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  • Ukrainian drone strikes forced suspension of crude loadings at Ust-Luga and damaged Primorsk, cutting about 45% of Russia's seaborne oil shipments.
  • Iran's Revolutionary Guard labeled U.S.-affiliated campuses as valid military targets while U.S. Marines deploy aboard USS Tripoli to the Middle East.
  • WTO talks in Cameroon hit a U.S.-India impasse over extending the e-commerce tariff moratorium, blocking a final agreement.
  • Bank of America says off-price chains like TJX, Ross and Burlington are raising prices and tightening inventory to offset higher freight.
  • Analysts issued mixed calls, downgrading Super Micro while upgrading GM and Arm and launching coverage of AI infrastructure names.
  • Corey Lewandowski left his DHS advisory role amid a leadership reshuffle that moved Kristi Noem and appointed Markwayne Mullin as DHS secretary.

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Neptune Insurance CEO Purchases $935,345 in Stock Amid Analyst Revisions

Neptune Insurance CEO Purchases $935,345 in Stock Amid Analyst Revisions

Neptune Insurance Holdings Inc. CEO Trevor R. Burgess bought 50,000 Class A shares on March 13, 2026, spending $935,345 at $18.7069 per share. The transaction comes as the stock has fallen 10% over the past week and is 38% lower year-to-date, trading at $20.20. Analysts have varied views, with several upgrades and revised price targets following st…

Avista Vice President Sells $22,089 in Stock as Company Posts Q4 EPS Miss

Avista Vice President Sells $22,089 in Stock as Company Posts Q4 EPS Miss

Avista Corp Vice President Alexis G. Alexander disposed of 555 shares on March 13, 2026, generating $22,089. The sale occurred while the utility traded near its 52-week high and after the company reported a fourth-quarter earnings miss. Avista maintains a 5% dividend yield and a 23-year dividend increase streak, even as InvestingPro flags the stock…

PBOC eases forward contract reserve to temper rapid yuan gains

PBOC eases forward contract reserve to temper rapid yuan gains

China’s central bank eliminated a 20% reserve requirement on foreign-exchange forward contracts as it seeks to slow a sharp rally in the yuan that has pressured exporters. The move, effective March 2, follows a near three-year high for the currency and record forex inflows, and is paired with a softer-than-expected daily trading reference to curb a…

Panama Seeks Reversal of COSCO Suspension at Balboa Port, Canal Minister Says

Panama Seeks Reversal of COSCO Suspension at Balboa Port, Canal Minister Says

Panama’s canal affairs minister said the government hopes COSCO Shipping will withdraw its decision to suspend calls at the Balboa port, which handles about 4% of the port’s cargo. The suspension follows a late-January Supreme Court ruling that annulled the concession held by a unit of CK Hutchison and the temporary takeover of operations by APM Te…

Buy Moody's on the Dip: High-Quality Franchise, Attractive Risk/Reward

Buy Moody's on the Dip: High-Quality Franchise, Attractive Risk/Reward

Moody's (MCO) is a high-margin, oligopolistic franchise trading below recent moving averages and closer to its 52-week low. With return on equity north of 60%, free cash flow of $2.575B and a market cap around $76B, the stock offers a favorable mid-term swing setup. This trade targets a rebound to $485 over the next 45 trading days while limiting d…

OMA: Why Oil Volatility Won't Blow Up This Trade

OMA: Why Oil Volatility Won't Blow Up This Trade

Airline fuel spikes make headlines, but Grupo Aeroportuario del Centro Norte's (OMA) cash flows and tariff framework make it resilient. This trade idea outlines a clear entry, stop and target with a 180-trading-day horizon, explains the fundamental drivers, and lays out catalysts and risks to monitor.

Arista Networks: Poised to Break Out — A Tactical Long Upgrade

Arista Networks: Poised to Break Out — A Tactical Long Upgrade

Arista Networks is benefitting from accelerated AI and cloud networking spending, strong Q4 results, and raised guidance. Fundamentals and technicals line up for a breakout toward consensus analyst targets. We upgrade to a tactical long with a clear entry at $133.00, a stop at $120.00 and a primary target at $177.50 over the next 45 trading days.

U.K. equities slip as autos, mining and engineering sectors weigh on market

U.K. equities slip as autos, mining and engineering sectors weigh on market

U.K. stocks finished lower on Friday, with the United Kingdom 100 index falling 0.44% at the close. Losses were concentrated in the Automobiles & Parts, Mining and Industrial Engineering sectors. Among individual movers, Tesco, Hikma Pharmaceuticals and Imperial Brands posted the largest gains, while Fresnillo, Antofagasta and Rolls-Royce were the …

Madrid Stocks Slip as IBEX 35 Ends Lower; Repsol Leads Gains

Madrid Stocks Slip as IBEX 35 Ends Lower; Repsol Leads Gains

Spanish equities closed lower on Friday, with the IBEX 35 falling 0.47% as losses in the Consumer Goods, Building & Construction and Financial Services & Real Estate sectors outpaced advances. Repsol, Cellnex and Redeia were the session's top performers, while ArcelorMittal, Sacyr and International Consolidated Airlines Group registered the largest…

Madrid Market Inches Lower as IBEX 35 Closes Down 0.47%

Madrid Market Inches Lower as IBEX 35 Closes Down 0.47%

Spain's benchmark IBEX 35 finished lower on Friday, slipping 0.47% as declines in the Building & Construction, Consumer Goods and Consumer Services sectors exerted downward pressure. While energy and infrastructure names outperformed, several industrial and transport stocks recorded the session's largest drops. Commodity and currency markets also r…

Amsterdam stocks finish slightly higher as BE Semiconductor leads gains

Amsterdam stocks finish slightly higher as BE Semiconductor leads gains

The Amsterdam exchange closed modestly higher, with Telecoms, Oil & Gas and Consumer Goods among the leading sectors. BE Semiconductor Industries delivered the session's largest advance, while ArcelorMittal, Exor and ASM International were notable laggards. Market breadth favored decliners and commodity and currency markets showed varied moves.

Milan Stocks Slip as Industrials, Healthcare and Financials Weigh on Index

Milan Stocks Slip as Industrials, Healthcare and Financials Weigh on Index

Italian equities closed lower on Friday, with the broad Italy 40 index down 0.34% as losses in Industrials, Healthcare and Financials outnumbered gains. Energy-related names led risers, while an auto group and several industrial firms were among the heaviest decliners. Market breadth was negative and commodities and currency moves accompanied the e…

Paris Stocks Retreat; CAC 40 Drops 0.91% to Three-Month Low

Paris Stocks Retreat; CAC 40 Drops 0.91% to Three-Month Low

French equity markets closed lower on Friday, with the CAC 40 sliding 0.91% to a new three-month low and the SBF 120 also falling 0.91%. Losses were concentrated in the Consumer Goods, Industrials and Basic Materials sectors, while energy and a handful of consumer names outperformed. Market breadth was negative as decliners outnumbered advancers by…

Belgian equities end lower as BEL 20 slips to one-month trough

Belgian equities end lower as BEL 20 slips to one-month trough

Belgian stocks closed lower on Friday, with the BEL 20 falling 0.77% to a one-month low. Sector declines in Basic Materials, Consumer Goods and Technology were the principal drivers. Anheuser Busch Inbev led gainers while Syensqo plunged to an all-time low. Commodities and currency markets showed mixed moves, with gold down and crude and Brent oil …

Morgan Stanley Lowers Strait of Hormuz Transit Counts After Data Review

Morgan Stanley Lowers Strait of Hormuz Transit Counts After Data Review

Morgan Stanley has cut its estimates for tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz after a review of vessel position data found no crude, refined product or LNG tankers exited the Persian Gulf via the strait on March 12. The bank now places recent daily transits at roughly 0-2 vessels, down from a prior range of 2-6, and says the revision reflect…