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The January jobs report won’t be published Friday as scheduled due to the partial government shutdown, but investors probably won’t have to wait long for critical insights into the health of the labor market.

Warsh will be pressured to help with ballot-box issues. That isn’t the Fed’s role.

The U.S. dollar was attempting to bounce back from its January slide.

Bitcoin hit its lowest level since the “liberation day” selloff last April.

Any sign that the Treasury might significantly increase the sizes of its future note and bond auctions could rattle traders.

Tesla saw sharp January declines in new-vehicle registrations in several European markets.

The top wealth holders outpace everyone else.

Tax refunds and air travel are also being affected.

One analyst sees a path to $200, as Palantir’s new government contracts and expanding margins could help the stock rebound.

Oracle is raising more debt and Nvidia is walking back its OpenAI investment target. Both are signs that the AI trade could be on shaky ground, according to one analyst.

U.S. manufacturers saw a burst of new orders in January, and business grew for the first time in 11 months, but the improvement appeared tied to the start of a new year and probably doesn’t herald an end to a tariff-induced slump.

Gold investors are still too bullish.