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  • Alaska Air may reinstate full-year guidance on its Q2 call if jet fuel volatility stabilizes, supported by higher fares and strong bookings.
  • U.S. aims to redirect frozen Iranian assets to fund Gulf reconstruction after recent strikes, raising legal and diplomatic uncertainty.
  • Heightened security, street closures, and a no-bag policy at Madison Square Garden for President Trump's attendance will disrupt local access.
  • Bouygues-led consortium signed a memorandum to buy SFR for €20.35bn including debt, subject to regulatory approval and asset division.
  • Kosovo holds a third parliamentary vote in 18 months amid persistent deadlock, complicating EU reform progress and governance stability.
  • Analysts issued mixed calls—Kohl's, TripAdvisor, UnitedHealth upgrades and a Neutral on Tesla—signaling selective sector optimism.

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Arteris: Small NoC IP Player Positioned to Ride the AI Chip Wave

Arteris: Small NoC IP Player Positioned to Ride the AI Chip Wave

Arteris (AIP) is a niche network-on-chip (NoC) IP vendor that has quietly earned design wins with AMD, Li Auto and other AI and automotive chip customers. The stock has run up from its 2025 lows, but current pullbacks create a defined-risk entry into a company that could see meaningful revenue leverage as hyperscalers and chipmakers adopt chiplet a…

BofA Keeps Short-Term Caution on Euro as Energy and U.S. Momentum Weigh

BofA Keeps Short-Term Caution on Euro as Energy and U.S. Momentum Weigh

Bank of America retains a guarded near-term stance on the euro, pointing to risks from energy markets and relatively stronger U.S. economic momentum. While investor sentiment toward Europe has weakened and energy-related exposure leaves the currency vulnerable, expectations for energy normalization and improved euro-area growth later in the year un…

SpaceX IPO Spurs Surge in European Retail Demand, but Experts Urge Caution

SpaceX IPO Spurs Surge in European Retail Demand, but Experts Urge Caution

Elon Musk’s SpaceX has prompted a wave of interest from European retail investors as the company considers a sizeable retail allocation in an expected IPO. Platforms across the UK and several European countries are allowing customers to apply for shares in a $75 billion offering, but academics and consumer advocates warn that the company’s $1.75 tr…

U.S. Clears Potential $1.5 Billion Sale of Seahawk Helicopters to New Zealand

U.S. Clears Potential $1.5 Billion Sale of Seahawk Helicopters to New Zealand

The U.S. State Department has approved a proposed foreign military sale of five MH-60R Seahawk helicopters and related equipment to New Zealand valued at $1.5 billion. The move is meant to bolster New Zealand's maritime and homeland defense capabilities as the government pursues a multi-year defense modernization program and increases military spen…

CoreWeave: Booked-Out Growth, Underpriced Optionality

CoreWeave: Booked-Out Growth, Underpriced Optionality

CoreWeave has validated next-gen Nvidia racks and sits on a reported $99.4B backlog while Nvidia has increased its stake to roughly 9%. The market is punishing the stock for leverage and negative cash flow, leaving an entry opportunity for disciplined, risk-aware longs. This trade idea lays out an entry at $100.40, a stop at $82.00 and a mid-term t…

Raul Castro Appears at Havana Interior Ministry Event After U.S. Indictment

Raul Castro Appears at Havana Interior Ministry Event After U.S. Indictment

Cuba's former leader Raul Castro was shown on state television attending an Interior Ministry celebration in Havana on June 5, marking his first public appearance since the United States filed murder charges related to a 1996 shootdown of exile-operated planes. The U.S. has accused Castro, formerly the island's defense minister, of ordering Cuban m…

AI-Driven Growth Moves Beyond Big Tech, Touching Broader U.S. Economy

AI-Driven Growth Moves Beyond Big Tech, Touching Broader U.S. Economy

Yardeni Research reports mounting signs that the artificial intelligence expansion is spreading from major technology firms into the wider U.S. economy. Labor-market strength, surging small-business job openings, stronger manufacturing readings and rising construction tied to data-center builds point to AI-related demand. However, elevated input co…

Trump Pledges Relief to Farmers as Fuel and Fertilizer Costs Stay High

Trump Pledges Relief to Farmers as Fuel and Fertilizer Costs Stay High

President Donald Trump told farmers at a corn and soybean farm in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, that they would see "very good things" over the next 90 days to ease pressures from elevated fuel and fertilizer costs tied to the conflict with Iran. He provided no details on policy actions, reiterated expectations that energy prices will fall once the Ir…

Earnings season shows resilience, but headwinds are mounting

Earnings season shows resilience, but headwinds are mounting

Goldman Sachs finds that first-quarter corporate results and consumer spending have left the U.S. economy on a firm footing, driven by broad beats across the S&P 500 and strong real revenue and earnings growth. However, the bank warns that weakening household demand, constrained real incomes, and climbing input costs could weigh on growth later in …

U.S. Strikes Iranian Coastal Radar After Drones Launched Toward Strait of Hormuz

U.S. Strikes Iranian Coastal Radar After Drones Launched Toward Strait of Hormuz

U.S. forces struck Iranian coastal surveillance installations after intercepting four drones launched toward the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. military said. Tehran and allied groups responded with missile and drone fire against regional U.S. bases and commercial shipping, while diplomatic efforts to secure an interim halt to the three-month-old war r…

U.S. Clears $1.5 Billion Sale of Seahawk Maritime Helicopters to New Zealand

U.S. Clears $1.5 Billion Sale of Seahawk Maritime Helicopters to New Zealand

The U.S. Department of State has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale of five MH-60R Seahawk maritime helicopters and associated equipment to New Zealand, a transaction valued at $1.5 billion. The sale supports Wellington’s broader plan to substantially increase defence spending over the coming years and to strengthen homeland defence and prot…

Fatal Russian Strikes Reported in Ukraine's Kherson Region

Fatal Russian Strikes Reported in Ukraine's Kherson Region

On Friday, multiple Russian attacks targeted the Kherson region in southern Ukraine, resulting in five deaths. Regional Governor Oleksandr Prokudin reported that these fatalities occurred during three separate strikes affecting residential areas, a petrol station, and a village north of the regional capital. The incidents underscore the ongoing vol…