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  • Analysts recommend buying MercadoLibre due to Brazil hypergrowth, with suggested entry $1,831 and target $2,400.
  • Oil prices fell after a 10-day Lebanon-Israel ceasefire eased supply concerns, with Brent near $98 and WTI around $93.
  • Gold edged lower in Asian trade but remained set for a mild weekly gain.
  • Zip Co reported record Q3 cash EBTDA of A$65.1m and raised FY26 cash EBTDA guidance to at least A$260m.
  • Tesla posted engineering roles in Taiwan for its Terafab AI chip complex, seeking expertise in advanced semiconductor production.

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Carney Retracts Davos Remarks in Phone Call with Trump, U.S. Treasury Official Says

Carney Retracts Davos Remarks in Phone Call with Trump, U.S. Treasury Official Says

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Prime Minister Mark Carney, in a phone conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump, sought to distance himself from remarks he made at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Bessent described the reversal as forceful and said the Canadian leader had previously been applauded at Davos for urging nations to ac…

Takaichi Says Japan-US Alliance Would Fail if Tokyo Abandoned Taiwan in Crisis

Takaichi Says Japan-US Alliance Would Fail if Tokyo Abandoned Taiwan in Crisis

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi told a nationally televised program that Japan's strategic partnership with the United States would collapse if Tokyo failed to stand by U.S. forces in a crisis over Taiwan. She clarified that her earlier remarks about a possible military response should not be read as Japan proactively initiating combat, saying action…

Oil slides as Middle East tensions and U.S. winter outages weigh on market

Oil slides as Middle East tensions and U.S. winter outages weigh on market

Oil prices fell in Asian trading as market attention centered on tensions between the United States and Iran and on possible supply disruptions from severe winter weather in the U.S. Recent gains tied to geopolitical risk were moderated by Kazakhstan signaling a restart at its Tengiz field, even as U.S. storms reportedly took up to 2 million barrel…

Mat Ishbia and SFS Holding Complete $11.1M Sale of UWM Class A Shares

Mat Ishbia and SFS Holding Complete $11.1M Sale of UWM Class A Shares

UWM Holdings Corp insiders, including CEO Mat Ishbia and SFS Holding Corp - a 10% stakeholder - sold a combined 1,898,622 Class A shares across three transactions between January 22 and January 26, 2026, generating roughly $11.1 million. The disposals occurred under an existing 10b5-1 plan. Post-transaction ownership and UWM's recent financial and …

Glaukos President Sells $1.34M in Stock After Exercising Options; Company Posts Strong Q4 Preliminary Sales

Glaukos President Sells $1.34M in Stock After Exercising Options; Company Posts Strong Q4 Preliminary Sales

Glaukos President and COO Joseph E. Gilliam sold 10,498 shares of company stock on January 22, 2026, for $1.34 million and simultaneously exercised options to acquire the same number of shares at $55.18 per share. The transactions, disclosed on a Form 4 filing, were made under a Rule 10b5-1 trading plan adopted June 11, 2025. Separately, Glaukos re…

Microsoft Secures Approval to Add 15 Data Centers Near Mount Pleasant Site

Microsoft Secures Approval to Add 15 Data Centers Near Mount Pleasant Site

Local officials in Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin unanimously approved proposals from Microsoft to construct 15 additional data centers adjacent to an existing facility. The approved sites sit on acreage previously reserved for a Foxconn plant that did not proceed as planned. The company’s build-out is expected to substantially increase local taxable va…

Markets Rise as Earnings Anticipation Counters U.S. Tariff Move on South Korea; Dollar Weakness Lifts Precious Metals

Markets Rise as Earnings Anticipation Counters U.S. Tariff Move on South Korea; Dollar Weakness Lifts Precious Metals

Asian equities ticked higher as investors shifted attention to an incoming slate of U.S. mega-cap earnings, even after President Trump announced increased tariffs on South Korean imports. The dollar weakened, helping precious metals rally, while a range of geopolitical and domestic U.S. risks - including a criminal probe into the Fed chair and fund…

Oil Pulls Back Despite U.S. Winter Storm Disrupting Production

Oil Pulls Back Despite U.S. Winter Storm Disrupting Production

Oil prices retreated modestly even as a sweeping U.S. winter storm forced temporary reductions in crude output and hampered Gulf Coast refineries. Market participants cited production losses of up to 2 million barrels per day and refinery disruptions, while geopolitical developments and OPEC+ policy dynamics continued to shape sentiment.

Micron to Expand Memory Production Capacity in Singapore, Sources Say

Micron to Expand Memory Production Capacity in Singapore, Sources Say

Three people familiar with the matter said Micron Technology plans to announce a new investment to expand memory chip manufacturing capacity in Singapore, with the company expected to make the announcement as soon as Tuesday. One source said the investment would target NAND flash memory. The decision comes amid an acute shortage of memory chips aff…

Japan Quietly Urges Fishermen to Steer Clear of Disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands

Japan Quietly Urges Fishermen to Steer Clear of Disputed Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands

Japanese authorities have privately asked some local fishermen to avoid waters around the disputed Senkaku Islands - also claimed by China as Diaoyu - amid heightened tensions following political remarks and increased Chinese coast guard activity. The guidance reflects a tension between using fishing activity to demonstrate Japan’s administrative c…

Yen Rally and Intervention Risk Keep Dollar Muted

Yen Rally and Intervention Risk Keep Dollar Muted

The Japanese yen remained solid after two sessions of sharp appreciation as markets stayed alert to the potential for coordinated foreign-exchange intervention by U.S. and Japanese authorities. The stronger yen weighed on the U.S. dollar, which hovered near four-month lows amid domestic political turmoil, concerns about a possible government shutdo…