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Consumer staples stocks are outperforming tech in 2026 as investors flee volatility for steady dividends. Colgate, Church & Dwight, and Procter & Gamble show pricing power amid tariff uncertainty.
Bitcoin ended January 2026 near $85,000 after dropping 20% from its early-month peak of $106,000. With $1.75 billion in liquidations and Fed uncertainty, crypto faces a pivotal February.
Copper futures hit an all-time high of $6.50 per pound on January 29 before retreating to $5.97 as dollar strength and Fed transition news reversed the tariff-driven rally.
As Alphabet prepares to report Q4 2025 results on February 4, analysts focus on Google Cloud growth, AI monetization, and whether Gemini investments are paying off.
Claude-maker Anthropic closes a massive $10 billion funding round at a $350 billion valuation, nearly doubling its worth in just three months as AI competition intensifies.
The Russell 2000 surged more than 5% in January 2026, outpacing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq as investors rotate from mega-cap tech into smaller companies.
The dollar index fell 2% in January to near four-year lows as geopolitical tensions, trade policy shifts, and vanishing rate advantages fuel capital outflows.
Royal Caribbean shares surged 14% after the cruise giant reported record revenue and issued 2026 earnings guidance of up to $18.10 per share, far exceeding expectations.
The S&P 500 finished January 2026 up 1.4%, marking its fourth consecutive positive January. Historical data suggests this 'January Barometer' bodes well for full-year returns.
Silver crashes 30% to $78.53 in its worst single-day decline since 1980, while gold tumbles 12% below $5,000 as Kevin Warsh nomination triggers massive margin call liquidations.
Warren Buffett's retirement leaves new CEO Greg Abel with a record cash pile and difficult questions about Berkshire Hathaway's future direction.
Boeing has begun a $1 billion expansion at its South Carolina facility to boost 787 Dreamliner production to 10 aircraft monthly, responding to a 321-aircraft order backlog.