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  • PPI and core measures lead a packed U.S. economic calendar Friday, set to shift inflation expectations and trading in rates.
  • Broadcom and Nvidia slid, dragging mega-cap tech lower while select small and mid caps rallied.
  • IDC forecasts global smartphone shipments to drop 12.9% in 2026 amid a worsening memory-chip shortage, squeezing device makers' volumes.
  • U.S. set an internal goal to process roughly 4,500 white South African refugee cases monthly, raising questions about feasibility and approvals.
  • Former F-35 instructor Gerald Eddie Brown Jr. was arrested on charges he trained Chinese military pilots, prompting DOJ national-security charges.
  • Comptroller said he may let congressional leaders review World Liberty Financial's unredacted charter filing amid senators' conflict-of-interest concerns.

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Buy the AWS Dip: Amazon Is Investing Today to Win Cloud Tomorrow

Buy the AWS Dip: Amazon Is Investing Today to Win Cloud Tomorrow

Amazon's share price has pulled back on heavy 2026 AI infrastructure spending headlines, but the selloff creates a targeted long-term opportunity. AWS's $142B revenue run rate and 24% growth plus immediate monetization of new capacity argue for patience. Trade plan: enter at $205.00, stop $190.00, target $260.00 over a 180-trading-day horizon.

Milan Stocks Climb as Italy 40 Sets New Record; Tech and Financials Lead

Milan Stocks Climb as Italy 40 Sets New Record; Tech and Financials Lead

Italian equities closed higher on Monday, driven by gains in technology, financials and industrials. The Investing.com Italy 40 rose 2.07% to a new all-time high. Notable moves included a near-10% jump in STMicroelectronics and multi-percent gains in UniCredit and Prysmian. Market breadth was positive, and commodities and FX markets also moved high…

Paris equities climb as tech, industrials and utilities lead gains

Paris equities climb as tech, industrials and utilities lead gains

French stocks ended higher on Monday, with the CAC 40 up 0.60% and the SBF 120 adding 0.63%. Technology, industrials and utilities names were among the strongest performers, led by a sharp rise in STMicroelectronics. Market breadth favored advancing issues, while volatility measures and select individual stock lows drew attention.

Belgian Shares Close Higher as BEL 20 Reaches New Record

Belgian Shares Close Higher as BEL 20 Reaches New Record

Belgian equities finished higher on Monday, with the BEL 20 rising 1.07% to a fresh all-time high. Leadership came from technology, consumer goods and financials names, while oil, gold and currency markets posted notable directional moves during the session. Market breadth favored advancers over decliners.

Oppenheimer Sticks With Outperform on Workday After Abrupt CEO Switch

Oppenheimer Sticks With Outperform on Workday After Abrupt CEO Switch

Oppenheimer maintained an Outperform rating and a $270 price target on Workday following an unexpected leadership change that returned co-founder Aneel Bhusri to the chief executive position. The firm called the timing 'a critical point' for the company as it faces slowed growth versus peers, recent stock weakness, and a push to accelerate AI capab…

Central Bancompany CEO Buys $979,880 in Class A Shares

Central Bancompany CEO Buys $979,880 in Class A Shares

Central Bancompany CEO Ross John Thomas purchased 40,000 Class A shares on February 6, 2026, paying a weighted average of $24.497 per share for a total of $979,880. The transaction, filed on a Form 4 with the SEC, leaves him with direct ownership of 82,000 shares and indirect ownership of 401,450 shares via Central Trust Company for joint benefit. …

U.S. Olympians Defend Right to Speak After Skier Draws Presidential Rebuke

U.S. Olympians Defend Right to Speak After Skier Draws Presidential Rebuke

A dispute over an American freestyle skier's comments about feeling conflicted representing the United States at the Milano Cortina Olympics has prompted fellow athletes to defend the right to voice opinions. The episode, amplified on social media and addressed directly by former President Donald Trump, has intersected with threats against athletes…

ECB rate stance appropriate, Nagel says as inflation dip proves short-lived

ECB rate stance appropriate, Nagel says as inflation dip proves short-lived

Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said the European Central Bank's policy rate is at the correct level, arguing that a recent fall in inflation to 1.7% is a brief deviation and that medium-term inflation will settle at the 2% target. Nagel said the ECB would only change course if medium-term inflation expectations moved "sustainably and noticeably…

BMO Keeps Kroger at Market Perform After Greg Foran Named CEO

BMO Keeps Kroger at Market Perform After Greg Foran Named CEO

Kroger has named Greg Foran as its new chief executive officer effective immediately, prompting BMO Capital to reiterate a Market Perform rating and a $70.00 price target. The market responded favorably to the leadership change, pushing the shares higher after nearly a year-long search for a permanent CEO. BMO and other analysts weigh the appointme…

Villeroy de Galhau’s Exit Seen as Unlikely to Alter ECB’s Unified Policy Path

Villeroy de Galhau’s Exit Seen as Unlikely to Alter ECB’s Unified Policy Path

The surprise announcement that Francois Villeroy de Galhau will leave his post as Banque de France governor in June is not expected to disrupt the European Central Bank’s current policy trajectory. His early departure hands President Emmanuel Macron the opportunity to appoint a successor ahead of the 2027 presidential vote, yet recent shifts in cen…

NY Fed: Consumers Dial Back Near-Term Inflation Fears as Job Sentiment Improves

NY Fed: Consumers Dial Back Near-Term Inflation Fears as Job Sentiment Improves

The New York Fed's January Survey of Consumer Expectations shows U.S. households trimmed near-term inflation expectations and reported improved hiring prospects, even as they anticipate tougher credit conditions and a higher unemployment rate a year ahead. Policymakers cite steady longer-run inflation expectations as a factor in confidence that inf…

PayPal: Oversold Panic Creates a High-Probability Swing Trade

PayPal: Oversold Panic Creates a High-Probability Swing Trade

PayPal plunged after a weak quarter and lowered guidance, but the sell-off appears overextended. Balance-sheet strength, meaningful free cash flow and single-digit valuation create an asymmetric risk/reward for a mid-term (45 trading days) long trade. This is a tactical trade, not a statement that all operational issues are solved.

Truist Lifts AGCO Price Target to $152 Citing Robust Cash Generation

Truist Lifts AGCO Price Target to $152 Citing Robust Cash Generation

Truist Securities raised its price target on AGCO to $152 from $134 and retained a Buy rating following a quarter of stronger sales, margins and outsized operating cash flow. The farm-equipment maker beat consensus adjusted EPS for the fourth quarter, issued modest 2026 EPS growth guidance, and signaled continued capital returns including share rep…