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  • U.S. officials say talks with Iran stalled after Tehran's offer to delay nuclear talks until after fighting, drawing President Trump's displeasure.
  • Oil prices ticked higher on renewed supply risk.
  • Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has sharply declined, tightening seaborne oil flows.
  • Kraken Robotics shares jumped after a quarter showing 175% revenue growth and new commercial wins.
  • OpenAI missed internal user and revenue targets, prompting management to tighten costs ahead of a likely year‑end IPO.

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UBS Raises USD/JPY Near-Term Forecast as Energy Prices Remain Elevated

UBS Raises USD/JPY Near-Term Forecast as Energy Prices Remain Elevated

UBS has increased its near-term projections for the USD/JPY currency pair, citing persistently elevated global energy prices that advantage the United States as a net energy exporter while weighing on Japan as a major energy importer. The bank raised its June 2026 and September 2026 targets, left December 2026 and March 2027 forecasts unchanged, an…

Photronics Director Sells $358,000 of PLAB Shares; Company Posts Q1 Beat

Photronics Director Sells $358,000 of PLAB Shares; Company Posts Q1 Beat

Photronics Inc. (NASDAQ: PLAB) director Lee Kang Jyh sold 10,000 shares on March 19, 2026, generating $358,000 in proceeds. The company posted fiscal Q1 2026 results that beat expectations on both EPS and revenue, while an analyst firm raised its price target and kept a Buy rating. InvestingPro flags the stock as overvalued versus its Fair Value.

Supreme Court to Hear Challenge Over Government Power to Limit Asylum Processing

Supreme Court to Hear Challenge Over Government Power to Limit Asylum Processing

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on the legality of a border policy known as "metering" — a practice that allowed U.S. immigration officials to turn away asylum seekers at ports of entry when officials determined border crossings were too strained to accept more claims. The case focuses narrowly on whether migrants who are stopped on the …

Oil's Grip on Markets Deepens as Goldman Raises Forecasts and Gold Weakens

Oil's Grip on Markets Deepens as Goldman Raises Forecasts and Gold Weakens

Global markets remain tightly tethered to oil prices amid fallout from the Iran conflict. Goldman Sachs strategists say crude is the dominant cross-asset driver, have raised near-term oil forecasts on supply disruption risks, and argue that a firmer dollar and positioning shifts help explain the recent correction in gold, which they view as a poten…

Bayer Shares Drop After Inclusive Capital Seeks to Place Stake

Bayer Shares Drop After Inclusive Capital Seeks to Place Stake

Bayer shares tumbled more than 3% after reports that Inclusive Capital Partners, led by activist investor Jeff Ubben, is offering around 8.5 million Bayer shares - about 0.9% of the company - in a stock placing valued at roughly 327 million euros based on Monday's close. The potential sale and recent guidance for 2026 earnings that fell short of co…

U.S. Futures Retreat as Ambiguity Over Iran Talks Dampens Relief Rally

U.S. Futures Retreat as Ambiguity Over Iran Talks Dampens Relief Rally

U.S. stock index futures slipped after a sharp one-day rally as uncertainty resurfaced over possible talks between the United States and Iran. President Donald Trump delayed planned strikes on Iran’s power grid citing productive discussions, but Iranian officials deny negotiations occurred. The geopolitical uncertainty has pushed oil prices higher …

BofA: Food and Beverage Spot Inflation Climbs to 3.7% in February

BofA: Food and Beverage Spot Inflation Climbs to 3.7% in February

Bank of America’s latest Trendspotter update reports that spot inflation for packaged food and beverage companies rose to 3.7% year-over-year in February, a 40 basis-point increase from January. The move was driven by higher prices for turkey linked to avian flu, as well as vegetables and milk, while eggs, cocoa, and orange juice declined. BofA’s T…

U.S. Pushes for Iran Deal as Israeli Officials Doubt Success

U.S. Pushes for Iran Deal as Israeli Officials Doubt Success

Three senior Israeli officials told Reuters that U.S. President Donald Trump appears intent on negotiating a settlement with Iran to end Middle East hostilities, but those officials said they consider it unlikely that Iran will accept U.S. demands. Negotiations collapsed on February 28 following the launch of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. The U.S. …

China's Big Banks Set to See Margin Relief as Trillions in Time Deposits Reprice

China's Big Banks Set to See Margin Relief as Trillions in Time Deposits Reprice

China's largest state-owned banks are positioned to recover part of their margin losses after nearly 54 trillion yuan (about $7.8 trillion) in time deposits mature in 2026 and roll over at much lower rates. Analysts say the shift in deposit pricing, together with policy moves by banks and the regulator, should help stabilise net interest margins af…

Cadeler delivers stronger-than-expected Q4 results, tops 2025 guidance

Cadeler delivers stronger-than-expected Q4 results, tops 2025 guidance

Cadeler A/S reported fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results that outpaced analyst expectations, with full-year EBITDA exceeding the top of the company’s previously issued guidance. The Norway-based offshore wind installation vessel operator recorded higher-than-expected revenue, profit and utilisation in Q4, but ended the quarter with net debt a…

Puig Surges After Estée Lauder Confirms Merger Talks; EL Shares Fall

Puig Surges After Estée Lauder Confirms Merger Talks; EL Shares Fall

Puig shares rallied more than 14% on Tuesday, reaching levels not seen since early February, after Estée Lauder confirmed it was in merger discussions with the Spanish luxury company. Estée Lauder's own shares fell sharply on March 23, closing at $79.29, down $6.63 or 7.72% on unusually high trading volume, before a modest pre-market recovery the f…