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  • World Bank President Ajay Banga warned the Middle East war will slow global growth and raise inflation.
  • A Dallas Fed study finds a prolonged Strait of Hormuz closure could lift oil toward $167 a barrel and push U.S. headline inflation above 4%.
  • Bank of America forecasts March headline CPI will rise 0.9% month-over-month, led by a 10.6% monthly energy spike.
  • Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee warned the Iran conflict could trigger a stagflationary oil shock that complicates Fed policy.
  • Portugal authorized U.S. flights to the Azores only if the base is not used to strike civilian infrastructure, restricting military access.
  • New York Fed President John Williams said Fed leadership will remain steady even if Kevin Warsh is not confirmed before Jerome Powell's term ends.
  • CMS's surprise lift to 2027 Medicare Advantage rates materially improves UnitedHealth's revenue outlook and prompted a buy recommendation.

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Cheniere Energy: Contracted LNG Cash Machine With a Fresh Momentum Setup

Cheniere Energy: Contracted LNG Cash Machine With a Fresh Momentum Setup

Cheniere Energy (LNG) sits at the intersection of global LNG demand and rising electricity load growth tied to data centers and AI. The stock is pushing higher with bullish MACD and a mid-60s RSI, and the fundamentals screen well: about $45.0B market cap, ~11.4x P/E, EV/EBITDA ~7.9x, and $2.22B of free cash flow. This trade idea looks to ride a con…

Yen Weakens 1% After Treasury Secretary Rules Out U.S. Intervention

Yen Weakens 1% After Treasury Secretary Rules Out U.S. Intervention

The Japanese yen slid about 1% against the U.S. dollar after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the United States is "absolutely not" intervening in the dollar-yen rate. Speaking on CNBC, Bessent reaffirmed the administration's commitment to a traditionally strong dollar and linked currency strength to sound economic policy and a narrowing U.S. …

Tilray’s Setup Looks Like the Post-Panic Base, Not the Top

Tilray’s Setup Looks Like the Post-Panic Base, Not the Top

Tilray has already absorbed the hype cycle, the dilution fears, and the post-rally hangover. With a sub-$1B market cap, price-to-book around 0.62, manageable leverage, and multiple near-term catalysts tied to medical expansion and U.S. policy momentum, TLRY is shaping into a defined risk/reward long trade. The plan is to buy near current levels, le…

TD Cowen Cuts Qorvo Price Target to $80 as Guidance Weakens for FY2027

TD Cowen Cuts Qorvo Price Target to $80 as Guidance Weakens for FY2027

TD Cowen lowered its price objective for Qorvo Inc. (QRVO) to $80 from $95 and kept a Hold rating after the semiconductor supplier posted a stronger-than-expected December 2026 quarter but issued cautious guidance for fiscal 2027. The firm flagged declines in the Android RF business and revised expectations for Apple-related sales, even as Qorvo's …

RAC Nears Choice of Banks for London IPO That Could Value It at £5 Billion

RAC Nears Choice of Banks for London IPO That Could Value It at £5 Billion

RAC, the UK breakdown cover and car insurance provider, is understood to be preparing to appoint lead banks for a potential London initial public offering that could value the firm at about £5 billion. Sources say Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Barclays are in line to be chosen, with Lazard serving as financial adviser and deliberations still o…

Surge in Dollar Hedging Could Strain Banks' Balance Sheets, UBS Trader Warns

Surge in Dollar Hedging Could Strain Banks' Balance Sheets, UBS Trader Warns

A senior UBS currency trader warned that a material uptick in hedging demand for U.S. dollar assets could test banks' structural capacity to provide hedges. With the dollar down markedly from last year and continued policy uncertainty, investors seeking protection may require banks to free balance-sheet resources quickly, potentially forcing dealer…

Bank of Canada Keeps Policy Rate at 2.25% as Uncertainty Clouds Outlook

Bank of Canada Keeps Policy Rate at 2.25% as Uncertainty Clouds Outlook

The Bank of Canada left its key policy rate unchanged at 2.25% and highlighted elevated uncertainty that complicates predictions about the timing and direction of future rate changes. Officials signalled comfort with the current stance while acknowledging a broad set of potential economic outcomes, and market commentators stressed the role of trade…