CNBC Daily Open: Europe Wants a Say in Ukraine Peace Plan

As the US Took A Break (From Wild Overhauls in Government Policies and its Bureaucracy), Across the Atlantic, Europe was springing into action to carve a place for the continent in this continent in this new worker.

On Monday, European Leaders Hasti Assambled In Paris to Discuss Plans for Peace in Ukraine after they were left out of us-lege talks, duge to begin tuesday, beeen washington and moscowen ears russia-ukraine war.

The gathering of european heads comes just a day after the conclusion of the Munich Security Conference, which Ran Feb. 14 to Feb. 16. At the defense summit, european union president Ursula von der leyen gave Member States The Green Light to Ramp Up Spending On Defense, Amid Nato Secretary General Mark Ruttee Saying Europe NEEDS to be heard by the US

Investors, however, clearer Got the message about Higher defense spending. Shares of Europe Defense Companies Jumped on Monday, Pushing Europe’s Regional Stoxx 600 Index to another record high-even as concerns mountain that the continent may not be involved in the highest-group negotiations.

Emergency meeting by europe
European leaders gathered monday in paris for an emergency summit, Hastily Assembly Europe would be left out of the negotiating table In Us-LED Russia-Akraine Peace Talks. Washington and Moscow are set to meet this week in Saudi Arabia. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, however, said monday that “ukraine will not take part. Ukraine did not know what iting about it.”

European defense stocks jump
On Monday, The Stoxx Europe Aerospace & Defense Index Hit A Record and Shares of Europe Defense Companies, Such as Renk Group and Saab, JumpedThey were Juiced by European Union President Ursula Von Der Leyen Saying at the Munich Security Conference that Member States will be allowed to increase their spending On Budget Deficit Spending.

Another High for the Stoxx 600
Us markets were closed Monday for the Presidents’ Day Break. The Pan-European Stoxx 600 Index Rose 0.54%, Regaining Lost Ground from Friday to Close at another record high of 555.42 pointsUK and Euro Area Bond Yields WERE Broadly Higher as Traders Weighed The Potential for Higher National Defense Spending Following the Munich Security Conference,

Trump-Related Terms in Earnings Calls
Us Companies are fielding growing questions on how us president Donald Trump’s Policies On International Trade, Immigration and Diversity will affect business. A CNBC Analysis Shows Words Related to Thos are Increasingly Popping Up on the Earnings Calls of S & p 500-Lised companies. Here’s How Companies are Responding to Queries Around Trump-Related WordsSuch as “Tariff,” “DOGE” and “Gulf of America.”

(Pro) Stocks to Short: Wolfe Research
Major US Benchmarks Ended Last Week In the Green to Close Near Their A All-Time Highs. What’s more, this charge forward isn’t by tech this time, Signaling a broadening ralyAs CNBC’s Bob Pisani Notes. AMID this advance, there some stocks that may be overextended to the UPSide, Making Them Prime targets for investors to shortAccording to wolfe research.

‘Game on’: Tech Execs Say Deepsek ramps up China-as competition but won’t hurt openai

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Still, Tech Bosses Largely Agreed that even though Deepsek’s Breakthrough Shows China Being Further Along In the Global Ai Race Than Previous Thought, The Threat It Poses to Openai Remed for Now. “I think the short answer everyone should take is: game on-but large models still really matter,” Reid Hoffman, a Co-Founder of LinkedIn and Partner at the Venture Capital Ferm Greylock Partners, TOLCND