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Moody's Upgrades Israel's Credit Outlook Amid Geopolitical Calm; Canadian Railways Suffer $400M Loss from Tariffs

Moody's Ratings upgraded Israel's credit outlook to stable from negative. Canadian railways suffered a substantial financial blow due to US tariffs. The London Metal Exchange delayed the start of trading on Friday due to technical issues.

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Israel's improving geopolitical situation led Moody's Ratings to upgrade its credit outlook for the country to stable from negative. The rating agency cited the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as a significant factor...

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    Israel Credit Outlook Raised by Moody’s as Conflict Risks Recede

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    Tariffs Caused $400 Million Hit to Canadian Railways in 2025

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Moody's Upgrades Israel's Credit Outlook Amid Geopolitical Calm; Canadian Railways Suffer $400M Loss from Tariffs

Moody's Ratings upgraded Israel's credit outlook to stable from negative. Canadian railways suffered a substantial financial blow due to US tariffs. The London Metal Exchange delayed the start of trading on Friday due to technical issues.

Friday, January 30, 2026 • 3 min read • 20 source references

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Israel's improving geopolitical situation led Moody's Ratings to upgrade its credit outlook for the country to stable from negative. The rating agency cited the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as a significant factor in the decision. In contrast, Canadian railways suffered a substantial financial blow due to US tariffs, with the two largest operators reporting over C$550 million ($406 million) in forgone revenues last year.

The London Metal Exchange delayed the start of trading on Friday due to technical issues. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve is expected to announce a new chair, with Kevin Warsh being a leading contender. Treasury yields surged in anticipation of Warsh's appointment. Solv Energy Inc. aims to raise $512.5 million in an initial public offering to address the increasing power needs of data centers.

Brazilian regulators estimated that transactions tied to failed Banco Master left a nearly $1 billion gap in the finances of a state-owned bank. The family firm behind Prince George's baby shoes warned of potential closure due to increased prices and decreased demand. Nomura Holdings announced plans to buy back shares despite record annual earnings.

China's liquefied natural gas imports are expected to continue rising, indicating buyers may have taken more cargoes via long-term contracts. Malaysia's central bank ruled out using the ringgit to support exports, stating that strong growth and ongoing reforms would provide sufficient support.

Currency traders are ramping up bullish Australian dollar bets as rate hike expectations grow. Delta Electronics' stock value has surged, making it Taiwan's second-biggest company, worth over $100 billion. Gold resumed its rally after a brief drop, with geopolitical upheaval, the debasement trade, and thin liquidity driving the price increase.

Global investors' exit from Indonesian stocks following MSCI Inc.'s investability warning is not yet complete, raising the specter of a prolonged market derating. Sutton's football expert predictions for the Premier League fixtures pitted him against boxer Francesca Hennessy and an AI.

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  1. Israel Credit Outlook Raised by Moody’s as Conflict Risks Recede

  2. Tariffs Caused $400 Million Hit to Canadian Railways in 2025

  3. Wheat Eyes Biggest Monthly Gain Since May 2024 as Dollar Weakens

  4. Invesco’s Yang on Potential Fed Chair Nominee

  5. Treasury Yields Rise on Expectations Warsh Will Be Fed Chair

  6. London Metal Exchange Is Said to Delay Market Opening

  7. Power Engineering Firm Solv Seeks $512.5 Million in US IPO

  8. Brazil Regulator Says Master Deals Left BRB With $1 Billion Hole

  9. 'We hope it's not the end': Firm behind Prince George's baby shoes warns it may close

  10. Nomura to Buy Back Shares as Record Annual Profit Still in Sight

  11. China LNG Imports to Rise for Third Month, Kpler Estimates Show

  12. Malaysia’s Central Bank Rejects Using Ringgit to Support Exports

  13. Australian Dollar Bulls Pile Into Options as Rate Hike Bets Grow

  14. Indonesia Stock Exchange CEO Resigns After Market Rout

  15. Japan’s Nintendo and Sony Face Memory Price Pressures

  16. Delta Electronics Surges to $100 Billion Valuation, Tops Foxconn

  17. Gold Resumes Rally After Dropping on Thursday in Choppy Session

  18. Worst Yet to Come After Wild Day for Indonesia Stocks, Funds Say

  19. Veja os Três Assuntos Que Marcaram a Semana no Brasil

  20. Sutton's predictions v boxer Francesca Hennessy

Israel's improving geopolitical situation led Moody's Ratings to upgrade its credit outlook for the country to stable from negative. The rating agency cited the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as a significant factor in the decision. In contrast, Canadian railways suffered a substantial financial blow due to US tariffs, with the two largest operators reporting over C$550 million ($406 million) in forgone revenues last year.

The London Metal Exchange delayed the start of trading on Friday due to technical issues. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve is expected to announce a new chair, with Kevin Warsh being a leading contender. Treasury yields surged in anticipation of Warsh's appointment. Solv Energy Inc. aims to raise $512.5 million in an initial public offering to address the increasing power needs of data centers.

Brazilian regulators estimated that transactions tied to failed Banco Master left a nearly $1 billion gap in the finances of a state-owned bank. The family firm behind Prince George's baby shoes warned of potential closure due to increased prices and decreased demand. Nomura Holdings announced plans to buy back shares despite record annual earnings.

China's liquefied natural gas imports are expected to continue rising, indicating buyers may have taken more cargoes via long-term contracts. Malaysia's central bank ruled out using the ringgit to support exports, stating that strong growth and ongoing reforms would provide sufficient support.

Currency traders are ramping up bullish Australian dollar bets as rate hike expectations grow. Delta Electronics' stock value has surged, making it Taiwan's second-biggest company, worth over $100 billion. Gold resumed its rally after a brief drop, with geopolitical upheaval, the debasement trade, and thin liquidity driving the price increase.

Global investors' exit from Indonesian stocks following MSCI Inc.'s investability warning is not yet complete, raising the specter of a prolonged market derating. Sutton's football expert predictions for the Premier League fixtures pitted him against boxer Francesca Hennessy and an AI.

Sources:

  1. Israel Credit Outlook Raised by Moody’s as Conflict Risks Recede

  2. Tariffs Caused $400 Million Hit to Canadian Railways in 2025

  3. Wheat Eyes Biggest Monthly Gain Since May 2024 as Dollar Weakens

  4. Invesco’s Yang on Potential Fed Chair Nominee

  5. Treasury Yields Rise on Expectations Warsh Will Be Fed Chair

  6. London Metal Exchange Is Said to Delay Market Opening

  7. Power Engineering Firm Solv Seeks $512.5 Million in US IPO

  8. Brazil Regulator Says Master Deals Left BRB With $1 Billion Hole

  9. 'We hope it's not the end': Firm behind Prince George's baby shoes warns it may close

  10. Nomura to Buy Back Shares as Record Annual Profit Still in Sight

  11. China LNG Imports to Rise for Third Month, Kpler Estimates Show

  12. Malaysia’s Central Bank Rejects Using Ringgit to Support Exports

  13. Australian Dollar Bulls Pile Into Options as Rate Hike Bets Grow

  14. Indonesia Stock Exchange CEO Resigns After Market Rout

  15. Japan’s Nintendo and Sony Face Memory Price Pressures

  16. Delta Electronics Surges to $100 Billion Valuation, Tops Foxconn

  17. Gold Resumes Rally After Dropping on Thursday in Choppy Session

  18. Worst Yet to Come After Wild Day for Indonesia Stocks, Funds Say

  19. Veja os Três Assuntos Que Marcaram a Semana no Brasil

  20. Sutton's predictions v boxer Francesca Hennessy

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Israel Credit Outlook Raised by Moody’s as Conflict Risks Recede

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Power Engineering Firm Solv Seeks $512.5 Million in US IPO

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Brazil Regulator Says Master Deals Left BRB With $1 Billion Hole

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Wheat Eyes Biggest Monthly Gain Since May 2024 as Dollar Weakens

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Nomura to Buy Back Shares as Record Annual Profit Still in Sight

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Invesco’s Yang on Potential Fed Chair Nominee

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China LNG Imports to Rise for Third Month, Kpler Estimates Show

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Malaysia’s Central Bank Rejects Using Ringgit to Support Exports

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Australian Dollar Bulls Pile Into Options as Rate Hike Bets Grow

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Indonesia Stock Exchange CEO Resigns After Market Rout

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Treasury Yields Rise on Expectations Warsh Will Be Fed Chair

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London Metal Exchange Is Said to Delay Market Opening

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Japan’s Nintendo and Sony Face Memory Price Pressures

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Delta Electronics Surges to $100 Billion Valuation, Tops Foxconn

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Gold Resumes Rally After Dropping on Thursday in Choppy Session

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Worst Yet to Come After Wild Day for Indonesia Stocks, Funds Say

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Veja os Três Assuntos Que Marcaram a Semana no Brasil

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