Nvidia lost close to $593 billion in market value on 27 January, with Reuters citing a near 17% fall after DeepSeek’s low-cost AI assistant forced investors to reprice the hardware moat.
The energy order signed on 20 January did more than open a domestic drilling lane; it tied fuels, minerals, transport, refining, generation, and industrial security into one command structure.
The sanctions package landed on 10 January and the tanker market spent the next sessions sorting hulls from ghosts, after Treasury named Gazprom Neft, Surgutneftegas, and more than 180 vessels tied to Russian oil flows.
The tanks at Cushing were already running thin when the first full trading week opened, with EIA data later showing 20.038 million barrels at the Oklahoma delivery hub for the week ending 3 January.
Gold closed the year with the tape still warm, spot metal near $2,603.69 on 31 December after a 26% annual advance, while the October high at $2,790.15 stayed on the board like a marked target.
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