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Wall Street’s Mixed Earnings Symphony: U.S. Giants Shine Amid Tech Caution on January 22, 2026

On January 22, 2026, the North American trading session buzzed with a flurry of corporate earnings announcements, delivering a patchwork of results that highlighted resilience in consumer staples and commodities while revealing ongoing pressures in the semiconductor space. Major U.S. companies stepped into the spotlight, posting outcomes that ranged from …

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US Stocks Rally on Strong Economic Data and Easing Geopolitical Fears

US stock markets extended their upward momentum on Thursday, buoyed by robust economic readings and a retreat in recent geopolitical concerns that had roiled markets late last week.Equities on Wall Street continued climbing as fresh data pointed to resilient US growth and manageable inflation. At the same time, signs of …

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US Inflation Ticks Higher, Dollar Slips as Markets Digest PCE Data

US inflation firmed slightly in November, signaling that price pressures remain persistent. The Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index rose to 2.8% year-on-year from 2.7% in October, matching expectations. On a monthly basis, prices increased by 0.2%, pointing to steady, controlled inflation rather than a rapid slowdown.Core Inflation Keeps Policymakers …

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U.S. Stocks and Crypto Edge Higher After Trump Shelves Greenland-Linked Tariffs

Markets Breathe Easier After Tariff Pause: U.S. financial markets regained momentum after President Donald Trump signaled that Washington would pause planned tariffs tied to negotiations over Greenland, easing fears of a near-term escalation in transatlantic trade tensions. The move followed talks with NATO leadership and was presented as part of …

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Lagarde Abruptly Walks Out of Davos Dinner as US Trade Sec. Criticizes Europe

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde abruptly left a high‑profile dinner at the World Economic Forum in Davos during a speech by U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick that sharply criticized Europe’s economic policies and competitiveness. The private, invitation‑only event, hosted by a leading global investor, was reportedly cut short with …

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Davos Drama: Treasury Secretary Fires Warning at Powell as Trump Weighs Fed Successor

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent publicly warned Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell against attending upcoming Supreme Court hearings related to President Trump’s attempt to remove a Fed board member. Bessent argued that Powell’s presence could appear as judicial influence, undermining the Fed’s independence. He also criticized Powell for pandemic-era asset purchases …

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