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Bank earnings season kicks off January 13 with JPMorgan, followed by Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley. Here's what investors should watch.
Apple is betting big on 2026 with a completely redesigned Siri, a foldable iPhone, and an AI strategy that analysts say could add $100 per share to the stock.
China's BYD has officially surpassed Tesla as the world's largest electric vehicle seller, marking a seismic shift in the global automotive industry.
In a dramatic overnight operation, U.S. forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Investors are assessing the implications for oil markets, Latin American stability, and global risk assets.
For the first time in weeks, Bitcoin is gaining during U.S. market hours. The pattern reversal suggests institutional sentiment may be shifting as 2026 begins.
Saudi Arabia and Russia lead today's OPEC+ virtual meeting with oil at $57 per barrel—down 20% for 2025. The producer group is expected to extend its output freeze through Q1.
Four new regional Fed presidents gain votes in 2026. With hawks replacing dovish voices, the FOMC's interest rate calculus has shifted—potentially slowing the pace of future cuts.
Moody's Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi predicts the Fed will cut rates three times by mid-2026—triple what markets expect. His reasoning centers on labor market weakness and political pressure.
Philadelphia Fed President Anna Paulson, in her first major policy speech as a 2026 FOMC voting member, signals patience on rate cuts while expressing 'cautious optimism' on inflation.
Ethereum's validator entry queue is now larger than the exit queue for the first time in six months. The last time this happened, ETH doubled in price.
Datadog's RSI has fallen to 16.9, making it the most oversold stock in the S&P 500. Wells Fargo analyst sees it as the 'clearest near-term AI beneficiary.'
A landmark Supreme Court case challenging the constitutionality of sweeping tariffs could invalidate $130 billion in trade policy. Here's what's at stake.