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  • American Resources reports incremental operational progress at its ReElement rare‑earth unit.
  • Market capitalization remains below $250 million.
  • Production metrics are improving.
  • Company completed recent financing that increases cash and flexibility.
  • Analyst maintains Buy rating and recommends buying on strength, adding on dips.
  • Recommended entry around current levels with a tight stop under prior support.
  • Targeting a mid‑single‑digit stock re‑rate within 45 trading days if execution continues.

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IMF Staff Reaches Agreement with Ethiopia on Fifth Review of ECF Program

IMF Staff Reaches Agreement with Ethiopia on Fifth Review of ECF Program

IMF staff have concluded a review with Ethiopian authorities on the fifth assessment of the country's four-year Extended Credit Facility (ECF) program. The staff-level agreement would release about $468 million once the IMF Executive Board grants its approval, increasing total IMF disbursements under the arrangement to roughly $2.651 billion. The r…

Nissan, Chery Sign MoU to Explore Contract Manufacturing at Sunderland Plant

Nissan, Chery Sign MoU to Explore Contract Manufacturing at Sunderland Plant

Nissan Motor Co. and Chery International UK have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to investigate contract manufacturing of Chery passenger vehicles at Nissan's Sunderland facility. The proposed arrangement would keep the plant under Nissan ownership and maintain existing employee contracts, with a target to start production on Line …

WHO: Ebola Case Traveled via UAE Before Arrival in Uganda

WHO: Ebola Case Traveled via UAE Before Arrival in Uganda

The World Health Organization reported that a Congolese resident who tested positive for Ebola traveled through the United Arab Emirates before arriving in Uganda. The person is among 15 confirmed Ebola cases in Uganda as WHO coordinates with both countries to investigate travel-related exposure and support contact tracing efforts. Meanwhile, the D…

SEBI Alleges Rajesh Exports Overstated Revenue by 15.15 Trillion Rupees

SEBI Alleges Rajesh Exports Overstated Revenue by 15.15 Trillion Rupees

India’s securities regulator alleges that Rajesh Exports inflated consolidated revenue by 15.15 trillion rupees ($158.30 billion) over multiple years through unverified overseas entities, primarily naming Switzerland-based Valcambi SA. SEBI has prohibited the company and its owner from participating in securities markets pending the outcome of its …

Uber Trims Senior Roles in People and Places Unit, Says Cuts Not Driven by AI

Uber Trims Senior Roles in People and Places Unit, Says Cuts Not Driven by AI

Uber Technologies Inc. is cutting 23% of positions within its People and Places division as part of a reorganization led by newly promoted president Jill Hazelbaker. The reductions, concentrated among senior roles in human resources, recruitment, workplace facilities and culture, amount to less than 1% of the company’s 34,000 global workforce. Sepa…

How the U.S., EU and U.K. Differ in Tackling Goods Linked to Forced Labour

How the U.S., EU and U.K. Differ in Tackling Goods Linked to Forced Labour

Governments in the United States, Europe and Britain have established differing legal approaches to prevent goods produced with forced labour from entering their markets. The U.S. relies on long-standing customs prohibitions and a targeted law addressing forced labour in China's Xinjiang region. The EU is introducing a comprehensive product ban wit…

Lula Rebukes U.S. After Proposed 25% Tariff, Signals Pivot if Purchases Dry Up

Lula Rebukes U.S. After Proposed 25% Tariff, Signals Pivot if Purchases Dry Up

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva criticized a U.S. proposal for a 25% punitive tariff on a broad range of Brazilian imports, saying the move came before trade talks had concluded. Lula said he had left a recent meeting convinced bilateral ties were improving, reaffirmed Brazil's desire to strengthen institutional ties with the United S…

Micron at a Crossroads: Buy the HBM Story — With Rules

Micron at a Crossroads: Buy the HBM Story — With Rules

Micron ($MU) sits on top of the AI memory stack: sold-out high-bandwidth memory (HBM) through 2026 and multi-year contracts are supporting a near-record price and margin optimism. That said, the stock's valuation is rich (market cap ~ $1.21T, P/E ~50, P/S ~20.6) and near-term technicals look stretched. The trade: take a controlled long at $1,074.01…

Palo Alto Networks Pulls Back After Strong Quarter as Investors Cash Out

Palo Alto Networks Pulls Back After Strong Quarter as Investors Cash Out

Palo Alto Networks shares slid notably in morning trading after the company reported fiscal third-quarter results that beat expectations and raised full-year revenue guidance. While adjusted EPS and revenue exceeded Street forecasts, investors reacted to concerns over the quality of growth, a GAAP net loss, persistent stock-based compensation, and …

Mexico Seeks Changes to Proposed U.S. Tariff on Goods Linked to Forced Labor

Mexico Seeks Changes to Proposed U.S. Tariff on Goods Linked to Forced Labor

Mexico indicated it expects Washington to alter a proposed 10% tariff on certain imports tied to allegations of forced labor. The Mexican Ministry of Economy said the U.S. measures remain a proposal subject to a 45-day consultation period and that Mexico will make its case during bilateral discussions under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement…

Figma Shares Slip After CEO Sells $4.36 Million in Class A Stock

Figma Shares Slip After CEO Sells $4.36 Million in Class A Stock

Figma Inc. shares fell 4.5% on Wednesday after a regulatory filing disclosed that CEO Dylan Field sold $4.36 million of Class A common stock through a trust. The sale, executed under a Rule 10b5-1 plan, comes as software stocks broadly retreated and an industry ETF pulled back following a strong monthly gain.

Datadog Shares Slide After Insider Sale Filings Shake Investor Confidence

Datadog Shares Slide After Insider Sale Filings Shake Investor Confidence

Datadog shares dropped sharply after public filings showed a director sold nearly 38,600 Class A shares across late May and early June transactions and the chief financial officer disclosed a proposed sale of more than 40,000 shares. The insider disclosures, combined with a stretched valuation and weakness across high-growth software names, pushed …