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  • Analyst calls tactical buy on SanDisk after AI-related sell-off, citing strong cash flow and low debt.
  • Ukraine reports renewed rolling aerial assaults of hundreds of drones and missiles, testing air defenses and causing casualties near Kharkiv.
  • Hyundai warns Middle East conflict is disrupting export routes, forcing rerouting, higher logistics costs, and stored cargo at alternative hubs.
  • Australian drivers curb Easter travel amid fuel shortages and rising prices tied to Iran war and Strait of Hormuz blockade.
  • Rising shipping costs and fuel shortages are set to pressure auto margins and weigh on transport and tourism activity.

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Indian Equities Tick Higher as Metals, Autos and Tech Lead Gains

Indian Equities Tick Higher as Metals, Autos and Tech Lead Gains

Indian equity benchmarks closed modestly higher as gains in metals, automotive and technology stocks offset weakness in select heavyweight names. The Nifty 50 rose 0.23% at the close, while the BSE Sensex 30 recorded a smaller advance of 0.06%. Market breadth was mixed and implied volatility fell, while commodities and currency pairs showed modest …

Hong Kong Residential Prices Extend Rally as Analysts Raise 2026 Growth Forecasts

Hong Kong Residential Prices Extend Rally as Analysts Raise 2026 Growth Forecasts

Hong Kong private home prices rose 0.5% in January, marking an eighth consecutive month of gains and reinforcing signs of a market recovery. Analysts at major banks have lifted their 2026 growth forecasts, with forecasts ranging from about 10% to 15%, while developers and the government have exhibited greater activity and policy support for the hou…

Flows Stay Strong While AI-Driven Deflation Fears Spur Cross-Asset Rotation

Flows Stay Strong While AI-Driven Deflation Fears Spur Cross-Asset Rotation

Global equity demand remained sturdy in February, with $101 billion of inflows, but Barclays strategists warn that a shift in the AI narrative - from build-out enthusiasm to concern about rapid disruption and possible deflation - is altering positioning across markets. Hedge funds and systematic managers have trimmed exposure, retail sentiment has …

Fresh Del Monte: Momentum, Cash Flow and a Clear Re-rating Path

Fresh Del Monte: Momentum, Cash Flow and a Clear Re-rating Path

<p>Fresh Del Monte (FDP) is trading near its 52-week high but the underlying data — improving margins, strong free cash flow, and a lightweight balance sheet — argue the company still has room to re-rate. This trade idea lays out a mid-term long with an entry at current levels, a stop under the 50-day moving average, and a pragmatic upside target d…

Metallus Pullback Is a Tactical Long-Term Entry — Oversold, Cheap on Sales, But Execution Risk Remains

Metallus Pullback Is a Tactical Long-Term Entry — Oversold, Cheap on Sales, But Execution Risk Remains

Metallus (MTUS) has pulled back from recent highs and is trading below its 10/20/50-day moving averages. The stock trades at an attractive EV/Sales of 0.47 and a price-to-book near 1.02, offering a compelling valuation for long-term investors willing to tolerate operational volatility. I outline a clear entry, stop and target with catalysts and ris…

Tisza Party Widens Lead Over Orban’s Fidesz Ahead of April Vote

Tisza Party Widens Lead Over Orban’s Fidesz Ahead of April Vote

A respected Hungarian poll shows the centre-right Tisza party expanding its advantage over Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz ahead of the April 12 parliamentary election. The survey indicates a sizable lead among decided voters and a narrower but notable advantage across the full population, while the far-right Our Homeland party remains the onl…

West Red Lake Gold: An Undervalued Pocket Play in Red Lake

West Red Lake Gold: An Undervalued Pocket Play in Red Lake

West Red Lake Gold Mines (WRLGF) trades under $1 but sits on high-grade drill results, a refreshed mineral resource and fresh financing. The risk/reward is attractive for a disciplined swing trade: entry at $0.92, take-profit at $1.50 and a hard stop at $0.70 over a 45 trading-day window, with upside driven by resource conversion, mill restart prog…

JD.com Founder Commits 5 Billion Yuan to New Eco-Friendly Yacht Venture

JD.com Founder Commits 5 Billion Yuan to New Eco-Friendly Yacht Venture

Richard Liu, founder of JD.com, has unveiled Sea Expandary, an independent yacht brand that aims to produce "100% green" vessels priced for ordinary households. Liu announced a 5 billion yuan investment at a signing ceremony and outlined plans for manufacturing, headquarters and marina involvement in southern China, while saying he will not manage …

Sandisk: A Tactical Long — Buy the Secondary-Driven Pullback

Sandisk: A Tactical Long — Buy the Secondary-Driven Pullback

Sandisk (SNDK) pulled back sharply after a $3.17B secondary tied to Western Digital's exit, creating a tactical long entry. The company remains the clearest pure-play on NAND flash demand from AI hyperscalers, carries strong balance-sheet liquidity and meaningful free cash flow, and still trades with healthy technical support near its 10- and 20-da…

WiseTech to Cut Nearly One-Third of Workforce as AI Drives Restructuring

WiseTech to Cut Nearly One-Third of Workforce as AI Drives Restructuring

WiseTech Global, the Australian provider of shipping and logistics management software, will reduce its global headcount by roughly 2,000 employees - about 29% of its workforce - as part of a two-year restructuring aimed at embedding artificial intelligence into customer-facing products and internal systems. The company reported a stronger-than-exp…

Dollar Softens Ahead of Nvidia Results; Euro Picks Up Ground

Dollar Softens Ahead of Nvidia Results; Euro Picks Up Ground

The U.S. dollar eased modestly on Wednesday as investors awaited Nvidia's quarterly results, while the euro and several other currencies inched higher on mixed regional data and comments from policymakers. Market focus is split between corporate earnings, U.S. trade policy developments, and central bank signals across Europe, Japan and Australia.