Cryptocurrencies remain under pressure despite stabilization in bonds and tentative gains in equities. Market participants continue to face selling or subdued demand, leaving digital assets under strain. #crypto #digitalassets #FiatNews

Equities rose cautiously as bond markets recovered, with investors taking a measured stance amid the shifting backdrop. Gains were tentative across stocks, reflecting careful positioning rather than a broad risk-on move. #stocks #equities #markets #FiatNews

Japanese government bonds rebounded after yesterday’s election-driven pressure eased. Yields moved lower and prices rose across medium and longer maturities, erasing earlier losses tied to the vote as market conditions stabilized. #Japan #JGBs #bonds #FiatNews

Alphabet is driving a bond-market boom as it borrows heavily to fund unprecedented investments tied to its artificial intelligence ambitions, including an offering with a 100‑year maturity, a report dated 10 February 2026 says. The planned century‑long bond highlights the scale and duration of the company’s financing push. According to the report, investor demand for Alphabet’s debt is stronger than ever, allowing the company to tap markets on terms rarely seen for corporate issuers. The issuance is intended to help bankroll the firm’s long‑term AI projects and related capital spending. The move underscores how major tech firms are using the debt markets to secure long‑term funding for strategic investments, and it highlights robust appetite among investors for corporate bonds from blue‑chip issuers. #Alphabet #GOOGL #bonds #AI #FiatNews

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) reported a 36.8% year‑on‑year increase in net sales for January. The rise was announced in company figures released through local sources. Net sales for the month reached TWD 401.25 billion, equivalent to CZK 258.8 billion. The figure reflects continuing demand in TSMC’s foundry business, which serves a broad range of chip designers and device makers. TSMC is Taiwan’s leading contract chipmaker and a central supplier in the global semiconductor supply chain. #TSMC #semiconductors #Taiwan #FiatNews

Export and import prices in the Czech Republic fell last year after a prior rise, data published on 10 February 2026 show. Export prices averaged a year-on-year decline of 1.2%, while import prices fell by 1.6% on the same basis.\n\nThe moves reverse the growth recorded in the previous period, with both external price measures turning negative on an annual average. The figures cover overall export and import price levels rather than individual sectors.\n\nThe release provides an updated view of external price trends as of the end of 2025 and may influence assessments of trade-related inflation pressures. #CzechRepublic #exports #imports #producerprices #FiatNews

British oil major BP said its core profit for the last quarter of 2025 rose 31.8% year‑on‑year to $1.54 billion (CZK 31.3 billion) and that it will halt share buybacks. The results were published on Feb. 10, 2026. BP reported the increase in underlying earnings for the final quarter of last year, while announcing a suspension of its stock repurchase program. The company did not provide further details or comments in the brief notice. The move comes as BP releases quarterly figures showing stronger underlying profitability compared with the same quarter a year earlier. #BP #oil #earnings #FiatNews

The International Monetary Fund, in its February 2026 assessment of the Czech economy, recommends that the Czech National Bank (ČNB) reduce the unusually high volume of foreign-exchange reserves it currently holds. The IMF frames the recommendation as part of its broader evaluation of domestic macroeconomic settings. Those reserves are largely a legacy of the ČNB’s exchange-rate commitment from 2013–2017, when the central bank intervened by purchasing foreign currency to deliberately weaken the koruna. The interventions left the central bank with an elevated stock of foreign assets. The IMF’s call rekindles debate about the timing and approach to adjusting reserve holdings accumulated during the 2013–2017 interventions. Any decision on reducing reserves would concern central-bank asset management and monetary-policy calibration. #IMF #CNB #CZK #FiatNews

#BYD filed a lawsuit in the United States challenging tariffs tied to actions by the Trump administration. The electric-vehicle and battery maker initiated legal action against the levies in US courts. #BYD #US #FiatNews

#BP has paused its share repurchase program, suspending buybacks as it reassesses capital allocation. The suspension marks a shift in the oil major’s approach to returning cash to shareholders amid current market conditions. #BP #FiatNews

#Gucci reported another decline in sales, with the luxury fashion brand continuing to face headwinds in revenue growth. The persistent drop in turnover adds pressure on management to address softer consumer demand in key markets. #Gucci #FiatNews

#Alphabet saw record demand for a bond offering, attracting unusually strong investor interest for its debt sale. The company’s issuance drew sizeable orders, underscoring robust fixed-income appetite for top tech issuers. #Alphabet #FiatNews

#Europe opened trading higher as major indices started the session in the green, continuing a global risk-on tone. Early gains reflected positive investor mood following Asian market strength and broad appetite for equities. #Europe #FiatNews

Japanese equities extended their post-election rally into a second day, with investor sentiment remaining positive on Feb 10, 2026. Gains concentrated in tech and financial names, and SoftBank Group stood out as a notable beneficiary of the move. #Japan #SoftBank #FiatNews

On Feb. 10, 2026, observers noted a growing divergence within equities: software companies are undergoing a noticeably deeper correction while much of the rest of the market has held up relatively well. Yahoo Finance highlighted the split, and Emily Roland of Manulife John Hancock Investments discussed investor deliberations about whether to buy at prices lowered by the correction. Roland framed the debate around timing and selectivity, saying investors are weighing whether current price reductions offer attractive entry points. The commentary emphasized that the correction has been uneven across sectors, with software hit harder than many other areas of the market. Market participants will likely assess fundamentals and risk tolerance before committing capital, focusing on individual company outlooks rather than treating the pullback as uniform across equities. #stocks #software #Manulife #FiatNews

Market snapshot (9.2): PX 2,772.60 (+0.48%), DAX 24,950.6 (+0.93%), DJ Stoxx 600 619.90 (+0.45%), Nasdaq 23,222.5 (+0.83%), S&P 500 6,957.0 (+0.36%). FX: CZK/EUR 24.23, USD/EUR 1.1916. #Markets #FiatNews

Catastrophe bond market: Last year saw record issuance of catastrophe bonds at $25.6 billion, a 45% year‑on‑year increase, indicating that this previously niche asset class is becoming more mainstream among investors. #CatBonds #FiatNews

Markets Pulse survey: Investors now favor equities over sovereign bonds amid geopolitical tensions, with survey participants expecting further weakness in the US dollar and upside for gold. The poll reflects a shift in perceived return potential across asset classes. #Investing #Gold #FiatNews

Morgan Stanley strategists recommend using recent selloffs in US tech as buying opportunities, arguing that strong AI adoption supports a robust revenue outlook and makes current valuation declines attractive for companies actively deploying AI. #MorganStanley #AI #FiatNews

UniCredit unveiled an ambitious outlook: net revenues targeted to grow about 5% annually in the coming years, and the bank plans to return up to €50 billion to shareholders via dividends and buybacks by 2030. #UniCredit #FiatNews