The US economy grew at its fastest pace since 2023, and Apple – well, Google – will finally give Siri an AI upgrade.

Today’s stories:

• The US Economy Had A Growth Spurt
• Apple’s Siri Will Get An AI Upgrade… Thanks To Google

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The World Economic Forum hosted quite the double act, bringing the US president and Nvidia’s CEO to the stage – while gold nabbed another record high, as investors reached for something more real.

Today’s stories:

• The World Economic Forum Focused On AI – And The Rest Was Politics
• Investors Got Physical, Sending Gold To Another Record High

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Investors bailed out of Japanese government bonds, sending their yields up to record levels – while UK unemployment stayed high, with layoffs outpacing vacancies.

Today’s stories:

• Japan’s Bond Market Was Shaken, Not Stirred
• The UK Job Market Was Practically Perfect In Almost No Way

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The US president threatened eight European nations with tariffs in a push to take over Greenland, while China hit its 5% economic growth target – but the country’s broader scorecard was far from a bullseye.

Today’s stories:

• The US President Waved A Red Flag For Greenland
• China’s Economy Landed On Target – But The Country’s Still On The Edge

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China and Canada marked a relationship milestone, building on their own thing outside of the US, while major money managers issued a warning about investing in corporate debt.

Today’s stories:

• China and Canada Worked On Their Commitment Issues, Desperate To Get Back At The US
• Corporate Bond Yields Might Be Too Close For Comfort, Warned Money Managers

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TSMC’s profit sailed past analysts’ expectations, bolstering investors’ confidence in the whole “AI chips” thing, while the UK economy grew by the most since June.

Today’s stories:

• TSMC Delivered Results You’d Need To See To Believe
• The UK Economy Posted Its Biggest Monthly Uptick Since June

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China booked a record-breaking trade surplus, shipping out far more goods than it brought in, while news of a possible election sent Japan’s stock market and its currency moving in opposite directions.

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JPMorgan revealed worse-than-expected results – but its boss softened the blow with a decent economic outlook – while Alphabet joined the $4 trillion club, hot on the heels of its AI deal with Apple.

Today’s stories:

• JPMorgan Released Quarterly Results – And Investors Cut To The Chase
• Alphabet Made A Deal With Apple And Joined The $4 Trillion Club

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