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Last week’s batch of data / reports, points to a US economy heading into 27–28 January FOMC with solid growth, a still-tight labour market, and inflation stuck just above target rather than re-accelerating. Below are the details. Jobless Claims. Weekly Claims: For week ending 17 Jan 2026, weekly claims rose by 1,000 to 200,000 versus consensus estimated a rise to 209,000. The 4-week moving average dropped to 201,500, its lowest level since early 2024, indicating that layoffs are not yet a primary driver of economic concern. (see below) Continuing Claims: For the week ending 10 Jan 2026, continuing claims fell by -26,000 to 1.849 million, remaining below the average seen in H2 2025. (see above) The decrease suggests that while hiring has been slow, those currently unemployed are finding it

Last week’s batch of data / reports, points to a US economy heading into 27–28 January FOMC with solid growth, a still-tight labour market, and inflation stuck just above target rather than re-accelerating. Below are the details. Jobless Claims. Weekly Claims: For week ending 17 Jan 2026, weekly claims rose by 1,000 to 200,000 versus consensus estimated a rise to 209,000. The 4-week moving average dropped to 201,500, its lowest level since early 2024, indicating that layoffs are not yet a primary driver of economic concern. (see below) Continuing Claims: For the week ending 10 Jan 2026, continuing claims fell by -26,000 to 1.849 million, remaining below the average seen in H2 2025. (see above) The decrease suggests that while hiring has been slow, those currently unemployed are finding it

Last week’s batch of data / reports, points to a US economy heading into 27–28 January FOMC with solid growth, a still-tight labour market, and inflation stuck just above target rather than re-accelerating. Below are the details. Jobless Claims. Weekly Claims: For week ending 17 Jan 2026, weekly claims rose by 1,000 to 200,000 versus consensus estimated a rise to 209,000. The 4-week moving average dropped to 201,500, its lowest level since early 2024, indicating that layoffs are not yet a primary driver of economic concern. (see below) Continuing Claims: For the week ending 10 Jan 2026, continuing claims fell by -26,000 to 1.849 million, remaining below the average seen in H2 2025. (see above) The decrease suggests that while hiring has been slow, those currently unemployed are finding it

Bernstein, a global financial powerhouse, has identified $AT&T Inc(T)$ as a "Top Pick" within the telecommunications sector. The firm’s optimistic stance is rooted in AT&T’s successful execution of its "convergence strategy"—the bundling of wireless and fiber services. Bernstein highlights that approximately 41% of AT&T’s fiber customers now also subscribe to its wireless services. This synergy is a critical value driver, as bundled customers typically exhibit significantly lower churn rates and higher lifetime value compared to single-product users. The Plus Points. Furthermore, Bernstein points to the company's aggressive fiber expansion, which has already reached over 31 million locations, with a long-term goal of 60 million by 2030. T

Bernstein, a global financial powerhouse, has identified $AT&T Inc(T)$ as a "Top Pick" within the telecommunications sector. The firm’s optimistic stance is rooted in AT&T’s successful execution of its "convergence strategy"—the bundling of wireless and fiber services. Bernstein highlights that approximately 41% of AT&T’s fiber customers now also subscribe to its wireless services. This synergy is a critical value driver, as bundled customers typically exhibit significantly lower churn rates and higher lifetime value compared to single-product users. The Plus Points. Furthermore, Bernstein points to the company's aggressive fiber expansion, which has already reached over 31 million locations, with a long-term goal of 60 million by 2030. T

Bernstein, a global financial powerhouse, has identified $AT&T Inc(T)$ as a "Top Pick" within the telecommunications sector. The firm’s optimistic stance is rooted in AT&T’s successful execution of its "convergence strategy"—the bundling of wireless and fiber services. Bernstein highlights that approximately 41% of AT&T’s fiber customers now also subscribe to its wireless services. This synergy is a critical value driver, as bundled customers typically exhibit significantly lower churn rates and higher lifetime value compared to single-product users. The Plus Points. Furthermore, Bernstein points to the company's aggressive fiber expansion, which has already reached over 31 million locations, with a long-term goal of 60 million by 2030. T

On 23 Jan 2026, the American business landscape finds itself at a volatile crossroads. Fresh off the TACO boat on Greenland saga, news arrived that Trump has filed a $5 billion lawsuit against $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ and its CEO, Jamie Dimon. (see below) This marks a significant escalation in the administration’s war against what it terms "woke capitalism" and the practice of "debanking". Does this action by Trump indicate a wider strategy against US financial sector? Let’s see. The JPMorgan Lawsuit. The “shot across the bow” lawsuit, filed alleges that US #1 bank - JPMorgan Chase closed Trump’s personal and business accounts in early 2021, purely for political reasons, effectively "blacklisting" Trump from the global financial system. Just

Bernstein, a global financial powerhouse, has identified $AT&T Inc(T)$ as a "Top Pick" within the telecommunications sector. The firm’s optimistic stance is rooted in AT&T’s successful execution of its "convergence strategy"—the bundling of wireless and fiber services. Bernstein highlights that approximately 41% of AT&T’s fiber customers now also subscribe to its wireless services. This synergy is a critical value driver, as bundled customers typically exhibit significantly lower churn rates and higher lifetime value compared to single-product users. The Plus Points. Furthermore, Bernstein points to the company's aggressive fiber expansion, which has already reached over 31 million locations, with a long-term goal of 60 million by 2030. T