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  • Commodities plunged after Kevin Warsh's Fed nomination, higher metal margins and easing U.S.-Iran tensions, pressuring crude, precious and industrial metals.
  • SpaceX acquired xAI and proposed solar-powered orbital AI data centers launched by Starship to offload terrestrial AI power constraints.
  • The deal revived speculation about a future SpaceX IPO and possible mergers with Tesla.
  • USDA will extend sterile, glow-marked fly releases into Mexico and southern Texas to block screwworm spread, tightening North American livestock trade.
  • Analysts flag JBS as a potential long into 2026 on cash generation and liability cuts, but advise tight stops for commodity and FX risk.

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CSL: Buy a Weatherproof, Cash-Generative Play on Roofing & Insulation

CSL: Buy a Weatherproof, Cash-Generative Play on Roofing & Insulation

Carlisle Companies (CSL) is a high-quality operator in roofing, insulation and waterproofing that combines durable free cash flow, a disciplined capital return program, and structural demand drivers (energy codes, severe-weather resilience) to offer a defensively biased growth trade. Valuation is reasonable relative to cash generation: market cap ~…

Pope Calls for Genuine Talks as U.S.-Cuba Tensions Rise

Pope Calls for Genuine Talks as U.S.-Cuba Tensions Rise

Pope Leo expressed deep concern about escalating tensions between the United States and Cuba and urged "sincere and effective dialogue" to prevent violence and suffering. His comments followed U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of potential tariffs on imports from nations that supply oil to Cuba, and Cuba's foreign minister declared an "int…

Costa Ricans Head to the Polls as Right-Wing Populists Seek Broader Control

Costa Ricans Head to the Polls as Right-Wing Populists Seek Broader Control

Costa Ricans vote in a general election with Laura Fernandez, a protege of President Rodrigo Chaves, leading polls at just over 40%—a level that would let her win outright and avoid an April 5 runoff. Fernandez is campaigning as a continuation of Chaves’ hardline security and anti-establishment platform and is seeking 40 of the 57 legislative seats…

Pakistan Reports 145 Militants Killed After Coordinated Attacks in Balochistan

Pakistan Reports 145 Militants Killed After Coordinated Attacks in Balochistan

Pakistani authorities say security forces killed 145 militants over a 40-hour period following coordinated attacks across the southwestern province of Balochistan. The province, rich in natural resources and bordering Iran and Afghanistan, saw violence in multiple districts as militants targeted security forces, civilians and infrastructure. The ba…

Tehran Says U.S. Attack Would Escalate Into Regional Conflict

Tehran Says U.S. Attack Would Escalate Into Regional Conflict

Iran’s Supreme Leader warned that a U.S. attack would turn into a wider regional conflict, reiterating Tehran’s stance that it does not seek to initiate hostilities but will respond strongly to any aggression. The statement comes amid a U.S. naval buildup in the Middle East and after months of domestic unrest that saw thousands killed, according to…

Moody's Labels India's Budget 'Tactical' but Sees No Credit Breakthrough

Moody's Labels India's Budget 'Tactical' but Sees No Credit Breakthrough

Moody's Ratings described India's latest federal budget as tactical rather than transformative, saying planned fiscal consolidation that reduces the budget gap to 4.3% from 4.4% of GDP will not change the country's credit profile. The assessment reflects concerns that fiscal metrics have not recovered to pre-Covid levels despite a longer track reco…

Capgemini Moves to Divest U.S. Government Unit Amid Controversy

Capgemini Moves to Divest U.S. Government Unit Amid Controversy

Capgemini announced it is selling its U.S. arm, Capgemini Government Solutions, after facing pressure to explain a contract with U.S. immigration enforcement agency ICE. The company said U.S. legal constraints tied to contracting with federal entities conducting classified activities limited its ability to control certain aspects of the subsidiary …

Duolingo: Oversold, Cash-Healthy, and Ready for a Rebound

Duolingo: Oversold, Cash-Healthy, and Ready for a Rebound

Duolingo is down sharply from its 2025 highs but still generates strong free cash flow, has low leverage and high returns on capital. Technicals show oversold conditions and elevated short interest that can fuel a squeeze. This trade idea outlines an actionable entry at $134.08, a $210 target over the next 180 trading days, and a $110 stop — with c…

Japan markets remain fragile as election-era tax relief risks unsettle investors

Japan markets remain fragile as election-era tax relief risks unsettle investors

Markets in Japan are on edge amid concerns that the ruling Liberal Democratic Party may expand sales tax relief to bolster voter support ahead of a snap election, raising the risk of renewed pressure on long-dated government bonds and the yen. Former vice finance minister for international affairs Hiroshi Watanabe said the situation is fragile and …

Union and Marathon Hold Talks as Strike Deadline Nears for U.S. Refineries

Union and Marathon Hold Talks as Strike Deadline Nears for U.S. Refineries

Negotiators for the United Steelworkers and Marathon Petroleum met on Saturday, hours before a national four-year contract was due to expire, but the union rejected a Marathon offer that would have increased wages by 13% over four years. Core disputes include cost-of-living adjustments, healthcare costs, standards for artificial intelligence use at…