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On Friday, in the early Asia-Pacific session, S&P 500 index futures and NASDAQ futures fell by about 0.2%, while Dow futures dropped by about 0.3%

Top 5 US Stock Gainers/Losers (>100B) (1.29)

Meta Platforms(META) rose 10.4%, with a trading turnover 43.5 Billion USD, and a year-to-date rose 11.8%. IBM(IBM) rose 5.13%, with a trading turnover 3.1 Billion USD, and a year-to-date rose 4.4%. SAP AG-Sponsored(SAP) fell 15.2%, with a trading turnover 1.9 Billion USD, and a year-to-date fell 17.6%. Microsoft(MSFT) fell 9.99%, with a trading turnover 54.9 Billion USD, and a year-to-date fell 10.4%.

European fourth-quarter corporate profits expected to fall 3.9%

European corporate profits are projected to decline by 3.9% in the fourth quarter of 2025, slightly better than the previously expected 4.2% drop. Revenues are also anticipated to fall by 3.5%. This earnings season is crucial for assessing how European firms are coping with trade disruptions, particularly as the euro strengthens, impacting exporters' competitiveness. In contrast, S&P 500 companies are expected to see a 9.2% earnings growth, highlighting a stark difference in outlook between European and U.S. firms.

The S&P 500 index maintained a decline of 1%, the Dow Jones fell by 0.2%, the NASDAQ dropped by 1.8%, and the semiconductor index decreased by 1.5%. As January 29 approached noon in New York, U.S. President Trump praised the rise of the stock market

US STOCKS-Wall Street slides to over one-week low as Big Tech's soaring AI budgets trigger flight

Wall Street's main indexes fell to over one-week lows, with the Dow down 0.42%, S&P 500 down 1.1%, and Nasdaq down 2.11%. Major tech companies like Microsoft and Tesla saw significant drops due to disappointing earnings and increased capital expenditures. Meta, however, rose nearly 8% after a positive revenue forecast. Concerns over AI-related spending and its impact on future earnings growth weighed on investor sentiment. The energy index rose 1.5% amid surging oil prices, while notable earnings from Caterpillar and IBM boosted their stock prices.