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While most expect Fed rate cuts, Macquarie forecasts the central bank will hike rates by late 2026, citing labor market resilience and persistent inflation pressures.
Deutsche Bank raises CoreWeave to buy with $140 price target after Nvidia invests $2 billion in the AI infrastructure company, signaling confidence in hyperscale computing demand.
Verizon completed its $20 billion acquisition of Frontier Communications on January 20, expanding fiber coverage to nearly 30 million homes across 31 states.
Global cybersecurity spending will surpass $520 billion in 2026 as AI-enabled attacks surge 72%, creating tailwinds for security leaders like CrowdStrike, Palo Alto Networks, and Fortinet.
ServiceNow reports Q4 2025 earnings Wednesday with analysts expecting $3.53 billion revenue and $0.89 EPS. AI workflow integration drives growth but elevated expectations create execution risk.
AT&T reports Q4 2025 earnings Wednesday with analysts expecting $0.47 EPS and $31 billion revenue. Fiber subscriber growth remains a bright spot amid wireless market pressures.
Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery amended their merger agreement to an all-cash transaction at $27.75 per share, marking the largest media deal in streaming history.
Reports that Saudi Arabia is negotiating with Pakistan for Chinese-Pakistani JF-17 fighter jets are raising concerns in Washington about the kingdom's commitment to the F-35 program.
EV market share plunged below 8% in January 2026 after the $7,500 federal tax credit expired, revealing how dependent electric vehicle adoption remains on government subsidies.
Procter & Gamble reported fiscal Q2 earnings of $1.88 per share, beating estimates, but flat organic sales revealed continued consumer caution weighing on volumes.
The S&P 500 closed at a record 6,978 Tuesday while the Dow tumbled 400 points, revealing how different sector exposures create dramatically divergent market narratives.
Semiconductor stocks rebound with Micron up 6% and Broadcom gaining 4% despite ongoing trade tensions. Analysts see the sector's pullback as a buying opportunity.