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Goldman Sachs maintains a target of $5,400 per troy ounce for gold by the end of 2026. The bank’s analysts say an anticipated cycle of Federal Reserve rate reductions, a normalization of speculative positioning after heavy call-option buying, and a resumed pace of central bank purchases should together support the metal’s advance, even after a roug…
A March 25 internal document from Vingroup requests Vietnam's industry ministry to abandon plans for a 4.8 GW liquefied natural gas (LNG) power plant in Haiphong and instead consider a large-scale hybrid renewable energy project coupled with a battery energy storage system (BESS). The move follows a dramatic 85% jump in LNG prices after U.S. and Is…
Citi Research initiated coverage of Rheinmetall with a neutral rating and a €1,480 target price, arguing that the company’s value hinges on whether current ammunition demand is enduring or temporary. The bank splits valuation between a €330-per-share Weapons and Ammunition component and €1,146 for the rest of the group, while modelling a steep buil…
Materialise NV announces the transfer of its RapidFit business to its existing management team, allowing RapidFit to operate as an independent company. This move aligns with Materialise’s strategy to focus investments on its strongest growth areas while enabling RapidFit to pursue growth opportunities autonomously. RapidFit specializes in 3D-printe…
S&P Global Visible Alpha research cautions that the substantial capital expenditures tech giants have slated for AI infrastructure in 2026 - roughly $635 billion - could be upset if energy prices rise amid Middle East tensions. Melissa Otto, head of research at S&P Global Visible Alpha, says sustained high oil prices may force companies to revise p…
Hungary’s parliamentary election on April 12 has become a focal point for conservative circles in the United States that have viewed Prime Minister Viktor Orban as a model for nationalist, anti‑establishment governance. After 16 years in office, Orban and his Fidesz party confront their most serious electoral threat in more than a decade from the c…
Several large pharmaceutical companies and industry officials report that new medicine rollouts in Europe are being delayed as manufacturers assess the implications of U.S. pricing initiatives tied to international reference pricing. Executives, a trade association leader and market data point to a marked fall in European launches since Washington …
The Taiwan market finished the session lower, with the Taiwan Weighted Index down 0.68%. Losses in the Semiconductor and Machinery sectors - and one sector not specified in the source report - were cited as the main drivers of the decline. Several individual stocks recorded double-digit percentage swings while commodity and currency moves were mixe…
A delegation of senior European Union diplomats led by Kaja Kallas arrived in Kyiv to observe the fourth anniversary of the Bucha massacre and to express support for Ukraine. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha welcomed the delegation at the central railway station, framing the strong European presence as evidence that accountability for the a…
RBC Capital Markets finds that European medical-technology companies have limited direct risk from recent Middle East tensions, with sales exposure generally between 1% and 3%, energy costs contributing about 1% to 3% of cost of goods sold (COGS), and freight expenses representing roughly 1% to 3% of sales. The bank highlights widespread hedging of…
Dana Incorporated just lifted its quarterly dividend and doubled its buyback authorization timeline, signaling capital-return confidence while reporting margin improvement. With free cash flow of $298M, EV/EBITDA of 9.7 and room to re-rate toward its 52-week high, Dana looks like a pragmatic tactical long. We lay out an entry, stop and target for a…
Gold clawed back some losses in Asian trading after reports that U.S. action against Iran may be scaled back, and comments from the U.S. Federal Reserve chair reassured markets on long-term inflation. The rally was modest and did not erase deep declines for gold and other precious metals during March, which were driven by rising inflation expectati…
SoftwareONE reported a 22.5% rise in 2025 revenue following its acquisition of Crayon, with modest improvement in adjusted earnings per share and strengthened cash generation. Growth in Channel and Services offset weakness in the Direct business, while management outlined a 2026 outlook that aims for mid-single-digit like-for-like revenue growth an…
Pendle said its CEO, TN Lee, took part in a high-level delegation in New York with representatives from Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, and Anchorage Digital to make the investment case for Vietnam’s International Financial Center. The meeting, which included Vietnam’s Deputy Prime Minister, highlights growing institut…
Australian stocks closed higher on Tuesday, driven by strength in the Gold, Information Technology and Telecoms Services sectors as the S&P/ASX 200 finished up 0.25% in Sydney. Top gains were recorded in Generation Development Group, Temple & Webster and Xero, while Sims Metal Management, Whitehaven Coal and New Hope were the biggest decliners. Mar…
Norma Group reported a 6.8% year-on-year decline in revenue for fiscal 2025, driven by weaker orders from vehicle manufacturers and softer demand within parts of its industrial operations. The group’s adjusted EBIT margin narrowed to 0.8%, reflecting a comparatively high cost base against reduced capacity utilization. Management completed a strateg…
Tempus AI presents an actionable long near current levels. Market uncertainty has compressed multiple potential upside drivers into the price; a disciplined entry at $12.50 with a $20 target and $9.50 stop offers a favorable reward-to-risk for a mid-term swing trade. Catalysts include product rollouts, partnership milestones, and improving sell-sid…
State Street is trading at a modest multiple versus earnings and book value despite strong fee revenue trends and record assets under custody. With a current price of $123.44, a trailing EPS near $9.75 and an EV that belies its free cash flow generation, the stock offers a risk/reward profile attractive for a mid-term long. This trade idea lays out…
Financial markets enter the second quarter with elevated sensitivity to developments in the Middle East and to oil prices, which have jumped about 90% this quarter to above $100 a barrel. That surge has pushed up inflation expectations and bond yields, prompted central bank rate repricing and left equities vulnerable to further declines if the conf…
Willdan Group's combination of improving margins, recurring municipal/utility work and a much-lower valuation base after a 2025 reset creates a compelling mid-term trade. Enter near $76, stop $68, target $110 over a 45-trading-day horizon, with a favorable risk/reward if the company sustains cash flow and backlog conversion.
Most Asian currencies traded narrowly on Tuesday but were on track for sizable losses in March as the U.S.-Israel war on Iran dented risk appetite. The dollar advanced toward a monthly gain, supported by safe-haven flows and reduced expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts amid an oil price surge.
BlackRock has been reported to be considering HSBC’s Canary Wharf skyscraper as a candidate for its London headquarters, while also assessing other large office blocks across the city. The firm is seeking at least 600,000 square feet and has examined properties including Bishops Square and Deutsche Bank’s former 75 London Wall. HSBC is scheduled to…
Global markets edged up on Tuesday after a report that the U.S. may halt direct military operations against Iran even if the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed. Futures rallied in Asia and Europe, while oil retreated from intraday gains. Investors remain cautious: the waterway has been effectively shut since February 28 and Brent is set for a …
Japanese officials on Tuesday described the latest slide in the yen as speculative for the first time since the Middle East war began, signaling readiness to act as the currency neared the 160-per-dollar threshold. The slump has combined with a spike in oil prices after the Iran conflict and rising import costs to intensify inflationary pressure an…
A People’s Bank of China monetary policy committee member said imported inflation linked to the Middle East conflict could squeeze corporate profits and complicate policymakers' efforts to simultaneously contain price pressures and support growth. Consumer inflation is still modest but the eventual impact depends on the duration and severity of the…
