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  • Goldman Sachs says Strait of Hormuz disruptions are straining Asian fuel flows and causing localized tightness in petrochemical feedstocks and middle distillates.
  • Turkey officials reassured investors in London but kept an April 22 rate-hike on the table to defend the lira.
  • Bank of America says Trump's China state visit delay to mid-May likely shifts timing, favoring tactical trade deals over sweeping fixes.
  • Analysts pitched tactical longs in Broadcom, Intel, Bank OZK and MSCI, citing AI demand, valuation gaps, and dividend durability.
  • Saudi Tadawul ticked up 0.03% as insurance, tourism and telecoms led gains while oil and gold firmed.

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Private-sector data could sharpen Fed decisions, researchers say

Private-sector data could sharpen Fed decisions, researchers say

A group of economists found that melding anonymized private data from payroll processor ADP, Vanguard 401(k) activity and JPMorgan checking accounts with government employment and inflation reports produces more accurate forecasts of monthly private nonfarm payrolls, subsequent revisions, and six-month job growth. The team says private signals - es…

Alphabet: Short the Apple-AI Blind Spot While Momentum Fades

Alphabet: Short the Apple-AI Blind Spot While Momentum Fades

Alphabet looks technically vulnerable and richly valued despite strong cloud growth. Reports of an Apple AI deal are the largest underappreciated downside catalyst; combine that with heavy capex and weakening technical momentum and you get a measurable short opportunity. Trade plan, targets and risk controls included.

The Trade Desk - Why an OpenAI Tie-Up Could Be a Tactical Long

The Trade Desk - Why an OpenAI Tie-Up Could Be a Tactical Long

The market is abuzz with reports that OpenAI and The Trade Desk (TTD) are in advanced talks to integrate OpenAI models into programmatic ad workflows. That combination could accelerate advertiser demand for TTD's platform and create a meaningful new revenue channel. This trade idea lays out a mid-term long with concrete entry, stop, and target leve…

Daly Says February Jobs Report Undermines Signs of Labor-Market Stabilization

Daly Says February Jobs Report Undermines Signs of Labor-Market Stabilization

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco President Mary Daly said the weak February jobs report calls into question recent signs that the U.S. labor market was stabilizing. She cautioned against reading too much into a single month but highlighted details in the report that complicate interpretation, and reiterated that the Fed faces risks on both sid…

Baxter at the Edge: A Measured Rebound Trade from $17.95

Baxter at the Edge: A Measured Rebound Trade from $17.95

Baxter (BAX) cratered after conservative 2026 guidance and a disappointing Q4 2025 EPS print. The stock is now trading near its 52-week low at $17.95 with attractive valuation metrics (market cap ~$9.24B, P/S ~0.85, P/B ~1.56) and positive free cash flow. This trade idea argues for a tactical long on weakness with a clear stop and a mid-term target…

Iceland to Vote on Restarting EU Accession Talks in August Referendum

Iceland to Vote on Restarting EU Accession Talks in August Referendum

Iceland's government announced on March 6 that it will hold a referendum on August 29 to decide whether to resume negotiations to join the European Union. Reykjavik halted accession talks in 2013 after four years; renewed interest in restarting negotiations has been driven by rising living costs and geopolitical developments, including the war in U…

UK Econom y at Increased Risk from Iran-Linked Energy Shock, Analysts Say

UK Econom y at Increased Risk from Iran-Linked Energy Shock, Analysts Say

Rising wholesale gas prices driven by disruptions to shipments through the Strait of Hormuz and halted Qatari LNG output have left Britain more exposed to an energy-driven inflation surge than many of its European peers. A heavier reliance on gas for electricity and heating, limited storage, regulated quarterly household price caps and already elev…

Hassett Sees 4% Growth This Year Despite February Payroll Drop

Hassett Sees 4% Growth This Year Despite February Payroll Drop

National Economic Council member Kevin Hassett told CNBC he still expects the U.S. economy to grow 4% this year, even after February nonfarm payrolls fell by 92,000 when forecasts had pointed to an increase of 58,000. Hassett recommended assessing job-market trends using averaged data and cited a pickup in productivity. He also said there are no cu…

Dollar Climbs After Surprise February Job Loss, Markets Reprice Fed Cut Timing

Dollar Climbs After Surprise February Job Loss, Markets Reprice Fed Cut Timing

The U.S. dollar advanced against several major currencies after data showed the economy lost 92,000 jobs in February and the unemployment rate rose to 4.4%. The weaker-than-expected payrolls report prompted markets to move up the timeline for Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts, with futures now pricing a restart of easing in September rather than O…