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AerCap Holdings, the world's largest aircraft leasing company, reports Q4 2025 earnings as Boeing production delays and soaring airline demand create the tightest supply of commercial aircraft in modern aviation history.
The Consumer Confidence Index crashed to 84.5 in January — its lowest reading since 2014 and below COVID-era depths — yet retail spending rose 10% and luxury purchases jumped 15%, creating an economic paradox that is baffling economists.
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.
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.
U.S. defense spending has crossed the $1 trillion threshold for the first time as Congress approves an $839 billion base budget plus $150 billion in reconciliation funding, sending Lockheed, Northrop, and L3Harris to new highs.
The average IRS tax refund could reach $3,800 this filing season, roughly $1,000 more than last year, thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act's expanded deductions for tips, overtime, and higher earners.
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%.
The Federal Reserve finalized its 2026 bank stress test scenarios simulating a severe recession with 10% unemployment and a 39% commercial real estate crash, while freezing capital buffer requirements until 2027.
Cigna reports adjusted Q4 EPS of $8.08, beating estimates, but 2026 guidance of $30.25 disappoints Wall Street as the insurer restructures its pharmacy benefits business.
ICE reports record fourth-quarter earnings with adjusted EPS of $1.71, up 13% year-over-year, driven by strong trading volumes and data services growth.
US consumer spending recorded its steepest drop since 2022 as tariff uncertainty, elevated prices, and wage volatility combine to chill household purchasing across discretionary categories.
For the first time in its Bitcoin accumulation history, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) holds cryptocurrency worth less than its $76,037 average purchase price.