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  • Manhattan DA opens probe into sexual-assault allegations against Rep. Eric Swalwell, increasing pressure on him to exit the California governor race.
  • President Trump warned China would face 'big problems' if it supplies arms to Iran and noted increased minesweeping near the Gulf.
  • Moscow trading closed mixed as the MOEX index hit a one-month low, with energy and utilities down while banks and metals outperformed.
  • Doubleview Gold trades above moving averages with rising volume and compressed short interest, attracting trader attention as an OTC M&A candidate.
  • BTS's ARIRANG tour was screened live at an AMC theater in Los Angeles, drawing fans unable to travel to the Goyang concert.

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GXO Expands Partnership with NHS England

GXO Expands Partnership with NHS England

GXO Logistics has been appointed by NHS England to continue managing the supply and distribution of Faecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) home testing kits as part of the national bowel cancer screening programme. This contract expands GXO's presence in healthcare logistics and supports NHS England's 10 Year Health Plan for community-based care and earl…

Deutsche Bank Lifts Enagas to Hold After Spanish Draft Raises Revenue Outlook

Deutsche Bank Lifts Enagas to Hold After Spanish Draft Raises Revenue Outlook

Deutsche Bank upgraded Enagas from "sell" to "hold" after the Spanish regulator published a draft framework that sets the company's revenues for 2027-32. The proposals exceeded prior expectations, leading the bank to raise its target price to €16.30 from €12, while Enagas closed at €17.14. Analysts say the draft framework implies roughly €80 millio…

UBS Revises EUR/CZK Path Higher, Citing Near-Term Risks from Iran War Sentiment

UBS Revises EUR/CZK Path Higher, Citing Near-Term Risks from Iran War Sentiment

UBS has lifted its EUR/CZK forecast to 24.5 throughout its projection window, adjusting earlier calls of 24.3, 24.3, 24.4 and 24.5. The bank said it brought forward anticipated longer-term koruna weakness to reflect near-term pressures tied to risk sentiment around the war in Iran, noting that market mood has eclipsed fundamentals in recent trading…

Spain Blocks U.S. Military Flights Linked to Attacks on Iran

Spain Blocks U.S. Military Flights Linked to Attacks on Iran

Spain has ordered its airspace closed to U.S. military aircraft conducting operations against Iran, a measure that goes further than its prior refusal to permit U.S. use of jointly operated military bases. The restriction requires U.S. planes to route around Spanish airspace except in emergencies and reflects Madrid's stated refusal to participate …

ECB analysis finds US tariffs mostly absorbed by American companies and households

ECB analysis finds US tariffs mostly absorbed by American companies and households

An analysis published by economists at the European Central Bank finds that foreign exporters are absorbing only a small fraction of recent U.S. tariff increases. The study tracks tariff changes from January to November 2025 and shows roughly 95% pass-through of tariff costs to U.S. import prices, substantial declines in import volumes, and a prono…

Hedge Funds Trim Global Equity Stakes for Sixth Straight Week, Goldman Says

Hedge Funds Trim Global Equity Stakes for Sixth Straight Week, Goldman Says

Goldman Sachs Prime Trading data show hedge funds reduced global equity holdings for a sixth consecutive week through March 26. The desk said the decline was driven primarily by short sales, with some trimming of long positions. All major regions, macro products and single stocks saw net selling, while European macro short exposure hit 11%, a 10-ye…

WTO Reform Effort Falters as E-commerce Moratorium Deadlock Ends Cameroon Talks

WTO Reform Effort Falters as E-commerce Moratorium Deadlock Ends Cameroon Talks

Negotiations at a four-day World Trade Organization meeting in Yaounde concluded without agreement on a package of reforms or a clear extension of the moratorium on duties for electronic transmissions. Brazil blocked a U.S.-led effort to prolong the moratorium, and delegates were unable to agree on a length of extension acceptable to all parties, p…

Morgan Stanley shifts to defensive stance, downgrades global equities as Middle East shock ripples through markets

Morgan Stanley shifts to defensive stance, downgrades global equities as Middle East shock ripples through markets

Morgan Stanley has moved to a more defensive allocation, lowering its view on global equities to equal weight and boosting exposure to cash and U.S. Treasuries. The firm cited elevated uncertainty about the scale and persistence of oil supply disruption stemming from the Middle East conflict, noting dramatic recent moves in Brent crude and warning …

UBS Urges Stock-Picking in UK Equities as Risk-Off Sentiment Takes Hold

UBS Urges Stock-Picking in UK Equities as Risk-Off Sentiment Takes Hold

UBS strategists continue to favour a selective, stock-by-stock approach to UK equities amid a softer risk backdrop and mixed macro signals. The bank describes the UK as an "optional market" with dispersed global ownership and weak domestic sponsorship, which keeps valuations flexible and elevates the importance of individual company selection. Sect…

GSBD: Buy the Discount? I’ll Take the Other Side

GSBD: Buy the Discount? I’ll Take the Other Side

Goldman Sachs BDC (GSBD) offers a double-digit yield and trades at a steep price-to-book discount. But weak technicals, rising short interest, high leverage and continued private-credit pressures argue the market may be underestimating downside. This is a tactical short idea with clearly defined entry, stop and target for a mid-term (45 trading day…

Aluminium Surges as Iranian Strikes Deepen Supply Concerns in Middle East

Aluminium Surges as Iranian Strikes Deepen Supply Concerns in Middle East

Aluminium prices jumped sharply on Monday after weekend Iranian strikes struck two of the Middle East’s largest aluminium producers, stoking fears of a prolonged supply disruption. London Metal Exchange three-month aluminium rose 3.85% to $3,423 a metric ton as of 0718 GMT, while the most-active contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange closed 3.43…