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Mixed earnings results dominate the headlines, with Lowe's and Magic Software posting revenue misses but EPS beats, while Canada Goose surges on strong Q4 performance.

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Iran parliament approves strategic pact with Russia
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** Iran's parliament has given the green light to a major strategic agreement with Russia, signaling deeper cooperation between the two nations amid ongoing global tensions. The deal, which reportedly covers economic, military, and geopolitical collaboration, marks a significant step in their alliance—especially as both countries face Western sanctions and isolation.
What This Mean: ** This isn't just another diplomatic handshake—it's a move that could reshape alliances in a world already strained by conflicts like the war in Ukraine. With both Iran and Russia under heavy sanctions, this pact strengthens their ability to sidestep Western pressure, which could have ripple effects on global security and trade. Keep an eye on how this plays out; it might just shift the balance in some already tense geopolitical standoffs.
South Africa's Ramaphosa aims to mend US ties with Musk business push
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** South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is making a strategic play to improve relations with the U.S. by courting Elon Musk’s business ventures. The move signals a push to attract high-profile investment and rebuild diplomatic bridges, possibly leveraging Musk’s South African roots and global tech influence.
What This Mean: ** This isn’t just about one billionaire—it’s a savvy diplomatic and economic gambit. Ramaphosa’s outreach to Musk could bring much-needed investment to South Africa while smoothing over strained ties with the U.S. If it works, it’s a win for jobs, tech, and geopolitics. If it flops, critics will question whether betting on celebrity entrepreneurs is a solid long-term strategy. Either way, it’s a headline-grabber.
US, Ukraine sign long-awaited natural resources deal
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** The US and Ukraine just inked a deal to team up on Ukraine’s natural resources—think rare earth minerals and other valuable stuff buried underground. The idea? Use profits from extracting those resources to help cover some of America’s costs for supporting Ukraine’s defense. Meanwhile, in France, shoppers are tightening their belts as food prices soar and the economy looks shaky.
What This Mean: ** This isn’t just about money—it’s a strategic move. The US is finding a way to sustain its support for Ukraine while potentially securing access to critical minerals. For Ukraine, it’s a chance to leverage its resources for long-term stability. And France’s consumer slump? A reminder that inflation and economic worries are hitting everyday lives, even as bigger geopolitical plays unfold.

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