors in the $0.015 round stand to realize a ~20x return.
World Liberty also teased an upcoming announcement related to its USD1 stablecoin on X last week. "USD1 meets internet capital markets. Announcement coming soon," the post from Friday reads. No other details were provided, though World Liberty is planning a loyalty program for its flagship stablecoin, The Block previously reported.
If WLFI's current price is matched by spot markets once the tokens become unlocked, the Trump family's stake of 22.5 billion tokens, held by the holding company DT Marks DEFI LLC, would be worth over $7 billion, though the tokens, like other tokens belonging to team members and advisers, won't be immediately unlocked.
President Donald Trump has been criticized for his stake in the project, with some Democrats calling it a potential avenue for corruption. Conflict-of-interest guardrails pushed by Democrats largely failed to make it into the text of the GENIUS Act, the stablecoin-focused legislation that was signed into law by Trump in July.
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