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  • Stocks swung sharply Wednesday, with Intel and Arm leading gains while memory, apparel and biotech names posted sharp declines.
  • Investors brace for weekly jobless claims, Treasury auctions and Fed balance-sheet data tomorrow to drive market direction.
  • U.S. sent a multi-point plan to Iran, prompting modest market gains and a dip in oil prices on hopes of de-escalation.
  • Iran warned of retaliation and vowed strikes on foreign infrastructure if enemies occupy an Iranian island, raising regional conflict risk.
  • Eighth Circuit panel upheld the administration's mandatory immigration detention policy, reinforcing federal enforcement in seven states.
  • Thyssenkrupp and Jindal Steel talks to sell TKSE stalled over €2.4bn pension liabilities and rising European energy costs.
  • Bond prices linked to semi-liquid private credit funds tumbled, signaling strain before a wave of redemptions and withdrawal restrictions.

Latest Articles

Buying the Dip in Palantir: Is the Growth Machine Still Running?

Buying the Dip in Palantir: Is the Growth Machine Still Running?

Palantir has been punished by the market; underlying commercial traction and government backlog argue for a tactical long. This trade idea offers a mid-term swing plan with clear entry, target and stop while highlighting catalysts and the key risks that would flip the thesis.

Halliburton Executive Sells $663K in Stock as Shares Near Yearly High

Halliburton Executive Sells $663K in Stock as Shares Near Yearly High

Halliburton Executive Vice President, Secretary and Chief Legal Officer Beckwith Van H. completed a sale of 19,618 Halliburton shares on March 16, 2026, generating $663,480 at $33.82 per share. The transaction, carried out under a Rule 10b5-1 plan adopted August 13, 2025, leaves Beckwith with a direct stake of 344,535.49 shares. The sale occurs as …

Wadephul Says Military Action Is Not a Realistic Path for Iran

Wadephul Says Military Action Is Not a Realistic Path for Iran

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul told a Berlin audience that a military solution to the Iran conflict is unrealistic and that engineered regime change would risk chaos harmful to Germany, the region and Iranians. Speaking at an event hosted by the ZEIT media group alongside his French counterpart, Wadephul also said now is not the time to li…

Pono Capital Four Nets $120 Million in NASDAQ SPAC Offering

Pono Capital Four Nets $120 Million in NASDAQ SPAC Offering

Pono Capital Four, Inc. completed a SPAC initial public offering on March 16, 2026, raising $120 million through the sale of 12 million units at $10 per unit. Each unit includes one Class A ordinary share and a right to receive one-fifth of a Class A share upon completion of an initial business combination. D. Boral Capital LLC acted as sole bookru…

U.S. Boosts Golden Dome Budget to $185 Billion, Adds Top Defense Primes

U.S. Boosts Golden Dome Budget to $185 Billion, Adds Top Defense Primes

The Golden Dome missile defense program has had its cost estimate raised to $185 billion to accelerate space-based capabilities, with Lockheed Martin, RTX and Northrop Grumman joining as prime partners. The funding increase targets three specific space efforts, including the Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space Sensor (HBTSS), while program lead…

Brussels Stocks Close Higher as BEL 20 Advances 0.74%

Brussels Stocks Close Higher as BEL 20 Advances 0.74%

Belgian equities finished the trading session higher, with the BEL 20 index rising 0.74%. Gains were concentrated in the Utilities, Basic Materials and Healthcare sectors. Market breadth favoured advancing stocks by 55 to 41, and 12 issues ended unchanged. Key commodities and currency benchmarks showed mixed moves at the close.

AEX Advances 0.50% as Energy, Materials and Financials Lead Gains

AEX Advances 0.50% as Energy, Materials and Financials Lead Gains

Netherlands equities ended the trading day higher, with the AEX posting a 0.50% gain. Strength in the Oil & Gas, Basic Materials and Financials sectors underpinned the advance. Top session performers included BE Semiconductor Industries, Relx and CVC Capital Partners, while Universal Music Group, Randstad and Heineken were among the laggards.

Madrid Stocks Close Higher as IBEX 35 Advances 0.92%

Madrid Stocks Close Higher as IBEX 35 Advances 0.92%

Spain's IBEX 35 finished the session up 0.92% in Madrid, paced by gains across the Chemical, Petroleum & Plastic, Building & Construction and Consumer Services sectors. Repsol climbed to a five-year high, while a larger number of stocks rose than fell on the day. Commodities and key currency pairs also moved, with crude and Brent oil posting notabl…

Spanish Stocks Close Higher as IBEX 35 Advances 0.92%

Spanish Stocks Close Higher as IBEX 35 Advances 0.92%

Spain's benchmark index rose on Tuesday, led by gains in chemical, petroleum & plastic, building & construction and consumer services sectors. The IBEX 35 finished the session up 0.92%, with notable advances in renewable energy, oil and real estate names. Decliners included an information technology group and several financial and healthcare names.

U.K. shares rise as telecoms, autos and software lead gains; UK100 up 0.78%

U.K. shares rise as telecoms, autos and software lead gains; UK100 up 0.78%

London equities closed higher on Tuesday, with the Investing.com United Kingdom 100 finishing up 0.78%. Gains in the Automobiles & Parts, Mobile Telecommunications and Software & Computer Services sectors powered the advance. Airtel Africa led individual winners, rising to an all-time high, while Standard Chartered and 3I Group also posted strong g…

U.K. Equities Rise as Telecoms, Auto Parts and Software Drive Gains

U.K. Equities Rise as Telecoms, Auto Parts and Software Drive Gains

U.K. stocks finished higher after the close on Tuesday, led by gains in Automobiles & Parts, Mobile Telecommunications and Software & Computer Services. The Investing.com United Kingdom 100 advanced 0.78% at the London close. Airtel Africa Plc reached an all-time high, while several other financial and industrial names also posted notable moves. Co…