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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen: She will discuss the revenue from the carbon emissions trading system with EU leaders on Thursday.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen: Governments must channel more revenue from carbon emissions trading systems into industry.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen: The upcoming emissions trading system reforms will focus on using more of the revenue from the emissions trading system for industrial decarbonization.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen: The EU will introduce low-carbon requirements for public procurement.

U.S. House Speaker Johnson: Another reconciliation bill is not impossible.

U.S. House Speaker Boris Johnson: I will be at the White House today.

February 11 (Futures News) – As of 20:30 Beijing time, WTI crude oil futures rose 2.17%, and US natural gas futures rose 0.19%.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen: Unfair competition is intensifying.

U.S. House Speaker Boris Johnson: The search warrant requests made by Democrats will cause delays.

February 11th - Citigroup believes it's too early to sell the pound, targeting the second quarter – when escalating political risks and interest rate cuts are expected to create a "double whammy," putting downward pressure on the pound. Citigroup strategist Daniel Tobang stated that these are already the main reasons for selling the pound. Although the market has "spatially felt both risks" over the past week, he expects the time for large-scale betting will come before the local elections in early May. At that time, Prime Minister Starmer may face even greater pressure – polls predict a poor performance from the ruling party, and his position is already precarious. After the Bank of England kept interest rates unchanged last week following a surprisingly tense vote, further rate cuts are expected in the coming months. "April and May will be the time when these themes converge, and the pound's reaction will be much larger," Tobang said. "That's when we want to get involved. It feels too early to really go all in on these scenarios now."

Fannie Mae reported a net profit of $3.5 billion in the fourth quarter.

Nike (NKE.N) CEO: Committed to the Converse brand, plans to expand Converse's business scope through basketball and skateboarding.

U.S. House Speaker Boris Johnson: Democrats are trying to put us in a partial shutdown.

February 11th – The first plenary meeting of the National Transportation Facilitation Committee in 2026 was held at the Ministry of Transport on February 11th. The meeting emphasized that this year marks the start of the 15th Five-Year Plan. It stressed the need to strengthen coordination and cooperation to create a favorable environment for the development of national transportation facilitation, providing a solid guarantee for comprehensively promoting high-quality Belt and Road cooperation and ensuring a good start to the 15th Five-Year Plan. The meeting called for continuously improving the international transportation agreement system, serving the overall diplomatic strategy, promoting international cooperation in railways, highways, maritime transport, civil aviation, and postal services, and deeply participating in the formulation of international rules and standards. It also emphasized the need to improve a diversified and resilient international transportation corridor system, strengthen the brands of interoperability in freight trains, maritime transport, and aviation, and enhance the resilience of these corridors. Finally, it stressed the importance of ensuring smooth international transportation operations, continuously promoting customs clearance facilitation, upgrading overseas facilities, accelerating the application of digital technologies, and forming a collaborative working force.

Nike (NKE.N) CEO: Emphasizes enhancing the brand's premium attributes.

Nike (NKE.N) CEO: Air Force One series resumes growth.

Shopify (SHOP.N): First-quarter revenue growth is expected to be around 30% year-over-year.

Shopify (SHOP.N) has approved a share buyback program of up to $2 billion.

Shopify (SHOP.N) shares surged 8.2% in pre-market trading after fourth-quarter revenue exceeded expectations.