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  • European stocks opened lower after Fed hawkish signals undercut a U.S.-Iran truce rally, while falling oil hit energy names.
  • China's 618 mid-year sale showed muted consumer demand as platforms scale back discounts and lean into AI to engage shoppers.
  • China cut tariffs on imports from 53 African countries, helping accelerate yuan use in cross-border settlements amid rising trade.
  • Waymo recalled 3,871 U.S. robotaxis for a software flaw that could enter closed freeway construction zones and restricted freeway driving.
  • Informa shares rose after reporting 6.4% underlying revenue growth through May and reaffirming double-digit adjusted EPS guidance.
  • UPM will temporarily idle two Finnish pulp mills to optimize production and protect margins, prompting shares to fall about 2.3%.
  • CarMax beat Q1 expectations but guided lower margins, triggering a sharp stock sell-off.

Latest Articles

Rothschild Redburn Lowers CF Industries to Sell, Citing Higher Feedstock Costs and Cooling Nitrogen Market

Rothschild Redburn Lowers CF Industries to Sell, Citing Higher Feedstock Costs and Cooling Nitrogen Market

Rothschild Redburn cut its rating on CF Industries from Neutral to Sell and set a $72 price target, arguing that fertilizer prices will normalize and that CF is unlikely to offset margin pressure through lower natural gas costs. The firm models higher-than-consensus feedstock costs and expects blended selling prices to drift toward mid-cycle levels…

Muyuan Prices Hong Kong IPO at Top of Range, Seeks HK$10.69 Billion

Muyuan Prices Hong Kong IPO at Top of Range, Seeks HK$10.69 Billion

Muyuan Foods has set the offer price for its Hong Kong listing at the maximum of the range, placing 274 million H shares at HK$39 apiece and targeting gross proceeds of about HK$10.69 billion ($1.37 billion). The company plans to allocate funds to research and development in breeding, smart farming, nutrition management and biosecurity. Allocation …

Goldman Sachs Reaffirms Neutral View on AMD, Sets $210 Price Target

Goldman Sachs Reaffirms Neutral View on AMD, Sets $210 Price Target

Goldman Sachs kept its Neutral rating on Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and set a $210.00 price target. The firm acknowledged strong top-line performance driven by the Datacenter segment, including results that beat expectations, but highlighted significantly higher-than-expected operating expense guidance and limited near-term operating leverage tie…

Dollar Holds Ground After Rally; Euro and Regional Data Eye-Catchers Ahead

Dollar Holds Ground After Rally; Euro and Regional Data Eye-Catchers Ahead

The U.S. dollar steadied after a sharp recovery from recent four-year lows, with the Dollar Index trading slightly lower at 97.245 early Wednesday but remaining more than 1% higher on the week. Markets are parsing the implications of Kevin Warsh's nomination to lead the Federal Reserve and are awaiting U.S. and eurozone economic releases, including…

Chinese Automakers Push Longer Repayment Terms as Sales Stagnate

Chinese Automakers Push Longer Repayment Terms as Sales Stagnate

Automakers in China are offering extended, low-interest financing packages to try to revive weak vehicle demand. Several manufacturers, including a Nissan joint venture with Dongfeng, have introduced repayment terms of up to eight years with low or zero down payments, joining at least 10 other brands that have moved to lengthen loan tenors. The mea…

Beazley Board Open to Zurich’s Improved £8 Billion Takeover Offer

Beazley Board Open to Zurich’s Improved £8 Billion Takeover Offer

Beazley said on Wednesday it would be prepared to recommend an improved £8 billion takeover offer from Zurich Insurance once the Swiss group makes a formal bid. Under the revised proposal, Zurich would pay 1,310 pence per share in cash plus permitted dividends of up to 25 pence per share, valuing Beazley at as much as 1,335 pence per share. The boa…

Volvo Cars Reports 7% Drop in Sales Volumes for November-January Period

Volvo Cars Reports 7% Drop in Sales Volumes for November-January Period

Volvo Cars said it sold 177,830 vehicles in the November-January period, a 7% decline from the same period a year earlier. The company reported a 13% increase in volumes of fully electric models, which made up 24% of sales, while sales of electrified models as a whole fell 2%. Management cited a challenging market environment with pricing and compe…

DCC Posts Strong Q3 Operating Profit Growth; Reiterates Full-Year Outlook

DCC Posts Strong Q3 Operating Profit Growth; Reiterates Full-Year Outlook

DCC Plc reported robust operating profit growth in its fiscal third quarter, supported by organic expansion and the initial earnings contribution from FLAGA. The company confirmed its full-year guidance for solid operating profit growth, highlighted increased M&A spend year-to-date and maintained progress on a planned Healthcare disposal. Analysts …

European equities tick up as earnings roll in; UBS leads gains

European equities tick up as earnings roll in; UBS leads gains

European stock indices moved higher on Wednesday as corporate earnings continued to shape market sentiment and traders prepared for key eurozone inflation figures. UBS stood out with a sizable profit beat and a renewed buyback pledge, while a range of banks and pharmaceutical companies published results and guidance that influenced sector performan…

Kenya's Private Sector Continues to Expand in January but Momentum Slows

Kenya's Private Sector Continues to Expand in January but Momentum Slows

Kenya's private sector registered continued expansion in January, but activity cooled from December as the Stanbic Bank Kenya Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell to 51.9 from 53.7. The slowdown was driven by outright falls in demand in construction and wholesale and retail, while manufacturing firms more often recorded sales growth. Official fore…