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  • Canada imposes a temporary 10% tariff on canned vegetable imports, protecting domestic processors and likely raising import costs.
  • Japan targets $2.3 trillion in public-private investment by 2040 to mobilize private capital across 17 strategic sectors.
  • U.S. and Qatar finalize a framework to unfreeze about $6 billion in Iranian assets for humanitarian aid, pending Iranian consent.
  • U.S. and Iranian envoys travel to Switzerland to convert the Lebanon ceasefire memorandum into a more durable agreement while Iran presses the U.S. to enforce Israel's commitments.
  • BofA attributes recent yen weakness mainly to foreign investors' currency hedging on Japanese equities, implying potential volatility if hedges unwind.
  • Analysts upgrade Aura Minerals to Buy after a sharp pullback and pitch UMB Financial as a conservatively valued regional bank with upside.
  • Mexico City proposes curbs on public alcohol sales and crowd-control measures after a 700,000-person World Cup street celebration.

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Evertec Shares Jump After Director Makes First Company Stock Purchase

Evertec Shares Jump After Director Makes First Company Stock Purchase

Evertec Inc. (NYSE:EVTC) saw its stock rise 6.1% on Monday after director Brian John Smith filed a Form 4 disclosing a direct purchase of 16,202 shares on June 12 at $26.4164 per share, a transaction valued at about $428,000 that increased his holdings by 22% to 88,222 shares. The purchase is Smith's first reported acquisition of Evertec stock.

Reopening Strait of Hormuz to Restore Flows, but Middle East Oil and Gas Output Will Take Months or Years to Normalize

Reopening Strait of Hormuz to Restore Flows, but Middle East Oil and Gas Output Will Take Months or Years to Normalize

A framework agreement between the United States and Iran that includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz and a 60-day ceasefire prompted an immediate drop in oil prices as traders priced in a return of flows. Industry analysts and officials, however, warn that a full restoration of crude production, refining throughput and LNG capacity will take weeks…

Woodside ADR Drops After Company Rejects ExxonMobil Deal Talk

Woodside ADR Drops After Company Rejects ExxonMobil Deal Talk

Woodside Energy's American Depositary Receipt plunged after the company issued a formal denial that it is engaged in takeover talks with ExxonMobil. The clarification, filed under continuous disclosure obligations, removed the takeover speculation that had lifted the shares, while Hold ratings from major banks and statements of political resistance…

Ouster Rallies After Production Scale-Up Deal for Rev8 Lidar Platform

Ouster Rallies After Production Scale-Up Deal for Rev8 Lidar Platform

Ouster shares jumped in morning trading after the company announced an expansion of its manufacturing collaboration with Benchmark Electronics to support high-volume production of its Rev8 OS digital lidar sensors. The move, combined with recent record quarterly revenue and positive analyst coverage, coincided with a market-wide shift into growth a…

Elicio Therapeutics Shares Crash After AMPLIFY-7P Misses Primary Endpoint

Elicio Therapeutics Shares Crash After AMPLIFY-7P Misses Primary Endpoint

Elicio Therapeutics shares tumbled sharply after the company reported that its Phase 2 AMPLIFY-7P trial of ELI-002 7P in resected, mutant KRAS-driven pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma did not meet the study's pre-specified primary endpoint of disease-free survival in the intent-to-treat population. The 144-patient trial and a notable baseline imbala…

Four Palestinians Killed in Gaza as Mediators Resume Ceasefire Talks in Cairo

Four Palestinians Killed in Gaza as Mediators Resume Ceasefire Talks in Cairo

At least four Palestinians were killed in Gaza by Israeli strikes and gunfire as mediators prepared to continue ceasefire discussions in Cairo aimed at salvaging a U.S.-brokered plan. Hamas and other factions have accepted most elements of a 15-point proposal but remain at an impasse over Hamas disarmament, which the group ties to Israeli withdrawa…

Wolfe Research Sees Large Upside to AMD Earnings Forecasts

Wolfe Research Sees Large Upside to AMD Earnings Forecasts

Wolfe Research told investors that a recent pre-quiet period conversation with AMD management was constructive and that there is material upside to consensus for calendar years 2026 and 2027. The firm highlighted stronger-than-expected server CPU demand, potential for additional gigawatt-scale MI450 customers, and wafer allocation flexibility as ke…

Tesla Held Between $405 and $419 as 4-Hour Chart Signals Indecision

Tesla Held Between $405 and $419 as 4-Hour Chart Signals Indecision

Tesla is trading inside a narrow 4-hour range, supported at $405 and capped near $419. Short-term indicators show a modest bullish tilt—MACD has crossed higher and RSI sits near 52.53—but declining volume and a dense resistance cluster around $417-$420 mean the market has not committed to a direction. Traders have defined entries, stops and targets…

FreeCast Shares Spike After DIRECTV Distribution Expansion

FreeCast Shares Spike After DIRECTV Distribution Expansion

FreeCast Inc. A stock rose sharply in morning trading after the company expanded its relationship with DIRECTV to distribute streaming services across its direct-to-consumer residential business and platform-as-a-service partner network. The June 11 announcement sparked heavy speculative buying, but recent quarterly filings show minimal revenue, su…

Kyiv’s Dormition Cathedral Damaged in Strike; Authorities Assess Extent of Losses

Kyiv’s Dormition Cathedral Damaged in Strike; Authorities Assess Extent of Losses

Rescue crews and staff worked through Monday to salvage artifacts and evaluate damage after a strike felled the roof of the Dormition Cathedral at Kyiv Pechersk Lavra. Ukrainian officials said key relics were removed and that the cathedral’s main structure remained standing, while security services recovered drone fragments at the scene and Russia …