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Turkish Equities Advance; BIST 100 Closes Up 1.30%

Turkish Equities Advance; BIST 100 Closes Up 1.30%

Turkey's main equity gauge, the BIST 100, rose 1.30% at Tuesday's close as strength in several commodity-linked sectors lifted the market. Market breadth was positive, with more than twice as many advancers as decliners. Selected mid- and large-cap names posted double-digit percentage moves in both directions. Commodities and FX moves accompanied t…

TD Cowen Lowers Rating on Colgate-Palmolive Citing Rising Input Costs and Sluggish Earnings Prospects

TD Cowen Lowers Rating on Colgate-Palmolive Citing Rising Input Costs and Sluggish Earnings Prospects

TD Cowen downgraded Colgate-Palmolive from Buy to Hold and reduced its price target to $85 from $96, citing higher costs for oil-based inputs and tallow. The firm cut its EPS growth outlook for 2026 and 2027 and highlighted potential margin vulnerability in developed markets and the U.S. business, despite the company’s ongoing productivity and inno…

Chronology of Vessel Attacks in the Gulf Since the Start of the Iran War

Chronology of Vessel Attacks in the Gulf Since the Start of the Iran War

Since strikes on Iran on February 28, the conflict has raised the risk profile for navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and adjacent Gulf waters. The narrow waterway normally carries about one-fifth of global oil and liquefied natural gas flows. Below is a chronological list of reported attacks on commercial vessels and related incidents, with l…

Tel Aviv stocks climb as financials and insurers lead gains; TA-35 up 1.90%

Tel Aviv stocks climb as financials and insurers lead gains; TA-35 up 1.90%

Israel's equity market closed higher on Tuesday, with the TA-35 rising 1.90% as gains in Banking, Financials and Insurance stocks powered the advance. Shufersal, Phoenix Holdings and Tower Semiconductor were the session's top performers, while Camtek, ICL Israel Chemicals and Delek Group posted the largest declines. Market breadth favored advancers…

Athens shares close higher as banks, construction and travel lead gains

Athens shares close higher as banks, construction and travel lead gains

Greece's main stock index finished the session higher, with the Athens General Composite up 2.90%. Gains were concentrated in the Banking, Construction and Travel sectors, and a larger number of stocks advanced versus those that fell. Commodity and currency markets also moved, with gold, Brent and U.S. crude all posting increases and the euro gaini…

Market Movers Tuesday: Nvidia, Meta Lead Gains as Select Energy and Healthcare Names Slide

Market Movers Tuesday: Nvidia, Meta Lead Gains as Select Energy and Healthcare Names Slide

Stocks across market-cap segments exhibited notable volatility on Tuesday, with large technology names such as Nvidia and Meta pushing higher while specific energy and healthcare-related issues registered steep declines. The session featured a mix of corporate announcements, financing moves and regulatory filings that coincided with outsized percen…

Appeals Court Upholds Dismissal of Criminal Case Against Boeing

Appeals Court Upholds Dismissal of Criminal Case Against Boeing

A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit on Tuesday affirmed a lower court ruling that approved the Justice Department's decision to dismiss a criminal charge against Boeing tied to two fatal 737 MAX crashes that together killed 346 people. The district judge had said he lacked authority to overturn the government's choi…

BofA: Thai Growth Lost Steam in February as External Pressures Rose

BofA: Thai Growth Lost Steam in February as External Pressures Rose

A Bank of America (BofA) report finds Thailand’s economic momentum eased in February, with slower export growth, softer industrial output and a pullback in household spending. Tourism and services also weakened month-on-month, even as the current account surplus strengthened on a swing to a trade surplus and an improved services balance.