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Tesla sold just 235,000 vehicles across Europe in 2025, a 28% decline from the prior year. January 2026 is tracking even worse as the world's most valuable automaker faces a brand crisis abroad.
China's largest chipmaker warns that companies are trying to build 10 years of data center capacity in one or two years, and many of those facilities may sit idle because use cases have not been fully thought through.
Gold rises above $5,060 per ounce on February 11, 2026, as soft U.S. economic data fuels expectations for three Federal Reserve rate cuts this year and global central banks continue accumulating bullion.
Corning surged to a record close above $122, with shares up 50% year-to-date in 2026, after its $6 billion fiber-optic supply deal with Meta positions the legacy glassmaker as an essential AI infrastructure supplier.
S&P 500 companies are on track for record 13.9% net profit margins in 2026, nearly 3 percentage points above the 10-year average, as all 11 sectors project earnings growth.
European bank stocks posted their best year in history in 2025, surging 76% and crushing American peers. Barclays reports full-year results Monday with analysts expecting record returns.
Gold has surpassed US Treasuries in central bank reserves for the first time in three decades. With 95% of central banks expecting gold holdings to grow, the shift signals a structural move away from dollar dominance.
The MSCI Emerging Markets index surged nearly 9% in January 2026, its best opening month since 2012, while developed market stocks gained just 2.2%.
The Dow surged 1,207 points on Friday to close at 50,115, breaching the historic 50,000 milestone for the first time in less than two years after crossing 40,000.
The iShares Expanded Tech-Software ETF has plunged 22% into bear market territory, erasing nearly $1 trillion in market value as AI disruption fears reshape the technology landscape.
Silver suffered its largest single-day percentage drop in history after the CME hiked margin requirements, triggering forced liquidation that erased 40% from record highs above $121 per ounce.
A year after Trump's sweeping tariffs shook global markets, the US has shifted from blanket 25% duties to bilateral framework agreements and hard quotas with its top trading partners.