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Phillips 66 reports Q4 earnings of $2.47 per share, beating estimates by 15%, as refining crack spreads improve 45% and the company achieves record 88% clean product yield.
CME Group reports $6.5 billion in 2025 revenue with record trading volumes of 28.1 million contracts per day as cryptocurrency and micro contract trading surge.
Texas Instruments announces $7.5 billion all-cash acquisition of Silicon Laboratories at a 69% premium, marking TI's largest deal since National Semiconductor in 2011.
GE HealthCare beats Q4 earnings estimates with EPS of $1.44 and announces record backlog of $21.8 billion as AI-powered imaging devices gain FDA clearance.
Boston Scientific stock drops 16% despite Q4 earnings beat as 2026 guidance shows organic growth slowing from 15.8% to 10-11%, disappointing investors.
The Nasdaq Composite falls 2.3% on Wednesday as semiconductor and software stocks extend losses, while the Dow Jones gains 113 points on strength in healthcare and consumer staples.
The US dollar index holds near two-year highs at 97.5 as the partial government shutdown delays the January jobs report and other key economic indicators investors rely on.
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index posts its worst week since 2022 as AMD, Broadcom, Micron, and other chip stocks lose $150 billion in combined market value on AI spending doubts.
President Trump threatens to impose 100% tariffs on all Canadian imports after Canada negotiated a trade agreement with China to lower tariffs on electric vehicles.
Ford's $19.5 billion and GM's $6 billion EV-related writedowns signal a dramatic pivot as Detroit's electric vehicle ambitions meet consumer reluctance and mounting losses.
Toyota Motor achieves record global sales of 10.5 million vehicles in 2025, cementing its position as the world's largest automaker while hybrids drive the growth story.
Regional bank stocks surge 12% in 2026 as investors rotate from Big Tech into undervalued financials, with the Russell 2000 crushing large caps by widest margin since 2001.