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Iran Says No Date Set for Further Talks with U.S. as Framework Remains Unfinished

Iran Says No Date Set for Further Talks with U.S. as Framework Remains Unfinished

Iran’s deputy foreign minister said no date has been fixed for the next round of talks with the United States, signaling that negotiations will not resume until a mutually agreed framework of understanding is finalised. The comments follow the highest-level U.S.-Iran discussions since 1979, which concluded without agreement in Islamabad. Tehran als…

FC Basel Withdraws Plan for Kanye West Performance at St. Jakob-Park

FC Basel Withdraws Plan for Kanye West Performance at St. Jakob-Park

FC Basel has cancelled a proposed concert by Kanye West at its St. Jakob-Park venue after reviewing a request for the artist to perform. The decision, made in line with the club's stated values, comes amid a wider wave of postponed or cancelled dates for the artist across Europe and recent travel restrictions and postponements.

Zscaler: Taking the Dip — Buy for Double-Digit Growth into Year-End

Zscaler: Taking the Dip — Buy for Double-Digit Growth into Year-End

Zscaler trades well below its 52-week high after a sector selloff. Fundamental demand for zero-trust and AI-protection of enterprise infrastructure supports double-digit revenue and FCF expansion. Valuation is rich but tractable given $946.8M in free cash flow and a $22.2B enterprise value. This trade targets a measured rebound to $190 over a 180-t…

Ethos Technologies: Cheap Growth, Execution-Dependent Upside

Ethos Technologies: Cheap Growth, Execution-Dependent Upside

Ethos Technologies looks like a cheap growth story on paper — low headline valuation and visible growth runway — but the stock is execution-sensitive. This trade targets a tactical rebound if upcoming operational milestones and improved transparency come through; stop tight enough to limit downside if results disappoint.

ASML: Why a Margin Reset Is a Buyable Growth Trade

ASML: Why a Margin Reset Is a Buyable Growth Trade

ASML beat Q1 2026 and raised full-year revenue guidance to 8-40 billion with a gross margin band of 51-53%. We view the lower margin band not as weakness but as confirmation ASML will prioritize system shipments and service revenue to capture structurally higher AI capex. Technicals and short-interest dynamics fav…

Goldman Sachs Cuts EUR/HUF Targets, Recommends Short on Pair

Goldman Sachs Cuts EUR/HUF Targets, Recommends Short on Pair

Goldman Sachs lowered its EUR/HUF forecasts across three time horizons and initiated a short recommendation on the currency pair, pointing to expected forint strength tied to improved fiscal policy and disinflation prospects under Hungary’s incoming government. The bank highlighted potential boosts from unlocked EU funds and the possibility of euro…

Australia secures A$15-20 billion purchase of Japanese stealth frigates

Australia secures A$15-20 billion purchase of Japanese stealth frigates

Australia has signed a contract with Japan to buy the initial three of 11 upgraded Mogami-class stealth frigates in a deal valued between A$15 billion and A$20 billion (about $10.8 billion). The agreement, formalized in Melbourne by Australian and Japanese defense ministers, names Mitsubishi Heavy Industries as lead contractor and commits to domest…

Morgan Stanley Sees AI Shifting Jobs Gradually, Not Replacing Workers Overnight

Morgan Stanley Sees AI Shifting Jobs Gradually, Not Replacing Workers Overnight

Morgan Stanley researchers, in a report released this week, analyzed past innovation cycles from electrification and mechanization to IT and automation and conclude that AI is likely to augment labor rather than cause wholesale displacement. While AI is spreading faster than previous technologies, the bank warns that any net employment gains are un…