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  • IMF and World Bank trim emerging-market growth forecasts as the Middle East war becomes a third global economic shock, prompting scaled emergency financing.
  • An Israeli strike in Srifa, south Lebanon, killed an infant and several relatives during a funeral, signaling intensified cross-border violence.
  • Peru's crowded presidential vote produced no clear winner, making a June 7 runoff likely and keeping political risk high for mining investment.
  • Australia and the U.S. commit over A$5 billion to accelerate Australian critical-minerals projects, boosting supply-chain financing for rare earths and nickel.
  • Chery plans to expand European output by partnering with existing factories, favoring joint production over building new plants to meet demand.
  • Micron benefits from AI-driven memory and SSD demand, posting strong free cash flow and prompting bullish trade ideas.
  • Private credit worries push investors toward defensive insurers like Jackson Financial, cited as a mid-term income trade with conservative balance-sheet metrics.

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Expedia Sees Strong 2026 Gross Bookings Driven by Business Clients

Expedia Sees Strong 2026 Gross Bookings Driven by Business Clients

Expedia projected 2026 gross bookings and revenue above Wall Street expectations, citing robust demand from business customers and increased participation by travel agencies and partners. The Vrbo-parent forecast gross bookings of $127 billion to $129 billion and revenue of $15.6 billion to $16 billion, while fourth-quarter adjusted profit and reve…

DA Davidson Starts Coverage on TSMC With Buy Rating, $450 Target

DA Davidson Starts Coverage on TSMC With Buy Rating, $450 Target

DA Davidson began coverage of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) with a Buy rating and a $450.00 price objective, pointing to the company's established manufacturing execution and recent technology milestones as key advantages. The firm highlighted TSMC's financial strength, strong margins and the commercialization of its N2 node, wh…

PTC Therapeutics Shares Drop After Company Pulls Translarna NDA Resubmission

PTC Therapeutics Shares Drop After Company Pulls Translarna NDA Resubmission

PTC Therapeutics said it has withdrawn its resubmitted New Drug Application for Translarna, a therapy for nonsense mutation Duchenne muscular dystrophy, after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration indicated the data were unlikely to meet the agency's threshold for substantial evidence of effectiveness. The announcement coincided with a roughly 4% d…

U.S.-Controlled Venezuela Oil Sales Exceed $1 Billion; Another $5 Billion Expected in Coming Months, Energy Chief Says

U.S.-Controlled Venezuela Oil Sales Exceed $1 Billion; Another $5 Billion Expected in Coming Months, Energy Chief Says

U.S.-controlled oil shipments from Venezuela have generated more than $1 billion to date and are expected to produce an additional $5 billion over the next few months, U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright said in an interview. Much of the crude is being refined at U.S. facilities and the proceeds have been transferred to Venezuela's interim govern…

Columbus Circle Capital II Raises $230 Million in NASDAQ IPO Offering

Columbus Circle Capital II Raises $230 Million in NASDAQ IPO Offering

Columbus Circle Capital Corp. II completed an initial public offering that generated $230 million through the sale of 23 million units at $10 each, including the full exercise of a 3 million-unit over-allotment. Units began trading on the NASDAQ Global Market as CMIIU on February 11, 2026, and the offering proceeds alongside a concurrent private pl…

DA Davidson Starts Coverage on AMD With Neutral Rating and $220 Target

DA Davidson Starts Coverage on AMD With Neutral Rating and $220 Target

DA Davidson has initiated coverage of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) with a Neutral rating and a $220 price target, noting the company’s strong CPU market positions and 34.34% year-over-year revenue growth to $34.64 billion, while characterizing AMD as a "marginal AI accelerator player" facing scale-related integration and utilization challenges in A…

New York Fed Official: Elevated T-Bill Purchases to Continue Through Mid-April

New York Fed Official: Elevated T-Bill Purchases to Continue Through Mid-April

A New York Fed official said the central bank will keep sizable Treasury bill and short-term government bond purchases in place through mid-April to rebuild reserves and manage liquidity around the annual tax filing date. The purchases, described as technical reserve management operations, total about $40 billion per month and sit alongside other g…

Brazil’s Beef Processing Climbs to Record Levels as China Drives Demand

Brazil’s Beef Processing Climbs to Record Levels as China Drives Demand

Preliminary Brazilian census bureau data show a sharp uplift in cattle slaughtering in Q4, up 13.1% year-over-year, and point to a potential record 42.3 million head processed in 2025. Robust Chinese purchases are cited as the primary driver, but recent Chinese safeguard measures and quota rules introduce near-term trade uncertainty for Brazilian p…

Freedom Capital Lowers Amgen Rating to Hold, Raises Price Target to $375

Freedom Capital Lowers Amgen Rating to Hold, Raises Price Target to $375

Freedom Capital Markets cut Amgen's rating to Hold from Buy while nudging its 12-month price objective up to $375 from $360. The move reflects the firm's view that shares are approaching fair value even after Amgen posted stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter results and upward guidance for 2026. Analysts across the street issued mixed target chang…

After-Hours Stock Movers: Applied Materials Leads Gains as Mixed Earnings and Guidance Ripple Through Tech and Consumer Names

After-Hours Stock Movers: Applied Materials Leads Gains as Mixed Earnings and Guidance Ripple Through Tech and Consumer Names

A batch of corporate updates triggered notable after-hours moves across sectors. Applied Materials surged after delivering stronger-than-expected quarterly results and upbeat guidance. A mix of beats and misses followed across chip equipment, streaming, electric vehicles, online marketplaces, and gaming, with several companies upping forward views …