US Markets Remain Closed for "Martin Luther King Day" - Donald Trump Causes Unrest with new Tariff Threats in Greenland Dispute - Dax Falls Below 25,000 Points, While Bayer Rises Sharply after Partial Success Before the US Supreme Court - Micron Technology Acquires Chip Factory in Taiwan for $1.8 Billion to Strengthen Manufacturing Capacity - Tesla Reactivates Work on own AI Supercomputer Dojo 3 for Autonomous Driving - Riot Platforms Partners with AMD for AI Infrastructure Expansion
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European markets cautiously start an eventful week - earnings season picks up speed - inflation and growth data in focus - sentimentindicators round off the week! The US stock markets are closed today due to Martin Luther King Day. The S&P 500 ended last week down 1.15%, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 1.61%. The financial sector is particularly under pressure , despite solid quarterly results, after US President Donald Trump proposes a cap on credit card interest rates at 10%. Additional attention is given to the World Economic Forum...
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