PRESS DIGEST-Wall Street Journal - February 11

Published on 02/11/2026 at 06:24 am GMT

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12:41pm	US weekly jobless claims edge down	RE
12:39pm	India boosts LPG imports from US, Norway as Gulf supplies tighten	RE
12:37pm	U.S. dollar index steady after data, last up 0.03% at 99.46	RE
12:37pm	Sterling down 0.3% at $1.3373	RE
12:37pm	Euro down 0.26% at $1.1537	RE
12:36pm	Dollar/yen down 0.04% at 158.88	RE
12:34pm	Ivory Coast considers reforming cocoa marketing system to tackle excess supply, sources say	RE
12:33pm	Canada's trade deficit in January widened, missing consensus estimates	RE
12:32pm	RWE Plans $20 Billion Expansion in U.S. to Meet Data Center Demand -- 2nd Update	DJ
12:23pm	FTSE subdued as oil volatility bites	AN
12:18pm	Soybeans extend gains with crude as Mideast war continues	RE
12:18pm	German bond yields not far from multi-year highs on inflation fears	RE
12:16pm	Oil unlikely to hit $200 a barrel, US energy chief says	RE
12:07pm	EU countries will notify IEA of their intention of oil reserve releases by 1600 GMT today	RE
12:02pm	Betsson and Rusta climb on rising Stockholm Stock Exchange, OMXS30 index gains 0.5 percent	FW

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