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Top 5 US Stock Gainers/Losers (>100B) (1.21)

Intel(INTC) rose 11.72%, with a trading turnover 11.6 Billion USD, and a year-to-date rose 47%. AMD(AMD) rose 7.71%, with a trading turnover 15.3 Billion USD, and a year-to-date rose 16.6%. AppLovin(APP) fell 5.83%, with a trading turnover 3.4 Billion USD, and a year-to-date fell 21%. Shopify (SHOP) fell 4.12%, with a trading turnover 2.2 Billion USD, and a year-to-date fell 13.9%.

Top Gainers & Losers·
US
INTC
+11.72%
US
AMD
+7.71%
US
MU
+6.61%
Top Gainers & Losers·
US
INTC
+11.72%
US
AMD
+7.71%
US
MU
+6.61%

MetLife Inc. Stock Outperforms Competitors On Strong Trading Day

MetLife Inc. (MET) shares rose 1.36% to $76.60 on a strong trading day, outperforming competitors like Cigna Group (CI) and Prudential Financial Inc. (PRU), while American International Group Inc. (AIG) saw a decline. The S&P 500 Index and Dow Jones Industrial Average also experienced gains. MetLife's stock is currently 12.89% below its 52-week high of $87.94, reached on January 28th. Trading volume was 3.9 million, surpassing the 50-day average of 3.6 million.

Dow Jones·
US
MET
+1.36%
Dow Jones·
US
MET
+1.36%

GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks stage dramatic rebound after Trump announces Greenland framework

Global markets rebounded after President Trump announced a framework for a future deal over Greenland, stating no tariffs would be imposed next month. Wall Street saw significant gains, with the Dow Jones rising 1.21%. The VIX index dropped over 15%, indicating reduced investor nervousness. Meanwhile, the European Parliament suspended work on a trade deal with the U.S. amid ongoing tensions. Bond prices rallied after a selloff, and the U.S. dollar strengthened against other currencies. Oil prices increased slightly, while gold also saw a rise.

Reuters·
US
RSP
+1.69%
Reuters·
US
RSP
+1.69%

investingLive Americas market news wrap: Trump says no tariffs over Greenland

Trump cancels tariffs on Greenland, indicating a future deal framework. The Atlanta Fed GDPNow tracker rises to 5.4%, while United Airlines shows signs of a K-shaped economy. December pending home sales drop 9.3%. In Davos, Trump reassures markets, stating they will recover and eventually double. Gold prices fall to $4780, while WTI crude oil rises to $60.63. Stocks see gains, with the S&P 500 up 1.5%. Trump expresses hope for no further action on Iran, potentially impacting oil prices.

Investinglive·
US
SPY
+1.15%
US
IVV
+1.13%
US
VOO
+1.15%
Investinglive·
US
SPY
+1.15%
US
IVV
+1.13%
US
VOO
+1.15%

US STOCKS-Wall Street jumps on Greenland framework deal

Wall Street surged on news of a framework deal regarding Greenland, preventing new U.S. tariffs on European allies. The Dow rose 1.5%, S&P 500 increased by 1.5%, and Nasdaq jumped 1.7%. President Trump announced the deal on his Truth Social platform, stating that tariffs scheduled for February 1st would not be imposed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 732.01 points to 49,220.6, the S&P 500 gained 103.68 points to 6,900.54, and the Nasdaq Composite increased by 386.98 points to 23,341.31.

Reuters·
US
SPY
+1.15%
US
VOO
+1.15%
US
RSP
+1.69%
Reuters·
US
SPY
+1.15%
US
VOO
+1.15%
US
RSP
+1.69%
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