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  • Delivery Hero shares jumped on reports Uber is in advanced talks to acquire the German food-delivery company.
  • Tower Semiconductor stock rose after announcing a roughly $3 billion expansion in Japan backed by about $1 billion in government grants.
  • Dell shares gained after the company raised its AI server revenue outlook following an earnings beat.
  • CrowdStrike rallied after analysts lifted price targets following strong quarterly results.
  • U.S. approved export licenses for Nvidia H200 and some AMD chips to three Chinese firms, widening advanced-AI processor access.
  • Iran warned it could use Houthi allies to threaten the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, raising risks to global shipping.
  • Mexico filed criminal complaints with U.S. state prosecutors over deaths of Mexican nationals in U.S. immigration custody.

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Gold’s surge stalls as Fed rate bets and a stronger dollar sap momentum

Gold’s surge stalls as Fed rate bets and a stronger dollar sap momentum

Gold's sharp advance since 2023 has lost momentum as expectations of tighter U.S. monetary policy and a firmer dollar undermine the metal's recent gains. After touching a record $5,595 in January, spot gold has dropped roughly 25%, sinking to a six-month low as strong U.S. jobs data pushed rate-hike bets higher and sent prices below a key moving av…

Market Adjusts as Much Less Gulf Oil Than Feared Continues to Flow

Market Adjusts as Much Less Gulf Oil Than Feared Continues to Flow

Initial market estimates that all non-Iranian Gulf exports would be lost after Tehran said the Strait of Hormuz was closed have given way to evidence that significant volumes have continued to move. Ship-tracking data and statements from officials indicate millions of barrels have transited the strait in recent weeks. While that has helped push oil…

Warsaw Stocks Finish Higher; WIG30 Climbs 1.72% on Broad Gains

Warsaw Stocks Finish Higher; WIG30 Climbs 1.72% on Broad Gains

Poland's main equity benchmark, the WIG30, closed higher on Friday, rising 1.72% as gains across Basic Materials, Banking and Construction stocks lifted the market. Advancers modestly outnumbered decliners, with notable moves from MODIVO, KGHM and mBank among the session's top performers, while LPP, ORLEN and JSW were among the laggards. Commoditie…

Buy Cheniere on the Dip: A Mid-Term Play in the LNG Showdown

Buy Cheniere on the Dip: A Mid-Term Play in the LNG Showdown

Cheniere is the incumbent LNG heavyweight: large-scale liquefaction assets, steady free cash flow and a valuation that still rewards growth optionality. Against rising European demand and tight global supply, the setup favors a mid-term long trade into $275 with a strict $230 stop. This is a relative-value call versus smaller, faster-build peers li…

India's April Crude Imports Rise Month-on-Month to 20.08 Million Tons

India's April Crude Imports Rise Month-on-Month to 20.08 Million Tons

Government data from the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell shows India imported 20.08 million metric tons of crude oil in April, a rise of just over 3% from March. Compared with April last year, crude imports fell 4.3%. Refined product imports and exports also recorded declines amid higher global energy prices and shipping disruptions.

Exxon Weighs Possible Purchase of Woodside as LNG Demand Shifts

Exxon Weighs Possible Purchase of Woodside as LNG Demand Shifts

Exxon Mobil is conducting early internal reviews of potential acquisition targets, with Woodside Energy Group among companies under consideration. The talks are preliminary and may not result in any formal bid. The move aligns with Exxon's efforts to expand its liquefied natural gas (LNG) presence and deepen ties to Asian markets after disruptions …

IREN Shares Jump as Company Secures Large Nvidia and Dell AI Deals

IREN Shares Jump as Company Secures Large Nvidia and Dell AI Deals

IREN shares climbed 6.8% in morning trading as the market reacted to a series of major commercial agreements that underpin the company’s pivot from Bitcoin mining to large-scale AI cloud services. The rally was driven by a $3.4 billion AI cloud services contract with Nvidia and a $1.6 billion purchase order from Dell for air-cooled Blackwell GPU sy…

Energizer Shares Climb as Institutions Buy and Q2 Results Outperform

Energizer Shares Climb as Institutions Buy and Q2 Results Outperform

Energizer Holdings Inc. stock is up sharply in morning trading after a wave of institutional purchases and a fiscal Q2 2026 report that topped expectations. A large shareholder disclosed an additional stake, management reiterated full-year adjusted EPS guidance, and a recent dividend payment may have drawn income-focused buyers.

NAT: High Yield and High Volatility - A Contrarian Long with Guardrails

NAT: High Yield and High Volatility - A Contrarian Long with Guardrails

Nordic American Tankers (NAT) offers a compelling income entry today: a $0.22 quarterly payout (9% yield) and a market cap of roughly $1.16B, with insider buying and a fleet growth tailwind. The balance between attractive yield and cyclical shipping risk makes NAT a tactical long for investors comfortable with elevated volatility; this idea lays ou…

Strategy Inc Shares Jump as Bitcoin Stabilizes and Buyback Strategy Resumes

Strategy Inc Shares Jump as Bitcoin Stabilizes and Buyback Strategy Resumes

Strategy Inc (MSTR) rose 6.2% to $127.55 amid Bitcoin stabilization and investor confidence in the company’s recommitment to its Bitcoin treasury strategy. The rally followed a period of volatility triggered by an unexpected 32-BTC sale in late May, and was accompanied by a $181 million at-the-market capital raise, an acquisition of 1,550 BTC at an…

What is needed to feed World Cup visitors in 11 U.S. host cities? Start with 3 million extra pounds of fries

What is needed to feed World Cup visitors in 11 U.S. host cities? Start with 3 million extra pounds of fries

Sysco Corporation is preparing to support the 2026 FIFA World Cup in 11 U.S. host cities by increasing inventory, expanding its fleet, and hiring additional staff to serve nearly 5 million visitors. The company has boosted its supply of key food items like French fries, chicken tenders, and ground beef, and is working closely with local customers t…