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  • U.S. crude and petroleum product exports hit a record 12.9 million barrels per day last week.
  • U.S. LNG exports also rose as buyers sought alternatives to Middle Eastern supply.
  • Tanker rerouting to the U.S. Gulf Coast and infrastructure mismatches in Asia and Europe complicate a durable shift.
  • AI hardware rally pushed Taiwan's market value above the United Kingdom.
  • South Korea's market value rose closer to Taiwan amid the AI chip valuation surge.
  • Capital flowed into semiconductor-focused benchmarks while European indices lagged due to finance and industrial weightings.

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Buy MKKGY: Diversified Pharma & Life-Science Exposure at a Value Entry

Buy MKKGY: Diversified Pharma & Life-Science Exposure at a Value Entry

Merck KGaA (MKKGY) combines a high-quality life-science tools franchise, steady pharma royalties and specialty materials. At $25.44 the stock trades at a reasonable P/E of 18.3 and a market cap of roughly $55.3B, offering a compelling risk/reward for a long trade targeting the $31 52-week high. Technicals show constructive momentum (EMA cross, MACD…

Chinese Frozen Pork Purchases Lift Hog Stocks Amid Broader Market Slump

Chinese Frozen Pork Purchases Lift Hog Stocks Amid Broader Market Slump

Shares of major Chinese pork producers outperformed a wider market selloff after Beijing indicated it will proceed with a second substantial round of frozen pork reserve purchases this year. The policy move is aimed at supporting pork prices and farm margins while providing immediate revenue to producers and processors amid persistent oversupply pr…

Singapore Adds Another Defendant in AI Server Fraud Case

Singapore Adds Another Defendant in AI Server Fraud Case

Singapore prosecutors have charged an additional individual in a fraud case involving false representations to U.S. server supplier Dell Technologies. The charge links the newly accused to two others previously charged in 2024 over claims that servers supplied to Singapore firms would end up with a specified end-user. Authorities have noted that th…

Mitsubishi Heavy Shares Climb After Successful Artemis II Launch

Mitsubishi Heavy Shares Climb After Successful Artemis II Launch

Shares of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries rose on Thursday following the successful launch of NASA’s Artemis II mission on Wednesday. The company’s involvement through JAXA in developing the H3 rocket and HTV cargo craft ties it to the mission. Other Japanese firms with Artemis exposure also posted gains.

Prime-time warning reverses recent risk rally as oil surges above $100

Prime-time warning reverses recent risk rally as oil surges above $100

A 19-minute prime-time speech from U.S. President Donald Trump, in which he vowed to hit Iran "extremely hard" over the next two to three weeks, erased investor optimism that a quick end to the conflict might be near. With the Strait of Hormuz remaining closed, markets reversed earlier gains: equities sold off, the U.S. dollar strengthened, oil jum…

Markets and Diplomacy Shift as Trump Signals Intensified Strikes on Iran; Oil Spikes and Hopes for Quick Resolution Fade

Markets and Diplomacy Shift as Trump Signals Intensified Strikes on Iran; Oil Spikes and Hopes for Quick Resolution Fade

U.S. President Donald Trump’s prime-time address signaled intensified military action against Iran over the coming weeks, offering no clear timeline for ending the conflict. Global markets reacted sharply: Brent crude jumped, equities fell, and regional tensions escalated as missile launches from Iran toward Israel were reported. International inst…

U.S. Government Readies 100% Tariffs on Some Imported Pharmaceuticals

U.S. Government Readies 100% Tariffs on Some Imported Pharmaceuticals

The U.S. administration is preparing to levy 100% tariffs on certain imported pharmaceuticals, according to people familiar with the matter. The duties are expected to be announced as soon as Thursday and will target companies that have not negotiated agreements with the White House to increase onshore manufacturing. Tariff levels will be capped fo…