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  • Artemis II crew arrived at Kennedy Space Center to begin final prelaunch work for an April 1 lunar loop, boosting near-term aerospace activity.
  • Pakistan offered to host regional talks aimed at halting the Iran-area conflict and reopening shipping lanes.
  • Iran accused the United States of preparing a ground assault while also signaling willingness to negotiate.
  • Fighting escalated across multiple fronts — air strikes in Iran, attacks in Lebanon and Israel, and Houthi strikes — increasing maritime shipping risk.
  • Moscow's main index closed flat as resource and transport stocks rose while consumer and fertilizer names slipped.
  • Market breadth favored advancers in Moscow and volatility remained steady despite rising commodity prices.

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Colombian Market Ends Lower as COLCAP Drops 4.53%

Colombian Market Ends Lower as COLCAP Drops 4.53%

Colombian equities closed lower on Thursday, with the COLCAP index falling 4.53% as losses in Financials, Investment and Public Services sectors led the decline. While Ecopetrol climbed and reached a 52-week high, several financial and services names moved lower. Commodity and currency moves were mixed, and the US Dollar Index Futures strengthened.

Chicago Urges FAA Not to Drop O’Hare Daily Flights Below 2,800

Chicago Urges FAA Not to Drop O’Hare Daily Flights Below 2,800

Chicago’s aviation officials have asked the Federal Aviation Administration to refrain from imposing a limit under 2,800 daily flights at O’Hare International Airport, arguing such a reduction would be unwarranted and would "lead to significant disruption to the National Airspace System." The FAA has proposed a 2,800 daily cap for the summer, down …

Iran says it will not shut Strait of Hormuz but asserts right to secure waterway

Iran says it will not shut Strait of Hormuz but asserts right to secure waterway

Iran’s ambassador to the United Nations told reporters that Tehran will not close the Strait of Hormuz, while emphasizing Iran’s right to protect the security of the strategic shipping channel. The ambassador read a prepared statement affirming respect for freedom of navigation but accused the United States of destabilizing the region. He declined …

Telus Probes Unauthorized Access After Hackers Claim Data Theft

Telus Probes Unauthorized Access After Hackers Claim Data Theft

Telus Corp. said it is investigating a cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access to a limited number of its systems and is notifying affected customers. An extortion group calling itself ShinyHunters claims it stole a large volume of Telus data in an August supply-chain attack and says it sent a ransom demand in February.

Ducommun Director Disposes $1.36M in Shares Amid Mixed Quarterly Results

Ducommun Director Disposes $1.36M in Shares Amid Mixed Quarterly Results

Ducommun INC director Richard A. Baldridge sold 10,440 shares of common stock on March 10, 2026, generating approximately $1.36 million through multiple trades priced between $130.00 and $132.41. The transaction leaves Baldridge with 20,100 shares. The sale occurs as the stock has climbed 119% over the past year and faces valuation concerns from In…

Trading Day: When $100 Oil Unravels Market Calm

Trading Day: When $100 Oil Unravels Market Calm

Global equities slid sharply as oil surged 10%, U.S. and European bond yields rose and the dollar strengthened, signaling increased pressure on consumers and companies. The move has erased investors' expectations for Fed rate cuts in 2026 and accelerated a global fixed-income selloff. Central banks face a packed schedule of meetings next week as po…

Iran says vessels must coordinate with its navy to transit Strait of Hormuz

Iran says vessels must coordinate with its navy to transit Strait of Hormuz

Iranian officials said ships must coordinate with the Iranian navy to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, after comments by the country's newly installed Supreme Leader asserting that Tehran will press on with efforts to keep the strait shut as leverage against the United States and Israel. The remarks and ministerial statements have coincided with …

U.S. Equities Retreat as Industrials, Healthcare and Tech Weigh on Markets

U.S. Equities Retreat as Industrials, Healthcare and Tech Weigh on Markets

U.S. stocks finished the session lower as broad weakness in Industrials, Healthcare and Technology pushed major indexes down. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a three-month low, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also fell, while notable movers included strong gains in select commodity- and chemical-related names and sharp losses among some financial…

After-hours Movers: Adobe Leads Setback as Several Stocks Slide

After-hours Movers: Adobe Leads Setback as Several Stocks Slide

A number of technology and consumer stocks moved notably in after-hours trading following earnings and corporate announcements. Adobe shares dropped after its CEO announced plans to step down once a successor is named. Rubrik posted revenue above guidance, while PagerDuty and Ulta Beauty lowered expectations or missed estimates. Smaller-cap names a…