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Oppenheimer upgraded Oracle to Outperform with a $185 price target after the stock lost more than half its value since September, saying earnings could double by fiscal 2030.
OPEC+ will likely consider raising output by 137,000 barrels per day for April, ending a three-month pause. Saudi Arabia has already pushed exports to 7.3 million bpd, a three-year high, amid Iran tensions.
Tesla registered just 8,075 vehicles in Europe in January 2026, a 17% decline marking 13 consecutive months of falling sales. BYD registered 18,242 vehicles, surging 165% year-over-year.
Anthropic launched 10 new enterprise AI plugins for Claude Cowork with LSEG, FactSet, S&P Global, and DocuSign, sparking the biggest software stock rebound in two months.
Salesforce reported Q4 revenue of $11.18 billion, beating estimates as Agentforce crossed 22,000 enterprise deals and the platform served 11.14 trillion tokens at production scale.
Circle reported Q4 revenue of $770 million, beating the $745 million consensus, as USDC in circulation reached $75.3 billion and on-chain transaction volume surged 247% year over year.
The $2 trillion private credit market enters 2026 with rising defaults, DOJ warnings about valuation practices, $400 billion in unfunded commitments, and growing questions about systemic risk.
Retail trading demand has surged 25% above its 2021 pandemic peak, with individual investors buying dips in 41 of the last 42 weeks. Citadel Securities and JPMorgan data reveal unprecedented participation.
CrowdStrike plunged 11% in the cybersecurity bloodbath of Monday's AI scare trade, but the sector rebounded sharply as Anthropic's enterprise event revealed AI is driving demand for security spending rather than replacing it.
Super Micro Computer tripled its quarterly revenue to $12.7 billion and raised its fiscal 2026 outlook to $40 billion on surging AI server demand, yet the stock trades below $35 as trust issues overshadow explosive growth.
Global investors are increasingly treating Trump's tariff announcements as noise, embracing the 'TACO' trade pattern where markets dip on threats and rally on walk-backs.
IBM suffered its worst single-day decline in 25 years after Anthropic demonstrated that Claude Code can modernize COBOL applications, threatening the $200 billion legacy IT services industry.