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  • Iran warned of retaliation to any U.S. strike and threatened Gulf oil and gas infrastructure, raising energy-supply risk.
  • Israeli airstrikes continued in Gaza despite a U.S. ceasefire breakthrough, prolonging regional instability.
  • The U.S. said Hamas agreed to disarm under a U.S.-backed roadmap, but disputes over sequencing keep the ceasefire fragile.
  • Citi warned a roughly 10% TOPIX drop toward 3,600 could force hedge unwinds and drive USD/JPY lower.
  • Capital One told a court its closure of 300+ Trump-linked accounts followed an anti-money-laundering review and seeks dismissal.

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Qualcomm, Micron Lead Broad Swings in Monday Trading; Palantir Retreats

Qualcomm, Micron Lead Broad Swings in Monday Trading; Palantir Retreats

Monday's session produced notable price moves across market-cap tiers. Large semiconductor names such as Qualcomm and Micron climbed, several mega-caps posted gains, and a handful of technology and small-cap listings delivered double-digit moves. Conversely, names including Palantir and several large- and mid-cap stocks traded lower. The session hi…

Senegalese bonds slide as parliamentary vote clouds restructuring prospects

Senegalese bonds slide as parliamentary vote clouds restructuring prospects

Senegal's sovereign bonds fell for a third straight session after lawmakers approved legislation that could permit Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko to run in the 2029 presidential election. The move has intensified investor concern about the outlook for a planned debt restructuring, pushing bonds across maturities down and leaving some issues at multi-…

Microsoft: Still Room to Run — Buy on Strength, Respect the Stops

Microsoft: Still Room to Run — Buy on Strength, Respect the Stops

Microsoft remains a core play on enterprise AI and cloud adoption. Fundamentals - a $3.05T market cap, 18% trailing revenue growth narrative, strong cash flow and 30% ROE - back continued upside. Technicals are mixed, so treat this as a structured swing trade: entry near $411, stop at $395, target $470 over the next 45 trading days.

York Space Systems Shares Slide After Short Seller Says Pentagon Contract Collapse Threatens Revenue

York Space Systems Shares Slide After Short Seller Says Pentagon Contract Collapse Threatens Revenue

Shares of York Space Systems fell more than 10% on Monday morning after Wolfpack Research disclosed a short position and argued the company’s primary revenue source has been eliminated. The short seller asserts that nearly all of York’s projected 2025 revenue derives from sales to the Pentagon’s Space Development Agency, which the Pentagon has move…

Investors Return to Emerging Markets After Iran-Driven Shock, IIF Data Shows

Investors Return to Emerging Markets After Iran-Driven Shock, IIF Data Shows

Global investors made a pronounced return to emerging market assets in April, with portfolio flows swinging back to a net inflow of $58.3 billion after a $66.2 billion outflow in March that followed market turmoil linked to the Iran conflict. The recovery was dominated by fixed income, which attracted $51.9 billion in April, while equities posted s…

CEVA Shares Pull Back After Mixed Q1 Results and Pre-Earnings Rally

CEVA Shares Pull Back After Mixed Q1 Results and Pre-Earnings Rally

CEVA stock dropped sharply in morning trade after first-quarter results that slightly exceeded analyst estimates failed to sustain a post-earnings advance. While EPS and revenue topped consensus, non-GAAP profitability declined year-over-year, management withheld formal forward guidance, and fresh analyst coverage landed with a neutral view. The mo…

Carlyle Private Credit Vehicle Posts Small NAV Drop as Borrowing Costs Rise

Carlyle Private Credit Vehicle Posts Small NAV Drop as Borrowing Costs Rise

Carlyle reported that its Carlyle Secured Lending vehicle saw net asset value per share fall to $15.89 at March-end, a decline of about 2.3% from the prior quarter. The firm attributed the reduction mainly to unrealized losses tied to widening spreads and higher borrowing costs. A related private credit fund faced unusually strong withdrawal reques…

Lemonade Launches Award-Winning Renters Insurance in Delaware

Lemonade Launches Award-Winning Renters Insurance in Delaware

Lemonade, a technology-driven insurance company listed on the NYSE as LMND, announced the launch of its renters insurance product in Delaware. This expansion further extends Lemonade's innovative, affordable, and digital renters coverage across the U.S., offering policies starting at $5 per month with convenient app-based management and instant cla…

Zai Lab Shares Rise After FDA Grants Fast Track Status to zoci for epNECs

Zai Lab Shares Rise After FDA Grants Fast Track Status to zoci for epNECs

Zai Lab shares climbed after the FDA awarded Fast Track Designation to zocilurtatug pelitecan (zoci) for treating extrapulmonary neuroendocrine carcinomas (epNECs) after progression on first-line therapy. The move, the second Fast Track for zoci, supports the company’s ongoing registrational planning and follows encouraging Phase 1b/2 data presente…

Suzano Secures Unconditional EU Clearance for Kimberly-Clark Tissue JV

Suzano Secures Unconditional EU Clearance for Kimberly-Clark Tissue JV

Brazilian pulp and paper producer Suzano has obtained unconditional antitrust clearance from the European Union for its proposed $3.4 billion joint venture with U.S. tissue and diaper maker Kimberly-Clark. Under the deal, Suzano will take a 51% stake in Kimberly-Clark's international tissue business, which includes the Kleenex brand. The transactio…

Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Jumps After Strong Q1 Results Driven by Large Projects and Data-Center Demand

Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises Jumps After Strong Q1 Results Driven by Large Projects and Data-Center Demand

Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises (BW) rallied sharply in morning trading after reporting first quarter 2026 results that outperformed on core operations. Revenue rose to $214.4 million and adjusted EBITDA climbed to $16.1 million, while bookings, backlog and the company pipeline all expanded. Management reiterated the full-year adjusted EBITDA target r…