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  • Iriso shares fell 7.8% after the company postponed earnings while probing possible improper payments, leaving regulatory filing deadlines unchanged.
  • BofA warns the South Korean won may face renewed pressure as outbound direct investment jumps to $72 billion and portfolio outflows persist.
  • Dynatrace shares rose over 8% after Starboard Value disclosed a stake and pushed management for accelerated buybacks exceeding $2.5 billion.
  • UBS keeps an 'Attractive' rating on U.S. equities and reiterates an S&P 500 year-end target of 7,500 citing earnings and AI investment.
  • Citi lifts its global AI market estimate above $4.2 trillion by 2030, pointing to accelerating enterprise adoption.
  • Ghana rejected a proposed U.S. health agreement over clauses requiring sharing of sensitive health data.
  • Bank of Russia proposes mandatory yuan reserves for banks to curb volatility after yuan swap rates surged above 40%.

Latest Articles

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…

LME Aluminium Surges After Strikes Damage Major Gulf Smelters

LME Aluminium Surges After Strikes Damage Major Gulf Smelters

Aluminium futures on the London Metal Exchange climbed sharply after weekend strikes damaged two of the Middle East's largest aluminium producers. Benchmark three-month LME aluminium rose to $3,492 per metric ton at the open, a near four-year high, while companies and markets continue to assess the operational and supply implications.

Scorpio Tankers: Positioning for 2026 Oil-Transport Strength

Scorpio Tankers: Positioning for 2026 Oil-Transport Strength

Scorpio Tankers (STNG) offers a pragmatic long trade into 2026 anchored on recent vessel sales, multi-year time charters at strong rates, and a recovery in market pricing. At a $3.92B market cap and a P/E near 10, the stock has room to rerate if freight markets remain resilient. Trade plan provided with entry, stop, and target alongside risks and a…