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  • Major European indexes closed mostly lower, led by Amsterdam AEX down 1.15%, London -0.54%, DAX -0.14% and Paris -0.19%.
  • MACOM agreed long-term epitaxial supply deals and will invest £45 million in IQE to strengthen its chip supply chain.
  • NATO is considering ending annual leaders' summits amid concerns about contentious U.S. leadership and short-term summit outcomes.
  • A coordinated jihadi and Tuareg offensive in Mali killed the defense minister and intensified fragmentation risks across the Sahel.
  • American Airlines will raise $1.14 billion through aircraft-backed debt to fund deliveries and refinance existing aircraft loans.
  • EU regulators advised Google on opening Android AI capabilities to rivals under the Digital Markets Act, seeking feedback ahead of a July decision.

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Death Toll Across the Middle East Rises After U.S. and Israeli Strikes on Iran

Death Toll Across the Middle East Rises After U.S. and Israeli Strikes on Iran

Thousands of people have died across several Middle Eastern countries since coordinated U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran on February 28 and Iran’s subsequent attacks on Israel, U.S. bases and Gulf states. Reported death tolls differ by source and country, with a range of civilian and military casualties reported through March 22.

Cheap Optionality: Why Mako Mining Looks Like a Free Nevada Gold Mine

Cheap Optionality: Why Mako Mining Looks Like a Free Nevada Gold Mine

Mako Mining (MAKO) presents an asymmetric trade: limited downside if near-term news validated, outsized upside if the company proves up Nevada mineralization or secures favorable financing. Public disclosure is thin, which raises execution risk. This note lays out a specific entry ($0.20), stop ($0.10) and target ($0.60) for a mid-term swing trade …

Barclays Says Private Credit Strains Fall Short of a 2008-Style Crisis

Barclays Says Private Credit Strains Fall Short of a 2008-Style Crisis

Concerns about the private credit market have increased, yet Barclays argues the situation today lacks the scale and direct system connections that made the 2008 financial crisis systemic. While market caution and limited contagion have been visible, direct exposures within banks and insurers remain modest and corporate balance sheets are generally…

Persistent Middle East conflict and energy shock weigh on fragile equities rally

Persistent Middle East conflict and energy shock weigh on fragile equities rally

A widening Middle East confrontation and a sharp rise in energy prices have become the dominant forces shaping investor behavior, pressuring U.S. equities, lifting Treasury yields and reducing expectations for near-term interest rate cuts. Market participants are watching oil prices, the flow of crude through the Strait of Hormuz and key technical …

Buy Tokyo Metro: Defensive Urban Transit with Yen Appreciation Upside

Buy Tokyo Metro: Defensive Urban Transit with Yen Appreciation Upside

Tokyo Metro offers a defensive way to own Japanese urban infrastructure exposure with a plausible upside if the yen appreciates and domestic travel continues to normalize. This trade idea lays out a concrete entry, stop and target for a long-term trade and explains the operational and macro catalysts that could drive returns over the next 180 tradi…

Cuba launches nationwide recovery after second full-grid failure in a week

Cuba launches nationwide recovery after second full-grid failure in a week

Cuban authorities began early restoration work after the national power grid collapsed for the second time within seven days. A failure at a major thermoelectric plant in Nuevitas triggered a cascading outage that left the country's roughly 10 million residents without electricity. Officials say smaller closed circuits have been put in place across…

Missiles Strike Southern Israeli Towns, Causing Widespread Damage and Scores Injured

Missiles Strike Southern Israeli Towns, Causing Widespread Damage and Scores Injured

Two ballistic missiles launched from Iran struck southern Israeli towns overnight on March 22, causing major structural damage in Arad and injuries to scores of civilians. Emergency teams conducted search and rescue in multi-story buildings blown open by the blasts. Israeli officials say Iran targeted population centers while Iran’s Revolutionary G…

Paper Wealth Favors Eurozone, Financial Wealth Tilts Toward U.S., UBS Says

Paper Wealth Favors Eurozone, Financial Wealth Tilts Toward U.S., UBS Says

UBS reports that Eurozone household wealth is greater relative to GDP than in the United States, but the makeup of that wealth differs sharply. The Eurozone’s advantage is driven by real estate holdings, while U.S. households hold a higher share of equities and other financial assets, making American wealth more exposed to stock market movements.

China Pledges Greater Market Access and More Balanced Trade After Record Surplus

China Pledges Greater Market Access and More Balanced Trade After Record Surplus

At the China Development Forum in Beijing, Premier Li Qiang said China will further open its economy to foreign companies, expand imports of high-quality goods and work with partners to promote balanced trade, remarks that follow a record $1.2 trillion trade surplus for 2025. Central bank governor Pan Gongsheng and other senior officials sought to …

Oil Surge Seen as Immediate Margin Threat to Consumer Stocks

Oil Surge Seen as Immediate Margin Threat to Consumer Stocks

A sharp climb in oil prices tied to escalating tensions in Iran has raised immediate concerns for consumer equities, with analysts saying the principal danger is pressure on corporate margins rather than an instant collapse in demand. Disruptions to flows through the Strait of Hormuz - a chokepoint that normally carries about 20% of global crude - …

Beijing Defends Record Goods Surplus as Officials Promise More Market Access

Beijing Defends Record Goods Surplus as Officials Promise More Market Access

China’s central bank governor has defended the country’s surging goods surplus as a stabilizing force for global markets and said outbound investment and finance redistribute the current account gains worldwide. Senior leaders at a Beijing forum pledged broader services market access and increased imports of high-value items amid concerns from trad…