Khadija Saeed

Khadija Saeed

Khadija Saeed is a financial markets reporter at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, technology and emerging industries. She studied economics and finance at the London School of Economics and previously worked in market research before moving into financial journalism. Her coverage focuses on the companies, innovations and economic trends influencing global investors. Follow Khadija Saeed on Google News.

Chevron stock (CVX) heads into Monday with Venezuela output boost in spotlight

Chevron stock (CVX) heads into Monday with Venezuela output boost in spotlight

Chevron shares rose 1.8% on Friday, closing at $162.11, as investors digested the company’s assertion that it can quickly boost production in Venezuela. At a White House meeting, Vice Chairman Mark Nelson pointed to Chevron’s century-long presence in Venezuela and its unique position as the only U.S. oil major still active there. He claimed Chevron could immediately double crude “liftings” — the volumes loaded for sale — from its joint ventures with PDVSA, the Venezuelan state oil firm. Nelson added, “We are also able to increase our production within our own disciplined investment schemes by about 50% just in the next 18 to 24 months.”
Alibaba stock drops into the weekend as China opens food-delivery probe; what BABA traders watch next

Alibaba stock drops into the weekend as China opens food-delivery probe; what BABA traders watch next

Alibaba Group Holding’s U.S.-listed ADRs dropped 2.3%, closing at $150.96 on Friday. The decline came after China announced an investigation into aggressive competition among food-delivery platforms, drawing attention to the subsidy-heavy “instant retail” battle for one-hour delivery of products—from meals to over-the-counter medicine. Both Alibaba and rival Meituan said they welcome the probe and will cooperate.
11 January 2026
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Class A stock: Beijing’s new demand push sets up the week

Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Class A stock: Beijing’s new demand push sets up the week

Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd’s yuan-denominated Class A shares head into Monday’s session amid renewed policy focus after China’s cabinet unveiled a set of fiscal and financial measures targeting domestic demand, including interest-subsidy support for consumer loans. The stock closed Friday at 7.71 yuan, up 0.26%, with around 241 million shares changing hands. Valuations stand at about 7.9 times earnings and 0.75 times book value, according to data.
Bank of America stock: Trump’s 10% credit-card rate cap call hits ahead of BAC earnings

Bank of America stock: Trump’s 10% credit-card rate cap call hits ahead of BAC earnings

U.S. President Donald Trump announced a one-year cap on credit card interest rates at 10%, set to start on Jan. 20, though he didn’t clarify how the plan would be enforced. The move adds fresh policy risk for Bank of America and other lenders as trading restarts. Banking groups warned this could “reduce credit availability.” Bank of America, American Express, and Capital One did not respond to Reuters’ requests for comment. “When companies can’t price the risk properly, they’ll just reduce credit lines,” said Brian Jacobsen, chief economic strategist at Annex Wealth Management, highlighting that credit cards are unsecured loans.
Johnson & Johnson stock in focus: Trump drug-price pact and fresh cancer data before Monday

Johnson & Johnson stock in focus: Trump drug-price pact and fresh cancer data before Monday

Shares of Johnson & Johnson dipped 0.7% on Friday to $204.39 following the company's announcement of a deal with the Trump administration to lower U.S. drug prices. In return, J&J secured exemptions from certain U.S. tariffs. The company said it will offer medicines at discounted rates via TrumpRx.gov and match Medicaid pricing levels seen in other developed countries, though it did not specify which drugs would be involved or the exact discount sizes. The administration made similar deals with nine other pharmaceutical firms in December as part of its effort to close the gap that leaves U.S. patients paying nearly three times more than those abroad.
Samsung stock in focus: Record retail buying, rising margin debt and India’s source-code push

Samsung stock in focus: Record retail buying, rising margin debt and India’s source-code push

South Korean retail investors snapped up 2.915 trillion won worth of Samsung Electronics shares last week, while unloading roughly 167 billion won in SK Hynix, according to Korea Exchange data. Margin loans tied to Samsung hit a new high of 1.977 trillion won, the figures revealed. Samsung closed Friday at 139,000 won, up 0.14%, after a day’s trading range between 135,200 and 140,700 won, market data showed.
11 January 2026
1 528 529 530 531 532 893
AI PORTFOLIO

Top Stock Picks

Today’s highest-ranked model selections.

#1 STRONG BUY

AerCap

NYSE: AER 95 / 100
#2 BUY

Uber

NYSE: UBER 93 / 100
#3 BUY ON WEAKNESS

Taiwan Semiconductor

NYSE: TSM 91 / 100
#4 ACCUMULATE

AIG

NYSE: AIG 88 / 100
#5 BUY THE RESET

Ferguson

NYSE: FERG 86 / 100
View full portfolio
Editorial model selection. Not personalised advice.