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  • IMF urges the BOJ to continue measured rate hikes amid Middle East risks, rising oil and a weakening yen, keeping tightening on the table.
  • India resumes imports of Iranian crude to shore up supplies as Middle East disruptions tighten global flows.
  • Taiwan secures LNG assurances from a major supplier and a new US contract adds 1.2 million tonnes annually, keeping supplies stable.
  • Bitcoin holds near $67,000 on thin holiday liquidity and geopolitical pressure, signaling muted risk appetite among traders.
  • ISS urges shareholders to oppose BP's board move to remove past climate-reporting resolutions, raising governance scrutiny ahead of votes.
  • Three men charged over arson attack on Jewish community ambulances in north London, with counter-terrorism officers leading the inquiry.
  • France will offer up to €50,000 36-month loans at 3.8% to fuel-intensive small firms, applications open April 13.

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Krinsky Says S&P 500 Retreat to 200-Day Could Be a 'Buyable' Opportunity

Krinsky Says S&P 500 Retreat to 200-Day Could Be a 'Buyable' Opportunity

BTIG strategist Jonathan Krinsky said that a sharper pullback in the S&P 500 toward its 200-day moving average could present an attractive buying opportunity, even as elevated macro risks persist. Krinsky noted the index has held near the 6,700 level despite a sharp rise in oil prices and weaker-than-expected economic data. He warned that widening …

Trump Supporters Back Strikes but Draw Firm Line Against Ground Invasion of Iran

Trump Supporters Back Strikes but Draw Firm Line Against Ground Invasion of Iran

A week into a conflict with Iran that has strained public opinion, eight Americans who voted for Trump in 2024 express conditional backing for U.S. and allied air and naval strikes but uniformly reject the idea of a large-scale U.S. ground invasion. Their views mirror recent polling that shows most Trump voters approve of the strikes, though concer…

Gerdau: Buy the Bounce to $4.40, Plan for a 2H 2026 Pullback

Gerdau: Buy the Bounce to $4.40, Plan for a 2H 2026 Pullback

Gerdau (GGB) looks primed for a tactical rebound into near-term resistance as the stock sits oversold, yields ~2.9% and carries visible capital-return programs. I upgrade to Buy for a mid-term swing (45 trading days) aiming for $4.40, but expect meaningful downside risk later in 2026 as CAPEX steps up and steel cycle normalizes. Trade plan includes…

Seoul Says U.S. Unlikely to Raise Tariffs if Investment Bill Clears Parliament

Seoul Says U.S. Unlikely to Raise Tariffs if Investment Bill Clears Parliament

South Korea's Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan said on March 8 that the United States is unlikely to impose higher tariffs on South Korean imports if Seoul's parliament moves quickly to enact investment legislation tied to a bilateral trade agreement. The statement followed a meeting with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and comes after U.S. t…

Swiss Defence Minister Says Air Strikes on Iran Breach International Law

Swiss Defence Minister Says Air Strikes on Iran Breach International Law

Switzerland's Federal Council considers recent air strikes on Iran by the United States and Israel to be violations of international law, Swiss Defence Minister Martin Pfister said. Legal experts point to the United Nations Charter as the basis for judging the attacks unjustified absent UN authorisation or clear self-defence. German and Spanish off…

Iran’s Theocratic Succession: Who Could Emerge as Supreme Leader and What It Means

Iran’s Theocratic Succession: Who Could Emerge as Supreme Leader and What It Means

Iran’s clerical establishment responsible for choosing a successor to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says it is near an announcement following his reported death in U.S.-Israeli strikes. The constitution mandates selection by the Assembly of Experts within three months, but the process is unfolding amid continuing external strikes, heavy casualties among R…

Taiwan Premier’s Public Trip to Tokyo Tests Sino-Japanese Relations

Taiwan Premier’s Public Trip to Tokyo Tests Sino-Japanese Relations

Taiwan’s Premier Cho Jung-tai made the first openly public visit by a Taiwanese premier to Japan since 1972, attending a baseball game between Taiwan and the Czech Republic in Tokyo. The trip - described by Cho as a personal visit - comes amid heightened regional friction after comments by Japan’s Prime Minister and follows prior diplomatic inciden…

Classified U.S. Assessment Finds Major Strike Unlikely to Oust Tehran

Classified U.S. Assessment Finds Major Strike Unlikely to Oust Tehran

A classified National Intelligence Council assessment concludes a large-scale, U.S.-led military assault is unlikely to remove Iran's government or permit a rapid transfer of power. Finalized about a week after the Feb. 28 joint U.S.-Israeli strikes that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the report undercuts public assertions that the c…

Qualcomm: 9% Free-Cash-Flow Yield Makes This a Clear Mid-Term Long Trade

Qualcomm: 9% Free-Cash-Flow Yield Makes This a Clear Mid-Term Long Trade

Qualcomm (QCOM) generates roughly $12.9B of free cash flow against a $145B market cap — an ~9% FCF yield. With attractive cash conversion, a 2.6% dividend, improving technicals and concrete catalysts in automotive and connectivity, the stock looks set for a mid-term re-rating. Trade plan: enter $136.00, target $165.00, stop $122.00, horizon mid ter…