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Investing.com -- Pfizer Inc (NYSE:PFE) shares rose 0.2% to $26.49 on Monday as investors await the drugmaker’s quarterly earnings report scheduled for release before markets open on Tuesday.

Analysts expect Pfizer’s revenue to decrease approximately 5% to around $16.95 billion, while adjusted earnings per share are projected to fall 9.5% to 57 cents compared to 63 cents in the same period last year.

The pharmaceutical giant has a strong track record of meeting or exceeding expectations. Over the past eight quarters, Pfizer’s revenue has met analyst estimates six times, while its adjusted earnings per share has surpassed forecasts in every quarter during this period.

In December, Pfizer warned that the next few years would be challenging, starting with 2026. The company cited several factors for this outlook, including declining sales of its COVID-19 vaccine and treatment, price reductions promised to the U.S. government, and the expiration of patents on key medications. The drugmaker’s 2026 profit forecast fell below Wall Street expectations.

The Trump administration has recently negotiated agreements with Pfizer and other pharmaceutical companies to reduce the prices of their medicines for the government’s Medicaid program and for cash-paying customers.

Despite these challenges, Pfizer stock has gained approximately 6% year-to-date, outperforming the S&P 500 healthcare index, which has risen just 0.2% during the same period.

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Investing.com -- Argentina has purchased $808 million in drawing rights from the United States, according to recent financial data.

The transaction comes as broader Latin American markets showed mixed performance. The MSCI Latin American currencies index fell 0.3%, while regional stock markets remained subdued.

In other regional news, Chile’s January economic activity exceeded analyst forecasts, showing stronger-than-expected performance in the first month of the year.

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Investing.com -- Wall Street pushed higher on Monday, helped by gains in defensive consumer staple stocks. Market participants shook off a continued selloff in gold and silver and shifted their focus to trade developments after President Donald Trump said he had reached a deal with India. 

At 14:00 ET (19:00 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 1% to 49,397.89 points, the S&P 500 index had gained 0.7% to 6,988.40 points, and the NASDAQ Composite had added 0.9% to 23,678.05 points. 

India will stop buying Russian oil

Trump on his Truth Social service said he spoke with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi about "many things" including trade and ending the war between Russia and Ukraine.

"He agreed to stop buying Russian Oil, and to buy much more from the United States and, potentially, Venezuela," Trump said, referring to Modi. India’s purchase of Russian oil had been a major sticking point in trade negotiations with the U.S.

Trump also said the two leaders had agreed upon a trade deal under which the U.S. would lower its reciprocal tariff rate to 18% from 25%. In return, India has committed to buy over $500 billion in American products. 

Oil prices did not show much reaction to the news. They were sharply lower on Monday after de-escalation between the U.S. and Iran, as Trump said the Middle East crude producer was "seriously talking" with Washington.

Brent futures dropped 4.9% to $65.92 a barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures fell 5.4% to $61.72 a barrel. 

Meanwhile, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies, a group known as OPEC+, left production unchanged during a weekend meeting, as broadly expected. 

No January jobs report

Media reports on Monday said the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics had delayed the January employment report due on Friday, due to the partial government shutdown.

Federal government services were suspended over the weekend after the U.S. Senate passed a temporary five-bill funding package on Friday, but lawmakers in the House are only set to return today.

The shutdown is not expected to be anything like the record one last year, as the House is expected to pass the package.     

Sentiment recovers as February kicks off

Sentiment was hit hard at the end of last week by a steep decline in gold and silver prices, with the precious metals hit by a combination of a firmer dollar and mass profit-taking in the wake of a sharp climb in recent months. 

Spot gold notched its worst day on Friday in decades, while spot silver recorded its worst day on record. 

The nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Fed chair weighed heavily as it resulted in a sharp rise in the U.S. dollar. While Warsh -- who formerly served as a Fed governor -- has aligned with Trump’s calls for sharply lower interest rates, he has also balked at the Fed’s asset buying operations. 

"During his first go-around as a Fed governor, Warsh was generally a close ally of then-Chair Bernanke and maintained a mostly centrist position heading into the GFC. While he backed the Fed’s move to implement quantitative easing at the time, he was an early skeptic and often leaned more hawkish during the latter part of his time on the Board," JPMorgan analysts led by Michael Feroli said on Friday. 

"After he left, he emerged as a frequent and vocal critic of the Fed, particularly on balance sheet policy. More recently, however, his public remarks have been dovish and broadly aligned with the administration’s monetary policy preferences," the analysts added.

Wall Street ended January with a gain of more than 1%, a solid performance considering the concerns sparked by the Trump administration’s trade and geopolitical moves.

"Markets put in a strong performance in January, as positive data surprises continued to power risk assets, with the S&P 500 briefly poking above 7,000 for the first time. But just as we saw in 2025, those headline gains masked significant volatility under the surface, as geopolitical risk rose significantly, including over Venezuela, Iran and Greenland," Deutsche Bank’s Henry Allen said.  

Walt Disney leads earnings parade

The quarterly earnings season is set to continue in full flow this week, with entertainment giant Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) earlier Monday beating revenue and earnings estimates for the holiday quarter ended in December. Still, shares of the Dow 30 component slid after it warned about a decline in international visitors.    

The media and entertainment giant is expected to name a new chief executive to replace Bob Iger early this year. Hollywood executives believe Josh D’Amaro, the chairman of the experiences division, is the front-runner.

More than 100 S&P 500 companies are due to report this week, including tech giants Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL).

Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) earnings update last week, which, while showing continued revenue growth, failed to fully reassure markets about the near-term payoff from heavy investment in AI infrastructure.

Amplifying concerns, a Wall Street Journal report over the weekend said that Nvidia’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) proposed investment of up to $100 billion in OpenAI has stalled after internal concerns were raised at the chipmaker.

Elsewhere, Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) outlined its plans to raise fresh funds in 2026 that it will deploy towards building out its AI and cloud infrastructure, amid growing demand for more computing capacity.

The company said it expects to raise between $45 billion and $50 billion of gross cash proceeds in 2026, through a mix of debt and equity financing.

Ayushman Ojha and Peter Nurse contributed to this article

Investing.com -- Wall Street pushed higher on Monday, helped by gains in defensive consumer staple stocks. Market participants shook off a continued selloff in gold and silver and shifted their focus to trade developments after President Donald Trump said he had reached a deal with India. 

At 12:51 ET (17:51 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 1% to 49,392.54 points, the S&P 500 index had gained 0.7% to 6,986.15 points, and the NASDAQ Composite had added 0.8% to 23,649.81 points. 

India will stop buying Russian oil

Trump on his Truth Social service said he spoke with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi about "many things" including trade and ending the war between Russia and Ukraine.

"He agreed to stop buying Russian Oil, and to buy much more from the United States and, potentially, Venezuela," Trump said, referring to Modi. India’s purchase of Russian oil had been a major sticking point in trade negotiations with the U.S.

Trump also said the two leaders had agreed upon a trade deal under which the U.S. would lower its reciprocal tariff rate to 18% from 25%. In return, India has committed to buy over $500 billion in American products. 

Oil prices did not show much reaction to the news. They were sharply lower on Monday after de-escalation between the U.S. and Iran, as Trump said the Middle East crude producer was "seriously talking" with Washington.

Brent futures dropped 4.4% to $66.28 a barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures fell 4.5% to $62.30 a barrel. 

Meanwhile, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies, a group known as OPEC+, left production unchanged during a weekend meeting, as broadly expected. 

No January jobs report

Media reports on Monday said the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics had delayed the January employment report due on Friday, due to the partial government shutdown.

Federal government services were suspended over the weekend after the U.S. Senate passed a temporary five-bill funding package on Friday, but lawmakers in the House are only set to return today.

The shutdown is not expected to be anything like the record one last year, as the House is expected to pass the package.     

Sentiment recovers as February kicks off

Sentiment was hit hard at the end of last week by a steep decline in gold and silver prices, with the precious metals hit by a combination of a firmer dollar and mass profit-taking in the wake of a sharp climb in recent months. 

Spot gold notched its worst day on Friday in decades, while spot silver recorded its worst day on record. 

The nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Fed chair weighed heavily as it resulted in a sharp rise in the U.S. dollar. While Warsh -- who formerly served as a Fed governor -- has aligned with Trump’s calls for sharply lower interest rates, he has also balked at the Fed’s asset buying operations. 

"During his first go-around as a Fed governor, Warsh was generally a close ally of then-Chair Bernanke and maintained a mostly centrist position heading into the GFC. While he backed the Fed’s move to implement quantitative easing at the time, he was an early skeptic and often leaned more hawkish during the latter part of his time on the Board," JPMorgan analysts led by Michael Feroli said on Friday. 

"After he left, he emerged as a frequent and vocal critic of the Fed, particularly on balance sheet policy. More recently, however, his public remarks have been dovish and broadly aligned with the administration’s monetary policy preferences," the analysts added.

Wall Street ended January with a gain of more than 1%, a solid performance considering the concerns sparked by the Trump administration’s trade and geopolitical moves.

"Markets put in a strong performance in January, as positive data surprises continued to power risk assets, with the S&P 500 briefly poking above 7,000 for the first time. But just as we saw in 2025, those headline gains masked significant volatility under the surface, as geopolitical risk rose significantly, including over Venezuela, Iran and Greenland," Deutsche Bank’s Henry Allen said.  

Walt Disney leads earnings parade

The quarterly earnings season is set to continue in full flow this week, with  entertainment giant Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) earlier Monday beating revenue and earnings estimates for the holiday quarter ended in December, helped by strong results from its theme parks and cruise operations. 

The media and entertainment giant is expected to name a new chief executive to replace Bob Iger early this year. Hollywood executives believe Josh D’Amaro, the chairman of the experiences division, is the front-runner.

More than 100 S&P 500 companies are due to report this week, including tech giants Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL).

Microsoft’s (NASDAQ:MSFT) earnings update last week, which, while showing continued revenue growth, failed to fully reassure markets about the near-term payoff from heavy investment in AI infrastructure.

Amplifying concerns, a Wall Street Journal report over the weekend said that Nvidia’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) proposed investment of up to $100 billion in OpenAI has stalled after internal concerns were raised at the chipmaker.

Elsewhere, Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) outlined its plans to raise fresh funds in 2026 that it will deploy towards building out its AI and cloud infrastructure, amid growing demand for more computing capacity.

The company said it expects to raise between $45 billion and $50 billion of gross cash proceeds in 2026, through a mix of debt and equity financing.

Ayushman Ojha and Peter Nurse contributed to this article

Monday’s market has witnessed significant movements across various stocks, driven by a mix of corporate news and market dynamics. Today, companies like Disney and Micron Tech are making headlines with their stock performance. Below are highlights of some of the biggest stock movers, from mega-caps to small caps.

Mega-Cap Movers

• Intel Corp (INTC): +7.13%
• Micron Tech (MU): +5.96%
• Adv Micro Device (AMD): +5.46%
• Caterpillar (CAT): +4.49%
• Cisco Sys Inc (CSCO): +3.21%
• Wal-mart Stores (WMT): +3.8%
• IBM (IBM): +2.68%
• Lam Research Corp (LRCX); Lam Research and CEA-Leti partner to develop specialty tech devices: +2.54%
• Visa Inc (V): +2.9%
• Disney (DIS): -7.21%

Large-Cap Stock Movers

• SanDisk Corp-Exch (SNDK): +15.67%
• Regencell Bioscience Holdings (RGC): +12.0%
• Rambus Inc (RMBS): +11.79%
• Lumentum Holdings Inc (LITE): +11.3%
• Western Digital (WDC): +9.51%
• Carnival Corp-Exch (CCL): +8.26%
• TTM Technologies (TTMI): +7.24%
• GameStop Corp (GME): +8.0%
• Robinhood Markets (HOOD): -9.47%
• Xpeng Inc (XPEV): -7.95%

Mid-Cap Stock Movers

• Phoenix Asia Holdings (PHOE): -85.16%
• Twist Bioscience Corporation (TWST); Twist Bioscience stock rises 5% on revenue beat, raised guidance: +10.66%
• Semtech Corp (SMTC): +10.63%
• TECO Energy Inc-Exch (TE): +10.32%
• Saia (SAIA): +9.14%
• Applied Opt (AAOI): +8.92%
• Comstock Resources Inc (CRK): -8.71%
• York Space Systems Inc (YSS): -11.15%
• ETHA (ETHA): -12.1%
• FETH ETH (FETH): -11.75%

Small-Cap Stock Movers

• Aquestive Therapeutics (AQST); FDA issues complete response letter for Aquestive’s anaphylaxis drug: +45.25%
• Anbio Biotechnology (NNNN): +35.33%
• Peakstone Realty Trust (PKST): +33.23%
• VenHub Global (VHUB); VenHub Global appoints Ian Rasmussen as EVP of global expansion: +29.75%
• Opera Ltd (OPRA); Opera expects to exceed Q4 guidance on revenue and earnings: +15.86%
• AXT Inc (AXTI): +16.56%
• Tocagen Inc (FBRX): +15.77%
• Adlai Nortye ADR (ANL): -14.66%
• ETHU (ETHU): -24.65%
• Yext Inc (YEXT); Yext CEO withdraws $9 per share buyout proposal, company plans tender offer: -23.39%

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Earnings season continues, below we highlight companies expected to report earnings the next trading day so you can prepare for the action. Leading the charge on Tuesday, February 3, 2026, are market heavyweights PepsiCo, Advanced Micro Devices, Amgen, Pfizer, and Merck, offering investors a diverse look across consumer staples, technology, healthcare, and pharmaceutical sectors.

Earnings Before the Open:

• PepsiCo (PEP) - EPS Est: $2.24, Revenue Est: $28.98B

• Pfizer (PFE) - EPS Est: $0.5822, Revenue Est: $16.91B

• Merck & Co (MRK) - EPS Est: $2.04, Revenue Est: $16.18B

• Archer-Daniels Midland (ADM) - EPS Est: $0.8033, Revenue Est: $21.03B

• Eaton (ETN) - EPS Est: $3.32, Revenue Est: $7.1B

• Marathon Petroleum Corp. (MPC) - EPS Est: $3.01, Revenue Est: $32.86B

• Illinois Tool Works (ITW) - EPS Est: $2.69, Revenue Est: $4.07B

• W W Grainger Inc (GWW) - EPS Est: $9.47, Revenue Est: $4.4B

• Transdigm Group Inc (TDG) - EPS Est: $8.09, Revenue Est: $2.26B

• Willis Group Holdings PLC (WTW) - EPS Est: $7.96, Revenue Est: $2.85B

• Enterprise Products Partners LP (EPD) - EPS Est: $0.6893, Revenue Est: $12.37B

• MPLX LP (MPLX) - EPS Est: $1.06, Revenue Est: $3.23B

• Ametek Inc (AME) - EPS Est: $1.94, Revenue Est: $1.95B

• Hubbell Inc B (HUBB) - EPS Est: $4.71, Revenue Est: $1.49B

• Broadridge Financial Solutions (BR) - EPS Est: $1.36, Revenue Est: $1.61B

• Pentair (PNR) - EPS Est: $1.16, Revenue Est: $1.01B

• Ball Corp (BALL) - EPS Est: $0.8968, Revenue Est: $3.12B

• Gartner (IT) - EPS Est: $3.51, Revenue Est: $1.75B

• Allegheny Tech (ATI) - EPS Est: $0.866, Revenue Est: $1.19B

• Ingredion Inc (INGR) - EPS Est: $2.61, Revenue Est: $1.78B

• PayPal Holdings Inc (PYPL) - EPS Est: $1.29, Revenue Est: $8.79B

• Graphic Packaging Holding Comp (GPK) - EPS Est: $0.3638, Revenue Est: $2.03B

• PJT Partners Inc (PJT) - EPS Est: $2.38, Revenue Est: $533.21M

• Hamilton Lane Inc (HLNE) - EPS Est: $1.3, Revenue Est: $195.39M

• Lancaster Colony (MZTI) - EPS Est: $2.21, Revenue Est: $519.9M

• New Rel Invest (RITM) - EPS Est: $0.5777, Revenue Est: $1.37B

• Laclede Group Inc (SR) - EPS Est: $1.64, Revenue Est: $772.58M

• Bellring Brands LLC (BRBR) - EPS Est: $0.3178, Revenue Est: $505.55M

• Michael Kors Holdings (CPRI) - EPS Est: $0.772, Revenue Est: $1B

• Atkore International Group Inc (ATKR) - EPS Est: $0.638, Revenue Est: $650.09M

• Madison Square Garden Entertainment (MSGE) - EPS Est: $2.04, Revenue Est: $404.90M

• RPC Inc. (RES) - EPS Est: $0.0612, Revenue Est: $425.25M

• J & J Snack Foods (JJSF) - EPS Est: $0.3733, Revenue Est: $365.79M

• Mesa Laboratories (MLAB) - EPS Est: $1.9, Revenue Est: $64.3M

• AudioCodes Ltd (AUDC) - EPS Est: $0.1386, Revenue Est: $61.17M

• Boliden ADR (BDNNY) - EPS Est: $2.18, Revenue Est: $2.84B

• Alfa-Laval ADR (ALFVY) - EPS Est: $0.6258, Revenue Est: $2.03B

• Akzo Nobel NV (AKZOY) - EPS Est: $0.3129, Revenue Est: $2.86B

• Chunghwa Telecom Co Ltd (CHT) - EPS Est: $0.3639, Revenue Est: $2.16B

• Publicis Groupe SA (PUBGY) - Revenue Est: $4.49B

• National Research Corporation (NRC)

Earnings After the Close:

• Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) - EPS Est: $1.32, Revenue Est: $9.64B

• Amgen Inc (AMGN) - EPS Est: $4.73, Revenue Est: $9.46B

• Chubb Corp (CB) - EPS Est: $6.72, Revenue Est: $12.94B

• Mondelez International Inc (MDLZ) - EPS Est: $0.6987, Revenue Est: $10.31B

• Super Micro Computer (SMCI) - EPS Est: $0.4892, Revenue Est: $10.42B

• Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc (CMG) - EPS Est: $0.239, Revenue Est: $2.96B

• Electronic Arts Inc (EA) - EPS Est: $4.72, Revenue Est: $2.92B

• Emerson Electric (EMR) - EPS Est: $1.41, Revenue Est: $4.35B

• Corteva (CTVA) - EPS Est: $0.2193, Revenue Est: $4.24B

• Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) - EPS Est: $0.8328, Revenue Est: $1.59B

• Prudential Financial (PRU) - EPS Est: $3.37, Revenue Est: $14.67B

• Lumentum Holdings Inc (LITE) - EPS Est: $1.39, Revenue Est: $646.72M

• Clorox Co (CLX) - EPS Est: $1.44, Revenue Est: $1.64B

• Jacobs Engineer (J) - EPS Est: $1.5, Revenue Est: $3.09B

• Carlisle Companies Inc (CSL) - EPS Est: $3.59, Revenue Est: $1.11B

• Amcor PLC (AMCR) - EPS Est: $0.8381, Revenue Est: $5.52B

• RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd (RNR) - EPS Est: $10, Revenue Est: $2.11B

• Veralto (VLTO) - EPS Est: $0.91, Revenue Est: $1,385M

• Atmos Energy Corp (ATO) - EPS Est: $2.42, Revenue Est: $1.38B

• Amdocs (DOX) - EPS Est: $1.87, Revenue Est: $1.15B

• Match Group Inc (MTCH) - EPS Est: $0.7025, Revenue Est: $871.5M

• Skyworks Solutions Inc (SWKS) - EPS Est: $1.4, Revenue Est: $1B

• Ing Us Inc (VOYA) - EPS Est: $2.09, Revenue Est: $1.99B

• American Financial Group (AFG) - EPS Est: $3.25, Revenue Est: $1.8B

• Hanover Insurance Group Inc (THG) - EPS Est: $4.71, Revenue Est: $1.52B

• Cirrus Logic Inc. (CRUS) - EPS Est: $2.41, Revenue Est: $534.52M

• Cabot Corp (CBT) - EPS Est: $1.41, Revenue Est: $887.78M

• Columbia Sportswear (COLM) - EPS Est: $1.19, Revenue Est: $1.04B

• Skyline Corp (SKY) - EPS Est: $0.8416, Revenue Est: $647.06M

• Rexnord Corp (ZWS) - EPS Est: $0.3395, Revenue Est: $400.78M

• Powell Industries (POWL) - EPS Est: $2.94, Revenue Est: $255.05M

• Silicon Motion Te (SIMO) - EPS Est: $1.26, Revenue Est: $260.64M

• Weatherford Intl (WFRD) - EPS Est: $1.47, Revenue Est: $1.26B

• Horace Mann Educators Corp (HMN) - EPS Est: $1.17, Revenue Est: $314.05M

• Artsn Prtnr Asst (APAM) - EPS Est: $1.08, Revenue Est: $321.99M

• Benchmark Electronics Inc (BHE) - EPS Est: $0.6413, Revenue Est: $695M

• Mercury Computer (MRCY) - EPS Est: $0.078, Revenue Est: $211.01M

• Sonos Inc (SONO) - EPS Est: $0.48, Revenue Est: $523.21M

• H & R Block Inc (HRB) - EPS Est: -$1.83, Revenue Est: $186.37M

• Jack Henry & Asso (JKHY) - EPS Est: $1.42, Revenue Est: $609.1M

• Enphase Energy Inc (ENPH) - EPS Est: $0.579, Revenue Est: $341.3M

• CenturyLink (LUMN) - EPS Est: -$0.2628, Revenue Est: $3.04B

• Enact Holdings (ACT) - EPS Est: $1.08, Revenue Est: $316.94M

• BrightView Holdings (BV) - EPS Est: $0.0186, Revenue Est: $591.13M

• Iac Interactivecorp (IAC) - EPS Est: $0.6781, Revenue Est: $641M

• Intapp (INTA) - EPS Est: $0.2599, Revenue Est: $138.19M

• Varonis Systems (VRNS) - EPS Est: $0.0326, Revenue Est: $168.51M

• Aviat Networks (AVNW) - EPS Est: $0.5167, Revenue Est: $110.24M

• NGL Energy Partners LP (NGL) - EPS Est: $0.09, Revenue Est: $786.67M

• Gladstone Investment Corp (GAIN) - EPS Est: $0.2317, Revenue Est: $25.76M

• KKR Real Estate Finance Trust Inc (KREF) - EPS Est: $0.1432, Revenue Est: $30M

• American Assets Trust Inc (AAT) - EPS Est: $0.1, Revenue Est: $106.9M

• Brandywine Realty Trust (BDN) - EPS Est: -$0.2257, Revenue Est: $116.62M

• 8x8 Inc (EGHT) - EPS Est: $0.0859, Revenue Est: $179.65M

• Mandalay Digital Group Inc (APPS) - EPS Est: $0.12, Revenue Est: $143.7M

• InnovAge Holding (INNV) - EPS Est: $0.0399, Revenue Est: $228.4M

• Transcat (TRNS) - EPS Est: $0.44, Revenue Est: $80.52M

• eGain Communications (EGAN) - EPS Est: $0.065, Revenue Est: $21.87M

• Unifi Inc (UFI) - EPS Est: -$0.5, Revenue Est: $131.93M

• Matthews Internat (MATW) - EPS Est: $0.23

• Mitsui & Company Ltd (MITSY) - EPS Est: $11.03, Revenue Est: $23.73B

• Denso Corp (DNZOY) - EPS Est: $0.3047, Revenue Est: $11.99B

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