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The jobless claims report for the week ended Jan. 24 showed that the underlying labor market trend remained fairly resilient.
Jobless claims remain low while GDP growth accelerates, signaling labor market resilience, economic momentum, making a case for pausing rate cuts.
Donald Trump used the Davos stage to press again for U.S. control of Greenland, framing the Arctic territory as vital for national and international security and a cornerstone of American strategic dominance.
BoE Governor Andrew Bailey warned that rising geopolitical tensions pose risks to financial stability and growth as the central bank cautiously continues gradual rate cuts with inflation still above target.
SpaceX's index inclusion, SK Hynix's Nasdaq debut and Alphabet's Dow addition over the next two weeks could inject fresh momentum, but AI capex skepticism and stagflation risks linger beneath the surface.
WTI crude is fast approaching prewar levels as two powerful forces converge: an evaporating geopolitical risk premium and a quietly deteriorating Chinese demand outlook that markets may not have fully priced in.
Despite 9 straight weeks of inventory draws, WTI crude cracked below $73 as dollar strength, Fed rate hike fears, and Hormuz reopening hopes overwhelmed bullish supply data.
Gold sheds 3.5%, smashing through the $4,000 support level amid a hawkish Fed and rising dollar. Investors now look to upcoming PCE data to see if the metal can stabilize or if a deeper correction lies ahead.
Micron’s Q3 2026 earnings report is a pivotal test for the AI memory supercycle. With massive expectations, traders are watching for guidance that could either fuel or stall the current Nasdaq selloff.
Sterling's muted reaction to Starmer's exit masks a bigger story: Fed-BoE divergence, not Westminster politics, is the dominant force.
With USD/JPY nearing 160, Tokyo weighs intervention. Following talks between Katayama and Bessent, markets are watching for signs of potential coordinated support for the struggling yen.
Oil futures crashed below $80 amid a US-Iran peace deal on the Strait of Hormuz. While the war premium evaporates, physical supply constraints and OPEC+ price floors suggest limits to the sell-off.