Amazon.com, Inc.

Anthropic has raised up to $15 billion at a company valuation of $350 billion amid explosive growth in AI businesses. SpaceX is considering an IPO in mid-2026 to raise up to $50 billion at a valuation of $1.5 trillion - potentially the largest offering in history. On these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of January 28.

Top story for the morning: Anthropic raises up to $15 billion, SpaceX prepares $1.5 trillion IPO

The precious metal broke through $5200, the euro jumped to its highest against the dollar in nearly five years

Gold and the euro soared after Trump's words that the dollar is "doing great" 

Cloudflare, Inc.

Cloudflare's free infrastructure proved essential to the suddenly popular AI agent Moltbot

Cloudflare shares soar thanks to the success of Alien AI assistant. Is it worth buying them?

Tesla, Inc.

Tesla shares are the most expensive in the "Magnificent Seven" in terms of price to projected earnings ratio

Analysts raise targets on Tesla despite lowered earnings expectations. What is it?

In an interview, David Rosenberg explains why the rally is speculative and 'to a large extent junky' 

Rosenberg Research head says small-cap rally like 'going to the casino'

Revolut obtained a full banking license in Mexico in October

Fintech Revolut has launched its first bank outside Europe

Apple Inc.

UnitedHealth Group Incorporated

Microsoft Corporation

The main U.S. stock index hit a new high for the first time since mid-January

New S&amp;P 500 record, dollar falls, gold rises. What's on the market before Mag7 reports?

LVMH Moet Hennessy - Louis Vuitton, Societe Europeenne

Tapestry, Inc.

Ralph Lauren Corporation

Louis Vuitton owner reports weak holiday quarter. Hope for China?

General Motors Company

General Motors beat analysts' expectations in the previous quarter thanks to strong demand for pickup trucks and SUVs. The auto concern improved its profit forecast for the current year and approved a new share buyback program. Against the backdrop of strong reporting, GM quotes soared nearly 10%, hitting an all-time high. Despite the growth, most analysts on Wall Street still recommend buying them.

GM shares hit a record. Demand for big cars helped beat profit forecasts

The Boeing Company

Boeing's deliveries of airplanes last year reached the highest since 2018. Against this background, the American aircraft giant <a href="https://investors.boeing.com/investors/news/press-release-details/2026/Boeing-Reports-Fourth-Quarter-Results/default.aspx">reported</a> positive cash flow for the second consecutive quarter and reported a 57% increase in quarterly revenue, <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-27/boeing-cash-sales-rise-after-most-jet-deliveries-since-2018">notes</a> Bloomberg. The market's first reaction to the company's report was a sell-off in shares: investors were alarmed by persistent losses in key segments. Nevertheless, then quotes recovered the fall.

Boeing reported its best sales since 2018. How did the stock react? 

The Bloomberg Dollar Index fell 0.7% in trading on January 27, reaching its lowest level since March 2022. The world's main reserve currency is depreciating for the fourth day in a row, demonstrating the worst week since Ma, notes Bloomberg.

The dollar has fallen to its lowest level in almost four years. What is devaluing the currency?

SK hynix Inc.

Shares of SK Hynix, a supplier of dynamic RAM and semiconductors,<a href="https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/000660.KS/"> rose</a> by 8.7% at the end of trading on the Korea Exchange on January 27, reaching an all-time high. This is how investors, among other things, reacted to reports that the company is the only supplier of advanced memory for the new chip of artificial intelligence from Microsoft, <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-27/sk-hynix-shares-eye-record-high-on-microsoft-supply-deal-report">writes</a> Bloomberg.

Donald Trump