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Happy Thursday. This is TheStreet’s Stock Market Today for Jan. 22, 2026. You can follow the latest updates on the market here in our daily live blog.

Update: 9:30 a.m. ET

Opening Bell

The U.S. markets are now opened. Out of the gate, today could be shaping up to do yesterday one better, as 70.8% (3,906) issues are advancing this morning against 21.7% (1,200) declining. However, we’re just getting off the ground this morning.

Just a few minutes after the market opening, the Russell 2000 (+0.78%) and Nasdaq (+0.76%) are already out and ahead, trailed closely by the Dow (+0.64%) and S&P 500(+0.53%).

Surely helping today’s strong start is the equally-strong GDP data that was out this morning, which showed the U.S. economy grew rapidly in the third quarter of 2025. Strong earnings from this morning also contributed.

Here’s the S&P 500, the worst off among major U.S. benchmarks, at the open (15 min delayed) for context:

In Treasurys, the 10Y rose 1.6 bips to 4.269%. The 20Y and 30Y also rose 1.1 bip a piece to 4.838% and 4.881%, respectively.

commodities, continuous futures of gold (+0.19% to $4,846.90) and silver (+1.64% to $94.16) continued their march today. So too did natural gas (+3.71% to $3.666).

This section will be updated with more information as it becomes available.

Update: 8:41 a.m. ET

A.M. Update

Good morning. After a funky start to the week, U.S. equities look likely to extend Wednesday’s comeback gains today, assuming the stars can remain aligned. Today will see the busiest day of the fourth quarter earnings so far, plus a wide array of economic data. Here is what is on deck now that the Greenland situation is (sorta) in the rear view:

Earnings Today: Procter & Gamble, GE Aerospace, Intel Corp.

As already mentioned, today will be the busiest day for fourth quarter earnings so far this season, anchored by Procter & Gamble, GE Aerospace, and Intel Corp., among other reports. Sorted by market cap, here are the 20 largest reports this morning:

And here are the top 20 reports after the bell:

Economic Data + Events: GDP Growth, Core PCE, Personal Income

Investors might be waiting for the Supreme Court to rule on two important cases, digesting commentary at the ongoing World Economic Forum conference in Davos, and weighing unknowns. However, today will offer a lot of insight closer to home as GDP Growth Data, Jobless Claims, Core PCE, and other reports are slated to be released.

The first of these reports are out this morning already, with the GDP Growth Rate for Q3 coming in at 3.7%. Initial and Continuing Claims were also largely in line.

Here’s the full array of reports, plus consensus estimates, per TradingEconomics: