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Analog Devices reports Q1 fiscal 2026 results today with analysts expecting $3.1 billion in revenue and $2.31 EPS. The results will signal whether the chip industry's recovery has legs.
Elliott Investment Management disclosed a greater than 10% economic interest in Norwegian Cruise Line on Tuesday, sending shares up 12% and outlining a path to $56 per share through cost cuts and leadership changes.
Warner Bros. Discovery scheduled a March 20 shareholder vote on Netflix's $27.75-per-share all-cash acquisition while giving Paramount Skydance a seven-day window to submit a competing bid that could top $31 per share.
Medtronic reports fiscal third-quarter earnings today with analysts expecting $1.33 EPS and $8.9 billion in revenue. The med-tech giant is betting on robotic surgery, a diabetes spinoff, and AI-powered cardiac diagnostics to reignite growth.
Novo Nordisk's oral GLP-1 pill for obesity has hit 50,000 weekly prescriptions in just three weeks, but Eli Lilly's competing pill could arrive by Q2. The oral obesity drug market could reach $50 billion by 2030.
FINRA data shows margin debt has surpassed its November 2021 peak, with the negative credit balance reaching $814 billion as investors borrow more aggressively against their stock portfolios than at any point in market history.
Vertiv Holdings reported a 252% organic order surge, a record $15 billion backlog, and a 2026 EPS outlook 23% above consensus, sending shares up 23% and validating the AI infrastructure supercycle.
Copper has rallied 48% in 12 months to $6.30 per pound as AI data center demand is projected to surge from 110,000 tons to 475,000 tons in 2026, creating the tightest supply picture in decades.
Bitcoin has fallen from its $126,000 all-time high to below $70,000 as forced deleveraging, AI contagion, and hedge fund exits combine for the worst crypto selloff since the FTX collapse.
Gold is consolidating near $5,100 per ounce after hitting a record $5,594 in January. Central bank purchases, tariff uncertainty, and rate cut expectations are sustaining the largest gold rally in modern history.
Japan's Q4 2025 GDP grew just 0.1% quarter-on-quarter, far below the 0.4% forecast, narrowly avoiding a technical recession after a 0.7% Q3 contraction.
Developed market equities are up 9.2% year-to-date while the S&P 500 has gained just 1.5%. Europe's defense spending surge, ECB rate cuts, and a weakening dollar are driving the most dramatic global rebalancing since the early 2010s.