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  • European equities held near record highs ahead of Fed minutes and central bank speeches, keeping risk appetite steady.
  • EasyJet's board accepted Castlelake's £6.90-per-share take-private bid, sending shares sharply higher on a roughly 24% premium.
  • Boeing activated a fourth 737 MAX final assembly line at Everett to boost monthly 737 production.
  • German commercial property lender confidence plunged in Q2, indicating sharply tighter financing conditions for commercial real estate.
  • Global oil system absorbed Iran-war disruptions but inventories are depleted, raising the risk of future supply-driven price spikes.
  • Fincantieri agreed to invest about €600 million in four underwater-technology firms, lifting its shares over 11%.

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Morgan Stanley Cuts European Energy Rating as Hormuz Deal Limits Oil Upside

Morgan Stanley Cuts European Energy Rating as Hormuz Deal Limits Oil Upside

Morgan Stanley has reduced its recommendation on European energy equities from overweight to equal-weight, citing the partial reopening of the Strait of Hormuz under a U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding and a deterioration in the sector's earnings outlook. The change reflects an increased model sensitivity to the Hormuz development, a view by oi…

Planned U.S.-Iran Geneva Talks Cancelled as Truce Prospects Fade

Planned U.S.-Iran Geneva Talks Cancelled as Truce Prospects Fade

Negotiations between U.S. and Iranian delegations scheduled in Geneva have been called off after U.S. Vice President JD Vance dropped plans to travel. Swiss authorities confirmed the talks would not take place at the Burgenstock resort. The pause deepens uncertainty over whether the recently extended 60-day ceasefire and the 14-point memorandum can…

XDEMVY Is Carrying Tarsus — Pay Up, But Don’t Pay Blindly

XDEMVY Is Carrying Tarsus — Pay Up, But Don’t Pay Blindly

Tarsus has turned its FDA approval into real revenue: XDEMVY generated strong top-line growth and margin leverage in early 2026. The stock is not cheap on traditional multiples, but guidance for $670-700M in XDEMVY sales for 2026 narrows the gap between price and prospective value. This trade idea buys the story on continued execution while protect…

Some Early Anthropic Mythos Testers Still Have Preview Access After U.S. Block

Some Early Anthropic Mythos Testers Still Have Preview Access After U.S. Block

Anthropic has kept access to its Mythos Preview open for a subset of early testers within its Glasswing program, despite a U.S. government directive that resulted in the shutdown of other releases. The preview, limited to roughly 200 organizations after the model flagged thousands of software vulnerabilities, remains available to certain firms whil…

Gulf carriers stage recovery as flight volumes approach pre-conflict levels

Gulf carriers stage recovery as flight volumes approach pre-conflict levels

Major Gulf airlines have largely restored flight activity to a substantial portion of their pre-conflict operations after months of disruptions tied to the Iran war. Flight-tracking data shows overall movements at roughly 82% of levels recorded on February 27, the day before the conflict began. While some carriers have already surpassed that benchm…

Asia markets slip as doubts over U.S.-Iran talks and tech rotation weigh

Asia markets slip as doubts over U.S.-Iran talks and tech rotation weigh

Asian equity markets turned lower on Friday as investors digested fresh uncertainty around planned U.S.-Iran negotiations and a pullback in technology and chipmaking stocks. Regional trading was light because of holidays in China and Hong Kong, and U.S. markets were also set to be closed, leaving momentum fragile. Key indexes that earlier hit recor…

Ukrainian Drone Makers Court Asia as Regional Tensions Drive Demand

Ukrainian Drone Makers Court Asia as Regional Tensions Drive Demand

Ukrainian firms that developed battlefield drone tactics and maritime unmanned systems during the war with Russia are pursuing partnerships across East Asia. Executives and officials from several Ukrainian companies held talks and demonstrations in Japan, met Taiwanese suppliers in Taichung and discussed cooperation with the Philippines, aiming to …

U.S. Vice President Vance Cancels Switzerland Meeting with Iranian Delegation

U.S. Vice President Vance Cancels Switzerland Meeting with Iranian Delegation

Vice President JD Vance withdrew from a planned trip to Switzerland to meet Iranian negotiators as the next round of talks to implement a recently signed peace accord was set to begin. The pullout follows Iranian media reports that Tehran wanted more evidence of U.S. follow-through on the pact before committing to further in-person negotiations. Di…

Pentagon Seeks $80 Billion Supplemental for Iran Conflict, Domestic Spending

Pentagon Seeks $80 Billion Supplemental for Iran Conflict, Domestic Spending

The U.S. Department of Defense has requested an additional $80 billion from Congress to address the financial demands of the ongoing conflict in Iran, alongside funding for various non-defense domestic programs. This supplemental request, which includes allocations for farm support and disaster relief, follows an initial war cost estimate of $25 bi…

U.S. Trade Action Targets German Pharmaceutical Pricing Reforms

U.S. Trade Action Targets German Pharmaceutical Pricing Reforms

The United States has initiated a formal trade investigation under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 into Germany's proposed legislative changes aimed at reducing drug development expenditures. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer announced the probe on Thursday, citing concerns that the German measures may discriminate against or harm U.S. …

U.S. Officials Question Whether ASML’s Top EUV System Has Reached China

U.S. Officials Question Whether ASML’s Top EUV System Has Reached China

U.S. officials have raised concerns with Dutch semiconductor-equipment maker ASML that one of its most advanced lithography systems - an extreme ultraviolet (EUV) machine - may be operating in China in possible breach of export restrictions. ASML has denied the claims, stating it has not shipped any EUV systems to China and that none of the machine…