EUR/USD loses 0.63% to 1.1618 after touching 1.1530 lows.

The Q4 2025 blended earnings growth estimate now stands at 2.4%.

Sharp declines in residential investment and a C$23 billion inventory drawdown signal a structural erosion of economic momentum.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, the backbone of massive data centers relies on cutting-edge optical technologies to handle unprecedented data flows.

Major indexes pared back significant losses seen earlier in the day, but the Dow still marked a third-straight loss as it fell triple digits.

MongoDB (MDB) shares plummeted as weak guidance signaled decelerating Atlas growth and stalled AI monetization. Analysts slashed price targets, warning that a valuation reset and consumption-based model suggest a grueling recovery ahead.

Nasdaq’s refusal to break recent lows signals a powerful rotation back into growth and tech names.

Paramount Global and Skydance Media's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has created a media giant with $79 billion in net debt, leading to credit downgrades to junk status by Fitch and Moody's.

Canadian Dollar firms on Iran-driven oil spike despite weak Q4 GDP and a cautious BoC.

Iraq's conflict is subtly trimming Fed rate cut expectations, with markets now pricing in fewer than two cuts for 2024.

Israel’s economy remains resilient as the Tel Aviv 35 index hits record highs despite regional conflict. Strong hi-tech investment and 4% GDP growth support the Shekel, reflecting investor optimism for a post-war recovery.

The US dollar is testing major resistance near 100 while silver faces a potential breakdown below key support levels.

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U.S. equities (SPY) are significantly outperforming international markets (CWI) as crude oil surges to 52-week highs following strikes on Iran.

The 2026 Canadian Dividend Aristocrats index grew to 97 stocks yielding 3.58% after 12 additions.

On Holding shares plunged 15% despite record sales as weak guidance and FX losses weighed on sentiment.

The pace of central bank gold buying slowed modestly in January in the midst of record high prices.

Extreme optimism has left the S&P 500 and TSX vulnerable to macro shocks as markets enter a painful mean reversion.

Total construction spending remains near cycle highs despite slumps in non-residential and manufacturing sectors.