US President Donald Trump has announced an increase in US duties on a number of goods from South Korea to 25%. This will affect, for example, cars and pharmaceutical products. Trump expressed displeasure that South Korean lawmakers never approved his "grand bargain" with the country's president made last summer.

Trump increased duties on goods from South Korea to 25%

Apple Inc.

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Investment bank expects pressure on Apple's margins due to memory price hikes to start to abate

JPMorgan expects Apple's profits to rise due to strong iPhone demand. What will the report show?

The death of 37-year-old Alex Pretty at the hands of U.S. Border Patrol agents has divided the American society in opinions, which was reflected in the comments of representatives of the business community. In particular, billionaire Ray Dalio warned that the U.S. was on the verge of a "more obvious civil war," and Bill Ackman pointed to the extreme polarization of views on everything that is happening in the country. What entrepreneurs wrote about in connection with the events in Minneapolis - in our selection.

"This is not good for America." Dalio, Ackman and business leaders - on the events in Minneapolis

Microsoft Corporation

Alphabet Inc.

Amazon.com, Inc.

Maia 200 is the highest performing chip among hyperscaler solutions, claims Microsoft

Microsoft has released a new AI chip. It will help reduce dependence on Nvidia

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Tesla, Inc.

The market is gripped by anxiety ahead of reports from major tech companies, according to Evercore ISI strategist Julian Emanuel. Why does he think this is good news and which stocks does he suggest adding to a portfolio?

'Not today': analyst saw reason for optimism in market anxiety over bigtechs 

On January 26, the dollar fell to a four-month low, gold and silver broke records and traded at the time of publication around $5130 and $112 per ounce, respectively. Moreover, silver is rising in price faster than gold. The dramatic rise in the prices of protective assets is considered a market fear indicator - investors react to geopolitical shocks. Alexey Basov, head of investment bank BSF Partners, writes in his Telegram channel <a href="https://web.telegram.org/k/#@basovalexey">"Investments of the highnet"</a> why it may be too late to enter this rally.

Dollar collapse, rising gold and silver prices and late entry risks

GameStop Corp.

Investor Michael Burry, famous for betting against the U.S. mortgage market before the 2008 financial crisis, said he is buying shares in GameStop, a chain of stores for gamers.

'I'm willing to hold the stock long-term': Michael Burry reveals investment in GameStop

Airbus SE

The Boeing Company

Airbus warns of a sharp rise in geopolitical risks at the start of 2026 and urges employees to prepare for an "unprecedented number of crises" period. Company executives point to a deteriorating external environment, trade conflicts and the need to be prepared for changing conditions. Analysts say the risks for Airbus are higher than for its U.S. rival Boeing, but remain positive on the European aircraft maker's shares.

Airbus urged to prepare for new crises. Why are its risks higher than Boeing's?

The dollar on January 26 on the world currency markets fell to its lowest level in four months. The U.S. dollar index, which tracks its dynamics against six world currencies, fell by 0.6% to 97.02.

The dollar is at a four-month low. What is putting pressure on the currency?

Newmont Corporation

Barrick Mining Corporation

Hecla Mining Company

Coeur Mining, Inc.

Shares of gold mining companies soared after the price of gold exceeded $5100 for the first time. The growth in the value of the metal increases the revenue and profitability of mining companies. Analysts do not yet predict the end of the rally.

Mining stocks rose in price following gold's record. What do analysts expect?

Micron Technology, Inc.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

SK hynix Inc.

Wall Street analysts almost unanimously recommend buying shares of AI memory chip makers 

Samsung wants to start supplying memory to Nvidia ahead of competitors. Is this a risk for them?


Markets that haven't experienced corrections in a long time are becoming increasingly sensitive to any negative signals, Wall Street says