Here are the most important news about which investors need to start their trade day.
1. The strong run was threatened
US stocks were ready to fall for the start of the week. Shares of AI companies have pushed the market forward in recent months-China has been disturbing among concerns about the low-cost AI competitor. Can come after a potential bridge backback Dow Jones Industrial AverageS&P 500 and Nes Deck Composite Posted in two straight winning weeks. On Friday, a wide -ranging S&P targeted the intra -day record. Revenue will create a market this week, as the so -called magnificent 7 stocks will publish more than half the results. The Federal Reserve will also announce its latest policy decision on Wednesday. Follow the market updates directly.
2. Deep drop
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Shares of tech companies associated with AI nvidiaFor, for, for,. Broadcom And Microsoft fell into priority trading as investors digest Chinese startup dept capabilities. The company claims that it has developed an open source large language model launched in December only 6 million-a small portion of US-tech companies is spending on AI. The reasoning model, released last week, allegedly surpassed the Open AI on several third -party tests. JP Morgan’s analyst Sandeep Deshpande wrote in a note explaining this concern: “Thus, with a significant amount of investment in AI investment in the United States, that DiPsic’s most effective and low resources are associated with. The AI model has presented such important innovation and success.
3. Tech Troho
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg watched US President Donald Trump on January 20, 2025, before lunch on the day of the opening of US President Donald Trump’s second presidential term in Washington.
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Concerns over US tech stocks come in a week when many major companies in the sector will report income. MethodFor, for, for,. MicrosoftFor, for, for,. apple And Tesla All posts will result. Out of tech, other major companies include reporting General motorsFor, for, for,. BoeingFor, for, for,. StarbucksFor, for, for,. ComcostFor, for, for,. Shaverone And Exxon Mobel. The key results to see this week are:
- Tuesday: General Motors, Boeing (before the bell); Starbucks (after the bell)
- Wednesday: Meta, Microsoft, Tesla, IbmFor, for, for,. Levy Strauss (After the bell)
- Thursday: Southwest Airlines, Comacket (before the bell); apple, Intel (After the bell)
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4. The trade battle was delayed
Colombian Foreign Minister Louis Gilberto Merilo spoke during a press conference at the Colombian Foreign Ministry on the day that US President Donald Trump entered the country with Colombian President Gustao Petro to enter the country with Colombian collombis in Bogota in Bogota. After refusing to give permission, he announced the imposition of taxes and sanctions. Colombia, January 26, 2025.
Luisa gonzalez | Reuters
The second Trump administration’s first potential trade war really ended before the beginning. White House Delayed, Colombian goods were threatened with 25 % of revenue when it said that the South American nation changed the opposite course and agreed to accept US military flights carrying deported immigrants. Although Colombia is not one of the US trade partners, it is the second largest provider to provide the United States, and is a largest crude oil exporter. Investors and consumers are still looking forward to seeing whether President Donald Trump will slap revenue on Chinese, Canada and Mexico’s goods.
5. Pharma and Trump
Although Trump has had friendly relations with many business sectors, his relationship with pharmaceutical companies has not always been smooth. The industry hopes that Trump’s second term will change during employment. Executives are anxious to see if the White House insurance is trying to reform middlemen known as Pharmacy Benefit Managers. They are also looking at whether Trump or the Republican Congress tries to make a change in medical drug prices with the Congress. Read more about industry expectations here.
– CNBC’s Fred Ambrrit, Pie Singh, Jenny Red, Jessy Pound and Anica Kim Constitino Coopered in this report.