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  • Global equity fund inflows nearly doubled after a Middle East ceasefire lifted shipping hopes.
  • BCA Research warned the U.S.-Iran truce is fragile, assigning a 40% chance it collapses by end-April.
  • Ukraine's negotiator said talks moved toward a peace deal, boosting Ukraine dollar bonds and Kyivstar shares about 9%.
  • U.S. futures were tepid as geopolitical risks and analyst downgrades weighed on early trading.
  • Piper Sandler downgraded Nike to neutral, citing athleisure saturation and weakening Classics sales.
  • Turkish Airlines overhauled leadership and suspended a 2025 dividend to preserve cash amid regional uncertainty.

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Tel Aviv stocks climb as financials and insurers lead gains; TA-35 up 1.90%

Tel Aviv stocks climb as financials and insurers lead gains; TA-35 up 1.90%

Israel's equity market closed higher on Tuesday, with the TA-35 rising 1.90% as gains in Banking, Financials and Insurance stocks powered the advance. Shufersal, Phoenix Holdings and Tower Semiconductor were the session's top performers, while Camtek, ICL Israel Chemicals and Delek Group posted the largest declines. Market breadth favored advancers…

Athens shares close higher as banks, construction and travel lead gains

Athens shares close higher as banks, construction and travel lead gains

Greece's main stock index finished the session higher, with the Athens General Composite up 2.90%. Gains were concentrated in the Banking, Construction and Travel sectors, and a larger number of stocks advanced versus those that fell. Commodity and currency markets also moved, with gold, Brent and U.S. crude all posting increases and the euro gaini…

Tether Axes Two Senior Precious-Metals Traders Amid Sharp Gold Sell-Off

Tether Axes Two Senior Precious-Metals Traders Amid Sharp Gold Sell-Off

Tether has dismissed two senior precious-metals traders it hired from HSBC three months earlier, according to a person with direct knowledge. The cuts coincided with a dramatic pullback in spot gold prices, which have suffered their steepest monthly drop since 2008 amid fading expectations of rate cuts and rising energy costs tied to the war in Ira…

Pentagon Does Not Reaffirm NATO’s Mutual Defense; Leaves Position to President

Pentagon Does Not Reaffirm NATO’s Mutual Defense; Leaves Position to President

At a Pentagon briefing, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declined to restate a U.S. pledge to NATO’s collective defense, saying such a commitment would be determined by President Donald Trump after European partners did not join the United States in operations against Iran. Hegseth cited the recent public remarks of the president criticizing allied a…

Lebanon braces for prolonged displacement as funding and shelter shortfalls deepen

Lebanon braces for prolonged displacement as funding and shelter shortfalls deepen

Lebanon’s social affairs ministry is preparing for the real possibility that large numbers of people who fled southern areas after Israeli strikes and evacuation orders will not return home in the near future, the minister said. With pledges and deliveries of international aid far below levels seen during last year’s conflict, officials are conside…

Klarna: A Contrarian Dip-Buy Where Value Meets Value Trap Risk

Klarna: A Contrarian Dip-Buy Where Value Meets Value Trap Risk

Klarna's pullback has turned it into a high-risk, high-reward dip-buy. The payments-to-lending hybrid trades at a price that suggests muted growth and continued loss absorption. If you believe management can stabilize credit losses and refocus the business on higher-margin product flows, the trade offers asymmetric upside. If not, the stock can sta…

When Attacks on Civilian Infrastructure Cross into War Crimes

When Attacks on Civilian Infrastructure Cross into War Crimes

As hostilities linked to the widening Iran conflict have included strikes and threats against oil, electricity and desalination installations that serve civilians, legal experts say such actions can amount to war crimes if they meet specific international-law criteria. The Geneva Conventions, the Rome Statute and recent ICC casework provide the leg…

Supreme Court Allows Challenge to Colorado Ban on Conversion Therapy for Minors

Supreme Court Allows Challenge to Colorado Ban on Conversion Therapy for Minors

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday sided with a licensed Christian counselor challenging Colorado’s 2019 statute that bars licensed mental health professionals from providing so-called conversion therapy to minors aimed at changing sexual orientation or gender identity. In an 8-1 decision, the justices overturned a lower court ruling that had upheld…

PBF Energy: Ride the Refining Windfall While It Lasts (Buy)

PBF Energy: Ride the Refining Windfall While It Lasts (Buy)

PBF Energy (PBF) is a buy for a mid-term trade. Geopolitical disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz and record diesel/gasoline prices have pushed U.S. crack spreads to multi-year highs, and PBF's refining footprint, low valuation versus potential earnings, and recent technical momentum argue for a tactical long. Entry at current levels, tight stop, an…

AI-Flagged US Stocks Deliver Double-Digit March Gains as Market Wobbles

AI-Flagged US Stocks Deliver Double-Digit March Gains as Market Wobbles

US equities have been volatile in March, but a set of stock selections generated by an AI stock-picking system produced substantial, sometimes double-digit, returns for subscribers. Notable winners since selection include Occidental Petroleum (OXY) up 61.09%, Chevron (CVX) up 39.60% and Onto Innovation (ONTO) up 19.90%. The platform also highlights…