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Gold recovers to $4,870 per ounce after a historic 21% crash from its $5,600 record high, as JP Morgan sets a bold $6,300 year-end target and Deutsche Bank says the metal's long-term bullish drivers remain intact.
Philip Morris International reports Q4 2025 earnings with smoke-free products now exceeding 40% of net revenue, as IQOS heated tobacco and ZYN nicotine pouches drive a transformation that Wall Street is rewarding with record stock prices.
Alphabet's Q4 earnings beat expectations with $113.8 billion revenue and 31% EPS growth, but its $175-185 billion AI capex plan — double last year — sends shares tumbling as Wall Street debates whether Big Tech spending has gone too far.
Cboe Global Markets reports Q4 earnings with 4.6 billion options contracts traded in 2025, its sixth straight record year, as market volatility and retail trading momentum drive explosive growth in derivatives markets.
Kevin Warsh's nomination as Federal Reserve chair faces a critical obstacle as Republican Senator Thom Tillis vows to block the vote until the federal investigation into Jerome Powell is resolved.
Argentina becomes the first country to finalize a sweeping trade deal with the US under Trump's tariff regime, eliminating duties on over 1,675 Argentine products and opening American markets to South American beef.
Bank of America publishes a contrarian note calling the tech selloff 'irrational' and arguing that AI fears driving the software stock rout are overblown, urging clients to buy the dip.
The S&P 500 closes its worst week of 2026 as Amazon's shocking $200 billion capex forecast compounds a tech selloff that has wiped more than $2 trillion from major indexes in five trading days.
Arm Holdings shares tumbled 7.5% in extended trading despite record $1.24 billion quarterly revenue, as licensing income missed estimates by 2.9% and the global memory chip shortage clouds the smartphone outlook.
Affirm reported $118 million in GAAP operating income for Q2 2026 on $1.12 billion in revenue, marking a historic milestone for the buy now, pay later industry as card business surges 159%.
Bitcoin plunged 15% to briefly touch $61,000 on Thursday in its steepest single-day decline since the FTX collapse, as forced liquidations, a broader tech selloff, and hawkish Fed signals triggered a crypto-wide rout.
Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio announced its first-ever adjusted operating profit in Q4 2025, with guidance of RMB 700 million to 1.2 billion yuan, marking a dramatic turnaround from billion-yuan losses.