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  • Private credit stress spreads to Wall Street as banks cut lending and funds limit withdrawals, raising funding and liquidity risks.
  • U.S. Supreme Court skeptical of Trump's bid to end birthright citizenship, signaling likely legal rejection by end of June.
  • Markets react to geopolitical risk after Trump's warning to Iran; UK stocks slipped and risk appetite cooled ahead of Easter.
  • Tesla's China deliveries climbed for a fifth straight month to 85,670 units in March, supporting EV revenue and export momentum.
  • Immunovant shares plunged after two Phase 3 batoclimab trials missed primary endpoints, pressuring biotech sentiment and valuations.
  • Importers seek loans collateralized by tariff refund claims instead of discounted sales, creating new lender risk around timing and collateral.

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Dutch growth momentum meets test as Middle East war raises uncertainty

Dutch growth momentum meets test as Middle East war raises uncertainty

The Dutch economy entered 2026 with solid momentum driven by export strength and government consumption, but the outbreak of war in the Middle East has introduced significant uncertainty. Recent data show manufacturing and retail activity improving, and fiscal and wage gains supporting household purchasing power. However, elevated energy prices, lo…

Sanmina: A Deep-Value Way to Ride AMD's AI Server Buildout

Sanmina: A Deep-Value Way to Ride AMD's AI Server Buildout

Sanmina trades like a mid-cap manufacturing play that already has a seat at the table for cloud AI hardware after its $3B ZT Systems purchase. The stock sold off on cautious guidance, leaving a chance to buy a predictable cash-generator with a clear operational path to capture AMD-related server demand. This trade idea lays out an actionable entry …

Forterra Launches £20m Buyback as Weather Pain Keeps Volumes Flat Into 2026

Forterra Launches £20m Buyback as Weather Pain Keeps Volumes Flat Into 2026

Forterra has unveiled a £20m share repurchase program - roughly 6% of its market value - even as the group warns that exceptionally wet weather in early 2025 dented deliveries and will leave fiscal 2026 volumes roughly flat year-over-year. Management sees adjusted EBITDA marginally ahead of fiscal 2025 and expects net debt to remain at about 1x EBI…

CoreWeave: When a $66B Backlog Runs Into a $30B CapEx Bill

CoreWeave: When a $66B Backlog Runs Into a $30B CapEx Bill

CoreWeave's growth story is real: $5.1B in revenue in 2025 and a $66.8B backlog. But the company is capital hungry, levered, and unprofitable. With $30-35B of capex guidance for 2026 and rising interest expense, the path to cash generation looks riskier than the headline backlog implies. This trade idea lays out a mid-term short for disciplined tra…

Lumentum: Tactical Dip Buy Into an Optical Supercycle Backed by Nvidia

Lumentum: Tactical Dip Buy Into an Optical Supercycle Backed by Nvidia

Lumentum (LITE) trades at roughly $682 after a volatile stretch and presents a tactical long opportunity as optical demand from AI data centers accelerates. The thesis leans on a strategic Nvidia partnership, sizable market growth forecasts for optical interconnects, and improving technicals, but the name is richly valued and carries operational an…

The Gym Group lifts FY26 outlook after beating FY25 EBITDA estimates

The Gym Group lifts FY26 outlook after beating FY25 EBITDA estimates

The Gym Group reported FY25 EBITDA less normalised rent ahead of consensus and has increased its FY26 guidance to the top end of analysts' forecasts after continued revenue and membership growth. The company is expanding its estate, plans further new openings funded by free cash flow, and expects modest like-for-like revenue growth with site cost i…

Repsol (REPYY) - Buy After Capital Markets Day: Renewable projects + technical momentum set up a high-expected upside

Repsol (REPYY) - Buy After Capital Markets Day: Renewable projects + technical momentum set up a high-expected upside

Repsol’s ADR is showing bullish momentum after the company's Capital Markets Day, underpinned by new renewable-project contracts and constructive technicals. We view REPYY as a strong buy for swing-oriented traders, with an entry at $24.50, a stop at $22.00 and a primary target of $29.00 over a mid-term 45 trading day horizon. The trade balances up…

Morgan Stanley Turns to Contract Hires in Hong Kong to Manage IPO Surge

Morgan Stanley Turns to Contract Hires in Hong Kong to Manage IPO Surge

Morgan Stanley has begun employing contract staff in Hong Kong to handle increased demand for IPO-related work, using one-year engagements to limit costs while supporting a growing roster of listing clients. The move, which includes an IPO transaction support team of roughly 10 people formed in late 2025, highlights talent pressures in the region a…

London Police Prohibit Annual Al Quds March Citing Risk of 'Extreme Tensions'

London Police Prohibit Annual Al Quds March Citing Risk of 'Extreme Tensions'

Metropolitan police have used a rarely-invoked power to ban the annual Al Quds march in central London, citing the potential for severe public disorder and warnings from security services about threats connected to the Iranian regime. The decision also covers counter-protest marches; organisers say the event was intended to show support for Palesti…