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Mexico's Steel Trade Surplus with U.S. 'Not Justified' for Tariffs

Mexico says U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs unjustified due to trade surplus with U.S.

Strong Labor Market Dampens Fed's Prospects for Interest Rate Cut in 2025

The US labor market remains resilient, with unemployment at a eight-month low, wages growing, and job gains revised higher. This suggests the Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates in the near term.

Musk's DOGE Team Vetted by Treasury Secretary, No System 'Tinkering'

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent vets Treasury employee on Musk's government efficiency team, assures no data tampering. Bessent expresses confidence in Musk's team's abilities, highlighting their professionalism and potential cost savings.

Trump Targets Hedge Fund Deduction in Tax Talk

President Trump eyes ending a favorite deduction for hedge fund managers, including the "carried interest tax deduction loophole." This move could face strong opposition from the hedge fund industry and some GOP colleagues, but Democrats have long advocated for its elimination.

IMF Warns Japan of Spillover Risks from Market Volatility

Japan should monitor the impact of rising foreign market volatility and the Bank of Japan's interest rate hikes on its financial system, the IMF says.

Uber Shares Fall on Weak Q4 Results and Commercialization Concerns

Ride-sharing giant Uber's shares plunged 7.24% after reporting weak Q4 results, including missed gross booking guidance. However, the company added more users than expected, leading to revenue growth. Despite a mixed quarter, Uber remains bullish with a share repurchase program and strong financial outlook, including mid-to-high teen gross bookings growth over the next three years.

Why Snap Stock Is Falling Today

Snap (SNAP) stock fell 7.1% after reporting mixed Q4 results. DAUs grew 9% to 453 million, while revenue met expectations and earnings/EBITDA exceeded them. Despite the positive metrics, the market sold off SNAP, leading analysts to downgrade the stock. Its volatility and the potential impact of a US TikTok ban make it a challenging investment. However, given the stock's 38.1% decline from its 52-week high, it may present a buying opportunity. Access our free analysis report for an in-depth look at SNAP's prospects.

Slower Cloud Growth Hits Alphabet Revenue, Shares Sink

Alphabet's revenue falls short of expectations due to slow cloud growth, despite planned capital expenditures of $75 billion in 2025. Competition in AI intensifies as Chinese startup DeepSeek raises concerns about Google's advantages.

US Stocks Post Gains Amid Trade War Fears and Jobs Data

US stocks rose on Tuesday, led by Big Tech companies, as investors assessed China's immediate retaliation to President Trump's additional tariffs and the potential risks of a trade war. Traders also considered new jobs data, which showed a larger-than-expected decline in job openings in December. Investors continue to watch for signs of a cooling labor market as the Federal Reserve considers future interest rate cuts amid persistent inflation.

Shares Slide as Vaccine Concerns Cast Shadow over Health Secretary Nominee

Shares of vaccine-makers and food companies fell after President Trump's nominee for health secretary, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who has voiced concerns about vaccine safety and called out unhealthy ingredients in packaged foods, moved closer to confirmation.