JPMorgan is set to build a multibillion-dollar tower in Canary Wharf for its UK headquarters.It would be London’s largest office building by far, but is that endorsement enough to revive East London’s financial district? Alex Morgan explains https://t.co/IlOr7v2EA0 https://t.co/0TWwxqrASb ...

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MicroStrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR), later rebranded to Strategy, faces new pressure over its long-term market positioning as MSCI reviews whether the company still qualifies for inclusion in several of its major equity benchmarks. The decision, expected by Jan. 15, comes as the digital-asset treasury model that once powered Strategy’s rise confronts its largest structural challenge yet. Related: SEC pushes new crypto rule despite major Wall Street warnings Bitcoin volatility amplifies Strategy’s equity risk S ...

Strategy is in discussions with global index provider MSCI over whether the company should remain in several major benchmarks. The talks, first reported by Reuters, come ahead of MSCI’s scheduled announcement on Jan. 15. MSCI’s review follows a growing debate on whether firms holding digital reserves still qualify as operating companies, or whether they function more like large investment vehicles. A JPMorgan analysis in November warned that if MSCI, and eventually other providers, remove Strategy, passi ...

Strategists at JPMorgan say it’s unlikely that Treasuries will replicate this year’s strong performance in 2026 because markets have priced in too many Fed rate cuts https://t.co/xvKRNZBoKq ...

Former JPMorgan economist Murat Tasci has been appointed chief economist at the Turkish central bank https://t.co/v17CTTcCW5 ...

Group 1: Analyst Ratings Adjustments - JPMorgan has significantly reduced its price target for Evoke PLC (EVOK) from 66p to 34p, indicating a nearly 50% decrease in outlook for the company [3][10] - The price target for Flutter Entertainment (FLTR, FLUT) has been lowered from 27,100p to 25,300p, reflecting cautious sentiment in the entertainment and gaming sector [4][10] - For EPR Properties (EPR), JPMorgan adjusted its target price down to $58 from $65, following a previous increase in September 2025 [5][10] - Daiwa Capital Markets has made a minor adjustment to Deere & Co (DE), lowering its target from $530 to $520 amid mixed analyst sentiments [8][10] Group 2: Geopolitical Concerns - A Taiwanese minister has warned that the ongoing tensions between China and Japan could last for another year, which may impact regional stability and trade [7][10]

LATEST: ⚡ Bitcoin mining profitability fell for the 4th consecutive month in November, down 14% from October and 20% year-over-year, according to JPMorgan analysts. https://t.co/TKB7C2npBJ ...

KKR-backed South Korean fashion retailer Musinsa has picked Citigroup and JPMorgan to work on an initial public offering that may take place next year https://t.co/fDDiXMhygJ ...

Core Insights - Wall Street's outlook for 2026 is increasingly optimistic, with major firms like JPMorgan, HSBC, and Deutsche Bank believing that productivity gains driven by AI and automation will propel the market higher [1][2] - The anticipated earnings growth necessary to support elevated S&P 500 targets hinges on significant efficiency improvements across various industries [1][2] Future-Of-Work ETFs - Future-of-work ETFs are designed to track the real-world adoption of AI, automation, and digital infrastructure, which are expected to contribute to earnings upgrades by 2026 [3][9] - iShares Exponential Technologies ETF (XT) captures a wide range of technologies enhancing corporate efficiency, allowing investors to benefit from the productivity wave without focusing solely on AI or robotics [3] - ROBO Global Robotics and Automation Index ETF (ROBO) focuses on industrial robotics and automation, emphasizing the essential but less glamorous technologies that support productivity [4] - State Street SPDR S&P Kensho New Economies Composite ETF (KOMP) provides exposure to companies leading digital transformation, making it a strong proxy for anticipated productivity gains [5] - State Street SPDR S&P Kensho Intelligent Structures ETF (SIMS) targets companies involved in smart infrastructure and advanced systems, directly linking to the implementation of efficiency gains [6][7] Market Dynamics - The bullish forecasts for 2026 are contingent on the actual economic impact of AI, automation, and robotics, rather than mere belief in these technologies [8] - Future-of-work ETFs offer investors a means to engage with the economic realities of AI, distinguishing between hype and tangible productivity transformation [9]