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Reports that Saudi Arabia is negotiating with Pakistan for Chinese-Pakistani JF-17 fighter jets are raising concerns in Washington about the kingdom's commitment to the F-35 program.
EV market share plunged below 8% in January 2026 after the $7,500 federal tax credit expired, revealing how dependent electric vehicle adoption remains on government subsidies.
Procter & Gamble reported fiscal Q2 earnings of $1.88 per share, beating estimates, but flat organic sales revealed continued consumer caution weighing on volumes.
The S&P 500 closed at a record 6,978 Tuesday while the Dow tumbled 400 points, revealing how different sector exposures create dramatically divergent market narratives.
Semiconductor stocks rebound with Micron up 6% and Broadcom gaining 4% despite ongoing trade tensions. Analysts see the sector's pullback as a buying opportunity.
Humana shares plunge more than 20% after the Trump administration proposes just 0.09% Medicare Advantage rate increase for 2027, far below the 5-6% Wall Street expected.
Tesla will require new Full Self-Driving users to pay $99 monthly after February 14, eliminating the one-time $8,000 purchase option. The move comes ahead of Wednesday's Q4 earnings.
President Trump escalates tariffs on South Korean goods to 25% after Seoul's legislature fails to ratify a bilateral trade deal. Hyundai shares drop as South Korea scrambles to respond.
The 10-year Treasury yield fell below 4.22% as investors flee to safety ahead of the Fed's January meeting. Economic slowdown concerns and shutdown risks drive bond buying.
U.S. auto sales forecast to drop to 15.8 million units in 2026, down 2.4% from 2025. Average new vehicle prices at $50,000 have pushed middle-class buyers out of the market.
Federal judges have allowed three major offshore wind farms to resume construction while lawsuits challenging the Trump administration's stop-work orders proceed.
India and the European Union announce landmark free trade agreement eliminating tariffs on 96.6% of goods. The deal aims to boost bilateral trade from $136.5 billion to $200 billion by 2030.