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Stock Market 19 January 2026 - 20 January 2026

Foxconn Industrial Internet stock slides 3.3% as China targets “flash boys” — what to watch next

Foxconn Industrial Internet stock slides 3.3% as China targets “flash boys” — what to watch next

Foxconn Industrial Internet’s Shanghai-listed shares fell 3.33% to 60.90 yuan Monday, underperforming the broader market as regulators tightened controls on speculative trading and leverage. China’s securities regulator ordered brokers to remove client-dedicated servers from exchange-run data centers, curbing high-frequency trading. The Shanghai Composite rose 0.29%. Foxconn’s next earnings report is scheduled for March 10.
20 January 2026
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Banco Santander stock slips on tariff scare — what investors watch next

Banco Santander stock slips on tariff scare — what investors watch next

Banco Santander closed at 10.49 euros in Madrid Monday, down 0.4% after a volatile session triggered by U.S. tariff threats against Europe. The IBEX 35 slipped about 1% as banks sold off ahead of Spain’s earnings season. Santander shares hovered near a 52-week high, with traders eyeing deposit costs and official responses to the tariff risk. The bank enters its earnings blackout window Jan. 20 and reports results Feb. 4.
20 January 2026
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Airbus stock drops 3% as Trump tariff threat hits exporters; robot purchase surfaces

Airbus stock drops 3% as Trump tariff threat hits exporters; robot purchase surfaces

Airbus shares fell 3.2% to 210.40 euros after President Trump warned of new U.S. tariffs on European exports, rattling investors. The proposed 10% tariff on imports from eight European countries could rise to 25% in June if no deal is reached. EU diplomats are preparing possible retaliation. Airbus delivered 793 aircraft in 2025 and will report full-year results on Feb. 19.
19 January 2026
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  • Stocks Slide as US Producer Prices Spike and Iran Conflict Intensifies
    March 18, 2026, 12:12 PM EDT. The S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq 100 all fell as U.S. February Producer Price Index (PPI) data showed a sharper-than-expected rise, highlighting persistent inflationary pressures. Concurrently, crude oil prices surged over 2% following escalated conflict in Iran, including airstrikes on key gas fields and oil facilities. Market jitters are fueled by Iran's increased missile and drone attacks targeting Gulf nations amid ongoing hostilities after the killing of Iranian security chief Ali Larijani. The conflict significantly disrupts global oil supply, with the International Energy Agency noting a cut of 8 million barrels per day this month and potential further price spikes if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Meanwhile, U.S. mortgage applications fell amid rising average 30-year fixed rates, adding pressure to financial markets.
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