Dow 50,000 sets table for inflation data, delayed January jobs report: what to watch this week

💼 Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures waver as Dow looks to keep rallying above 50,000

US stock futures wobbled on Monday as investors geared up for a busy stretch of economic data and corporate earnings, following a turbulent week that ended with the Dow reaching a record close above 50,000.

Dow Jones Industrial Average futures fluctuated between small gains and losses.

Contracts on the S&P 500 fell 0.3%, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 dropped 0.6%.

US bond prices fell on Monday after Chinese regulators urged their banks to reduce their US debt holdings, due to concerns over market volatility.

Gold climbed above $5,000 an ounce on Monday as dip buyers returned following a volatile week for precious metals, while bitcoin dipped below $70,000 after last week’s wild swings. Yahoo Finance reports.


☁️ STMicroelectronics lands multibillion dollar AWS deal to power next-gen AI data centers

STMicroelectronics stock rose in premarket trading Monday after the chipmaker announced an expanded strategic partnership with Amazon Web Services, the cloud arm of Amazon, under a multi-year, multi-billion-dollar commercial agreement.

STMicroelectronics said it is expanding its strategic engagement with Amazon Web Services to support the development of next-generation, high-performance compute infrastructure, strengthening capabilities for cloud and AI data centers. Benzinga reports.


🗓️ Monday.com’s stock makes fresh low ahead of earnings – will the tide shift?

Monday.com’s stock has been under significant pressure in recent months, starting 2026 with a 31.67% decline and hitting a new low of $92.73 during Friday’s session.

With earnings due this morning, the stock has found a semblance of a bounce, coming into the print at $98 after an intraday rebound, yet still sharply lower, down 70% on a rolling 12-month basis.

The quarter is expected to show whether the company can sustain revenue growth above 22% while demonstrating credible operating leverage. AskTraders reports.


🚗 Nio price target trimmed as analyst stays bullish on the stock

Nio’s stock closed the previous week with a notable 7.23% gain, pushing the shares back above the $5 level following a solid profit alert from the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer.

Despite the recent price strength, JPMorgan analyst Nick Lai trimmed the firm’s price target on Nio to $7 from $8, while maintaining an overweight rating on the shares.

The revision reflects growing concerns about the broader Chinese automotive landscape, with JPMorgan forecasting that China’s auto industry will underperform in 2026 as underlying passenger vehicle growth slips into negative territory.

The firm has also cut its earnings forecast for Nio’s domestic peer Li Auto to a loss this year, citing falling sales volumes and deteriorating margins across the sector. AskTraders reports.


🖥️ Dynatrace stock price under pressure into earnings: what to expect

Dynatrace stock is under pressure ahead of this morning’s earnings, after setting a new three-year low at the end of last week.

The stock is down 20.40% since the start of the year and 45% on a one-year basis, although it is bouncing slightly in premarket trading, up 3.86% ahead of the report.

Consensus expectations stand at $506.2 million in revenue and $0.41 in earnings per share, representing 16% and 10.8% year-over-year growth respectively.

Revenue growth, however, marks a deceleration from the 19.5% posted in the same quarter last year. AskTraders reports.


🧠 Micron shut out of Nvidia’s HBM4 plan as specs get tougher

Samsung Electronics is stepping deeper into the race for next-generation AI memory chips as the sixth-generation high-bandwidth memory supply battle tightens around a smaller group of major players.

SemiAnalysis reported that Nvidia plans to source HBM4 for its next-generation “Vera Rubin” AI chips almost entirely from SK Hynix and Samsung, with Micron Technology no longer in the mix.

The firm cut Micron’s projected HBM4 share for Vera Rubin to zero and now expects SK Hynix to supply about 70% and Samsung roughly 30%, according to the Chosun Daily.

Vera Rubin, Nvidia’s successor to Blackwell, will be the first AI chip to use HBM4. Benzinga reports.


🫀 Pulse Biosciences heart device data fuels stock surge

Pulse Biosciences stock is trading higher on Friday, with session volume surging to about 1.68 million shares, far above the stock’s average daily volume of roughly 183,000.

Pulse Biosciences unveiled significant clinical data from its nPulse Cardiac Catheter first-in-human feasibility study on Friday, February 6.

The company announcement highlighted successful treatment of atrial fibrillation in 150 patients, showcasing rapid procedure times and minimal adverse effects. Benzinga reports.

*Estimate and Actual numbers represent Earnings Per Share in US Dollars


UDR: UDR
Q4 2025
After Market Close
Estimate: 0.350
Actual: N/A

MNDY: Monday.Com
Q4 2025
Before Market Open
Estimate: 0.600
Actual: N/A

DT: Dynatrace
Q3 2026
Before Market Open
Estimate: 0.340
Actual: N/A

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10:50 AM - Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic speaks - N/A
1:30 PM - Fed governor Christopher Waller speaks - N/A
2:30 PM - Fed governor Stephen Miran speaks - N/A

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