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  • U.S. and Iran will hold nuclear talks in Muscat Friday, triggering a brief oil price spike.
  • S&P placed Eldorado Gold on CreditWatch positive after higher gold prices and project progress improved cash flow outlook.
  • Mercury Systems fell about 25%, prompting buy-the-dip trade ideas citing defense spending tailwinds and a $77 entry point.
  • Analysts pitched The Trade Desk as a tactical short amid weak execution, CFO turnover and rising competition, with a $27 entry.
  • Target's incoming CEO said the retailer must rebuild trust with customers and staff after communication failures and a prolonged sales slowdown.
  • Immigration became the focal issue in New Jersey's special Democratic primary, shaping messaging ahead of November and attracting heavy outside spending.
  • Senator Roger Wicker opposed converting a Mississippi warehouse into an 8,500‑bed ICE detention center, citing inadequate local services and development concerns.

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BTIG Sticks With Buy on Birkenstock, Sees Large Upside to $65 Target

BTIG Sticks With Buy on Birkenstock, Sees Large Upside to $65 Target

BTIG has reaffirmed a Buy rating and set a $65 price target on Birkenstock Holding plc (BIRK) after the company’s Investor Day in New York City. With shares trading near $37.57, the target implies roughly 73% upside. BTIG highlighted the company’s margin profile, manufacturing model, and prospects for continued double-digit growth, while also trimm…

Lazard Tops Q4 Earnings Estimates as Advisory and Asset Management Accelerate

Lazard Tops Q4 Earnings Estimates as Advisory and Asset Management Accelerate

Lazard reported adjusted fourth-quarter results that exceeded analyst expectations, driven by growth in both its financial advisory and asset management divisions. The investment bank also appointed longtime executive Tracy Farr as chief financial officer effective Feb. 1, while reporting a rise in assets under management alongside an equity market…

Two Palestinians killed in Gaza as U.S.-brokered truce advances to phase two

Two Palestinians killed in Gaza as U.S.-brokered truce advances to phase two

At least two Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire in the Gaza Strip as Hamas and Israel prepared to move into the second phase of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire. The incident, reported in eastern Khan Younis, comes amid disputed reports of casualties on both sides and ahead of negotiations over the contentious issue of Hamas disarmament and the poss…

Wolfe Lifts ASML Price Target After Strong Bookings, Cites 2027 Visibility

Wolfe Lifts ASML Price Target After Strong Bookings, Cites 2027 Visibility

Wolfe Research increased its price target on ASML Holding NV to €1,450 from €1,400 while retaining an Outperform rating, citing stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter bookings and improved revenue guidance for calendar year 2026. The research house highlighted that much of the recent bookings are slated for 2027 delivery, prompting a material upward…

Lavrov Questions Value of U.S.-Ukraine Security Assurances

Lavrov Questions Value of U.S.-Ukraine Security Assurances

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expressed skepticism about security guarantees reportedly agreed between the United States and Ukraine, saying he was unaware of their details and questioning whether such measures could deliver lasting peace. Kyiv has sought security guarantees as part of any prospective peace accord to end the ongoing war. L…

J.P. Morgan shifts stainless steel ratings as EU trade and carbon rules loom

J.P. Morgan shifts stainless steel ratings as EU trade and carbon rules loom

J.P. Morgan updated coverage across several European steel names, upgrading Aperam to overweight while downgrading Acerinox and cutting SSAB to neutral. The moves reflect differing company exposures to European end-markets and anticipated policy changes: an EU proposal to reduce duty-free steel imports by roughly 40% and the next phase of the Carbo…