Newswire: Feb 11, 2026 5:59 AM EST

Highlights:

• Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim faces calls to suspend and investigate the country's anti-graft chief over shareholding concerns in a financial-services company. Source

• Three UK firms are raising new debt following Alphabet's successful sterling bond sale, demonstrating market depth. Source

• Investors anticipate weak US employment data could boost stocks as bad economic news may translate to market gains. Source

• India and Malaysia have seized tankers for alleged unlicensed activities, expanding the global crackdown on dark fleet oil transport. Source

• SoftBank-backed Icertis is working with Goldman Sachs on a potential sale that could value the tech company at up to $5 billion. Source

• JPMorgan's blockchain division co-head has departed after over a decade as the bank expands digital-asset payments. Source

• AstraZeneca expects continued profit growth driven by cancer drug sales while offsetting diabetes medicine patent expiry. Source

• Kenya's Treasury Secretary sees "ideal" conditions for another eurobond issuance as borrowing costs have fallen. Source

• Software sector selloff viewed as opportunity to increase exposure to a sector that typically trades at premium to broader IT. Source

• Germany's gas storage refill season expected to be "difficult" this summer due to unprofitable stockpiling conditions. Source