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Another Tanker Hit in Hormuz as Houthis Add to Regional Risks
Tanker attack in Strait of Hormuz and Houthi Red Sea blockade threat heighten maritime risks, disrupting oil supply and trade.
Palm Slips from Month-High as Weak Crude Dents Biofuel Appeal
Palm oil declines on weak crude, signaling softening biofuel demand and potential global demand concerns.
Why Canada isn’t listening to American whining in the wine wars
FT opinion piece on US-Canada wine tariffs highlights ongoing trade tensions and retaliation risks.
Biotech deals surge to record as fear of missing out grips Big Pharma
Record biotech M&A driven by Big Pharma's rush to replace expiring patents boosts the sector but has limited direct impact on the broad market.
AI is becoming a geopolitical weapon, warns EU digital chief
EU digital chief warns AI is becoming a geopolitical weapon, urging Europe to reduce reliance on US tech, signaling potential tech fragmentation.
Psychedelic drugs are going mainstream
Psychedelic-based treatments for mental health are nearing commercial viability, potentially opening a new pharmaceutical market.
US authorities probe Mark Walter’s insurance empire
US regulators are probing insurance-private capital ties, potentially impacting insurance stocks and private capital markets.
General Motors is set to report earnings before the bell. Here's what Wall Street expects
GM expected to report EPS of $3.20 and revenue of $47.01B.
Inflation fears are back in the spotlight as the Middle East conflict keeps oil prices elevated,...
Inflation fears resurface as U.S.-Iran tensions keep oil prices elevated, pressuring stocks.
NVIDIA has fallen after 7 of its last 12 earnings reports. Here's the data.
Analysis shows NVDA often drops after earnings despite beats, cautioning that options market may overprice moves.
Revolut to challenge Australia’s Big Four banks
UK fintech Revolut secures full Australian banking license, planning to challenge major banks in credit and savings.
Goldman Says Brent Could Top $120 If Hormuz Disruptions Persist
Goldman warns Brent could spike to $120 if Hormuz disruptions persist, posing stagflationary risk.