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Google's parent company raised $32 billion across U.S. dollar, sterling, and Swiss franc bonds in less than a day, drawing $100 billion in orders to fund $185 billion in AI capital expenditures.
TSMC's first Arizona fab is producing chips with yields matching Taiwan, while the $165 billion expansion to six fabs and two packaging facilities positions the U.S. as a global AI chip hub.
President Trump signed an executive order directing the Pentagon to enter long-term coal power contracts for military bases and allocated $175 million for plant upgrades across five states.
The 10-year Treasury yield fell to 4.06% on February 13, its lowest since December, as cooling inflation data sparked the biggest bond rally of 2026 with implications for mortgages, savings, and portfolios.
A growing number of options traders are betting the Federal Reserve will not cut rates at all in 2026, even as futures markets price a 93.6% probability of a June cut.
Spotify reported record Q4 profits with $1.17 billion in net income, 751 million monthly active users, and an EPS of $5.16 that crushed estimates by 75%, sending shares surging 15%.
The CBOE Volatility Index jumped 18% to 20.82 in three trading sessions as Cisco's earnings warning and AI capex fatigue triggered the most violent sector rotation since the dot-com era.
The iShares Expanded Tech Software ETF is down 25% year-to-date as AI agent tools from Anthropic and OpenAI trigger the biggest rotation out of software stocks in a generation.
Apple shares suffered their worst single-day decline since April 2025, erasing $202 billion in market value after Bloomberg reported that the long-awaited Siri AI overhaul has been pushed back to May at the earliest.
Amazon shares fell for nine consecutive trading days, matching the stock's worst streak since July 2006, after the company revealed plans to spend $200 billion on AI data centers this year.
Nvidia reports Q4 fiscal 2026 earnings on February 25 with Goldman Sachs projecting $67.3 billion in revenue, roughly $2 billion above consensus. The results could determine the direction of the entire stock market.
West Texas Intermediate crude settled at $62.89 per barrel after posting back-to-back weekly losses as U.S.-Iran diplomatic talks ease supply disruption fears and OPEC+ signals it may resume output increases in April.