EUR/USD
1.20149
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Gold
5161.64
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Oil
62.403
-0.038%
USD/JPY
152.495
0.211%
GBP/USD
1.38217
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GBP/JPY
210.778
0.045%
Real-time News
Integrated Circuits (Chips): 1. Micron Technology: Will invest an additional $24 billion in Singapore over the next ten years to build a NAND chip factory. 2. AMEC and Goke Microelectronics raise chip prices. 3. Reports indicate that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have negotiated with Apple to significantly increase the price of LPDDR memory used in iPhones. 4. SK Hynix will exclusively supply HBM3E chips for the Maia 200. 5. Muxi Technology releases the XiSuo X series of scientific intelligent GPUs. Artificial Intelligence: 1. Microsoft receives approval to build 15 more data centers in Wisconsin. 2. Kimi announces the release and open-source of the Kimi K2.5 model. 3. OpenAIs Chief Information Security Officer announces his departure. 4. Meta plans to pay Corning up to $6 billion for fiber optic cables for AI data centers. 5. DeepSeek releases DeepSeek-OCR 2, enabling AI to "see" an image in the same logical order as humans. Other: 1. The EU has initiated regulatory proceedings against Google under the Digital Markets Act, aiming to conclude the case within six months. 2. Amazon will close its Amazon Go cashierless stores and Amazon Fresh physical stores. 3. The EUs satellite communications plan has been launched, integrating the existing communication capabilities of satellites owned by the governments of the 27 member states. 4. A subcommittee of the US Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on the competitive impact of the proposed Netflix-Warner Bros. deal. 5. The European Automobile Manufacturers Association: BYDs new car registrations in the EU increased by 167% in December, while Teslas new car registrations in the EU decreased by 32% in December. LG Displays net profit in 2025 is 303.81 billion won, returning to profitability after three consecutive years of losses.Ukrainian officials: Kyivs air defense system is operational.On January 28th, according to foreign media reports, copper futures on the London Metal Exchange (LME) fell, dropping below the $13,000 mark, as investors took profits and awaited the Federal Reserves next interest rate move. Meanwhile, tin prices hit a record high. Traders said some profit-taking occurred in the market, leading to the price decline. Analysts said that copper prices had previously risen sharply and are still at high levels, so its not surprising that some investors locked in profits. However, the fundamentals have not changed substantially; inventories remain tight, and supply constraints persist. Traders said that tin is often used in solder along with silver, and its price may follow the rise in silver prices.Key futures data and events to watch today (January 28, 2026), Wednesday: 1. UK LME non-ferrous metal inventory change as of January 28; 2. Chinas year-to-date installed power generation capacity (year-to-date) in December; 3. US EIA crude oil inventory (in thousands of barrels) for the week ending January 23; 4. Malaysian palm oil production forecast from January 1-25 (SPPOMA).
