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Memory chip stocks surge as AI demand drives a global supply crunch, pushing prices up and fueling a "supercycle" expected to last into 2027.
AB InBev will buy back a 49.9% stake in its US metal container plants for $3B, using cash on hand, aiming to boost earnings from year one.
AMD showcased new MI455 and MI440X AI chips at CES, previewed MI500 for 2027, and strengthened its push to challenge Nvidia.
USD/JPY is trading around 156.364, currently in a broad consolidation phase with a slight bullish bias, moving between key horizontal support and resistance levels. Immediate resistance is at 157.750, which acted as a ceiling in late December, while the pair is testing immediate support at 156.120, with stronger supports at 155.000 and 154.300, the latter being a major historical floor
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says next-gen Vera Rubin chips are in full production, promising up to 5x AI performance as competition intensifies.
The ISM Manufacturing PMI fell to 47.9 in December 2025, showing that the U.S. manufacturing sector contracted for the 10th month in a row. This was a 0.3 percentage point decline from November and the lowest reading of the year. Despite the ongoing weakness in manufacturing, the overall U.S. economy continued to grow for the 68th consecutive month. Production remained in
Comcast spun off Versant Media, including NBCUniversal cable channels, to focus on streaming. Versant begins trading on Nasdaq, marking a shift in media strategy.
OPEC+ kept oil production unchanged, prioritising market stability despite political turmoil among members and falling oil prices.
Tesla lost its title as the world's top EV maker to China's BYD after sales fell for a second year, hit by tougher competition and the end of U.S. tax credits.
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said the central bank will keep raising interest rates if growth and inflation continue to match its forecasts.
Japan's manufacturing activity steadied in December as demand declines slowed, with the PMI rising to 50.0, signaling an end to contraction.
During previous week Gold has seen slight move to the upside, before closing close to 4328.00. Economic Calendar Analysis Lower levels of volatility may assist in the further move to the upside in the near term. XAU/USD short-term forecast XAU/USD Gold maintains a strong bullish bias near 4418.00, supported by ongoing safe-haven demand amid elevated geopolitical uncertainty. Technically, price action has fully recovered
U.S. new car sales rose about 2% in 2025, as demand for gas-powered trucks and SUVs offset EV slowdowns and regulatory uncertainty.
FX pair saw minor volatility, below closing close 1.34600. Economic Calendar Moderate volatility levels may be anticipated may be expected due to upcoming data releases from United States and United Kingdom. GBP/USD hourly chart analysis GBP USD pair is exhibiting a short-term bullish trend as the price is trading above the rising 50, 100 and 200 Simple Moving Averages. The pair is currently
EUR/USD saw slight drawdown in the price, closing below 1.17200. Economic Calendar Analysis Moderate levels of volatility may persist throughout the week, taking in consideration fundamental data releases this week. EUR/USD hourly chart analysis EUR/USD hourly chart shows a bearish trend as price action remains below the 50, 100, and 200-period moving averages, which are currently fanning out in a downward direction. After breaking
Venezuela's oil output may rise after the U.S. seized President Maduro, boosting global supply and pressuring oil prices long term.
German exporters are set for continued weakness in the U.S. and China, with tariffs, strong euro, and local competition weighing on key markets.
Warner Bros is expected to reject Paramount's $108.4 billion hostile bid, favoring a rival Netflix deal, a source familiar with the matter said.
The U.S. military awarded Boeing a $2.7 billion contract to provide post-production support for Apache helicopters, the Pentagon said.
The U.S. has granted TSMC an annual licence to import U.S. chipmaking equipment into its China plants, ensuring uninterrupted operations.
The U.S. dollar opened 2026 on a soft note after its biggest annual fall in eight years, while the euro and pound stayed strong.
UK house prices fell 0.4% in December, leaving annual growth at 0.6%, the weakest since April 2024.
The United States lowered proposed new duties on several Italian pasta makers after a review found exporters addressed anti-dumping concerns.
XAG/USD is trading around $74.49 in a long-term ascending channel, showing a bullish bias after rebounding from support at $70.50. Immediate resistance is at $80.00, with the next key level near $85.00, while major support sits at $70.50 and deeper at $64.30. The price is above the 60-period SMA, confirming short-term momentum, and the bounce off the channel bottom highlights