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Goldman Sachs stock closes lower after Epstein-email report; debt filing and rates loom next

Goldman Sachs stock closes lower after Epstein-email report; debt filing and rates loom next

NEW YORK, Feb 3, 2026, 21:05 EST — Markets have closed. Goldman Sachs shares dipped 0.8% Tuesday following a Reuters report based on newly disclosed U.S. Department of Justice documents. The records reveal the bank’s top lawyer, Kathryn Ruemmler, accepted gifts from the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and advised him on managing media questions. Ruemmler responded that she acted as a defense attorney for Epstein and that the emails “have nothing to do with my work at Goldman Sachs.” The stock closed at $938.99, having traded between $919.17 and $964.35 earlier in the session.
4 February 2026
Bank of America (BAC) stock faces a new test after price-target cuts and $50.58 chart level

Bank of America (BAC) stock faces a new test after price-target cuts and $50.58 chart level

TD Cowen lowered its price target on Bank of America to $64 from $66 but kept a buy rating, following the bank’s quarterly results. The broker highlighted management’s forecast that revenue will exceed expenses by about 200 basis points — roughly two percentage points — in fiscal 2026, according to a summary of brokerage notes. Analyst Steven Alexopoulos at TD Cowen said the bank’s revenue growth outlook remains solid. Meanwhile, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods cut its target to $63 from $64, and Truist Securities dropped theirs to $60 from $62, citing revised credit-loss assumptions and slower expected share buybacks. When investors mention operating leverage, they’re typically referring to that gap between revenue and costs. It’s crucial since banks might report better-than-expected earnings in a quarter but still falter in the market if future expenses threaten to eat into upcoming revenue growth.
30 January 2026
Silver price today: record $120 spike fades as safe-haven demand meets Fed uncertainty

Silver price today: record $120 spike fades as safe-haven demand meets Fed uncertainty

London, January 29, 2026, 11:11 — Regular session Silver soared past $120 an ounce on Thursday before trimming some gains, buoyed by safe-haven demand amid rising U.S.-Iran tensions, a weaker dollar, and bets on further U.S. interest-rate cuts this year. By 0947 GMT, spot silver edged up 0.7% to $117.42 after peaking at $120.45. The metal has climbed nearly 64% in 2026 so far. “Silver’s squeeze means $130 is in sight,” said Jamie Dutta, market analyst at Nemo.money.
Gold nears $5,400 as silver stays hot — and the “safe haven” trade gets a reality check

Gold nears $5,400 as silver stays hot — and the “safe haven” trade gets a reality check

Gold surged 4% on Wednesday, holding near $5,400 an ounce in late U.S. trading. The metal’s sharp rally has also pushed silver close to record levels and lifted other precious metals. Peter Grant of Zaner Metals noted the rally “has kind of taken on a life of its own,” even as Standard Chartered warned silver might face a short-term pullback. The jump is significant now that the Federal Reserve isn’t pushing the narrative with consistent rate cuts. On Wednesday, the U.S. central bank kept its benchmark rate steady between 3.50% and 3.75%. Chair Jerome Powell noted, “The economy has once again surprised us with its strength,” a statement that dimmed hopes for rapid, easy monetary policy moves.
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  • Hybrids Top EVs as U.S. Buyers Pull Back on Electric Cars
    July 2, 2026, 3:37 PM EDT. Hybrid cars are pulling ahead of electric vehicles in the U.S., with buyers shifting away from EVs as demand fades. Hybrids, once seen as just a stopgap before more widespread electrification, are now in favor as shoppers look for affordable options with good fuel economy and less worry about range. EV demand slows, and automakers are adding more hybrid models to their lineups. The move points to a change in what U.S. customers want as the market looks for ways to cut emissions.
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