KKR & Co. Inc.(KKRT.US)

AH shares opened significantly higher! The Shanghai Composite Index rose by 1%, the photovoltaic industry chain saw a surge in limit-up stocks, computing hardware and precious metals rallied, the Hang Seng Index rose over 1%, and tech stocks all increased

In the early trading session, the concept of computing power leasing continued last week's strong momentum, with Dawei Technology and Hengrun Co., Ltd. hitting the daily limit, while Pingzhi Information, Xiexin Energy Technology, Xiechuang Data, Litong Electronics, and Meili Cloud also saw gains. The photovoltaic sector opened strongly, with Jinjing Technology hitting the daily limit, Juhe Materials rising over 10%, and Xiexin Integration, Liancheng CNC, Aotewei, Junda Co., Ltd., and JinkoSolar following suit

EY: Wallets will become the next generation of core financial gateways; controlling wallets means controlling customer relationships.

Ernst & Young (EY) emphasizes that digital wallets are transforming into essential financial gateways, asserting that control over wallets equates to control over customer relationships. Analyst Mark Nichols highlights their future role in managing tokenized assets and facilitating various on-chain financial activities, including payments and private lending. However, EY anticipates that self-custodied wallets may not achieve mainstream adoption, with trusted providers like banks and fintech firms likely to dominate the market.

94% of 2026 homebuyers may change plans if interest rates don't drop, with 64% wanting rates under 6%.

In a recent survey, it was found that 59% of potential homebuyers in 2026 prioritize mortgage rates over home prices. Interestingly, 64% of respondents indicated they would only consider a mortgage rate below 6%, a scenario that experts deem unlikely. The survey was conducted among buyers in 2026, revealing a significant emphasis on mortgage rates in their decision-making process. This data suggests a strong preference for lower interest rates among the majority of buyers this year.

KKR & Co. Inc. | 8-K: FY2025 Q4 Revenue: USD 5.739 B

Savills: Weltweite Kosten für Premium-Büros steigen 2025 um 5,1 Prozent

Savills plc reports that global costs for premium office spaces are expected to rise by 5.1% in 2025, driven by strong demand from the finance and TAMI sectors and limited space availability. Significant increases were noted in Mumbai (+8.0%) and Miami (+7.2%) in Q4. Further cost increases in premium locations are anticipated for 2026. This information is based on Savills' market analysis published on February 05, 2026.