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  • European equities fell as Spain's IBEX 35 and the Netherlands' AEX closed lower, led by losses in financials, tech and consumer sectors.
  • IonQ shares dropped 9% after a short-seller report alleged lost Pentagon funding and a $54.6m 2025 bookings shortfall, pressuring revenue outlook.
  • Algonquin Power flagged as a 2026 trade idea, trading near highs with roughly 3.96% yield and potential rerating on rate-case outcomes.
  • Founder and ex-CEO of First Brands pleaded not guilty to an indictment alleging an eight-year fraud that led to Chapter 11.
  • Human Rights Watch reported the Trump administration eroded U.S. democratic checks and balances, reversing global democratic indicators.
  • Pope Leo is very likely to visit Peru in November or early December, with Chiclayo expected to be included.
  • Microsoft named Hayete Gallot executive VP for security while Charlie Bell shifts to an engineering quality role reporting to CEO Nadella.

Latest Articles

DA Davidson Nudges Up Western Alliance Target to $105, Keeps Buy Rating

DA Davidson Nudges Up Western Alliance Target to $105, Keeps Buy Rating

DA Davidson increased its price objective for Western Alliance Bancorporation to $105 from $104 and left its Buy rating intact. The move follows a quarter that modestly outperformed pretax estimates and more strongly beat on an after-tax basis due to a lower quarterly tax rate. The bank’s recent guidance and revenue momentum underpin the analyst's …

Monness, Crespi, Hardt Lifts Meta Price Target to $890, Citing Revenue Strength and AI Opportunity

Monness, Crespi, Hardt Lifts Meta Price Target to $890, Citing Revenue Strength and AI Opportunity

Monness, Crespi, Hardt raised its price target on Meta Platforms Inc. to $890 from $808 and kept a Buy rating, updating 2026 forecasts to reflect higher revenue but lower earnings per share after the company’s fourth-quarter 2025 performance. Meta’s recent quarterly beat, robust revenue growth and high gross margins drew support from several other …

Morocco market edges lower as utilities, banking and mining lag

Morocco market edges lower as utilities, banking and mining lag

Morocco's equity benchmark closed marginally lower on Thursday, with the Moroccan All Shares index down 0.04% as losses in the Utilities, Banking and Mining sectors outweighed strength in several individual names. Lesieur Cristal, Managem and SMI posted the session's biggest gains, while S2M, Ste de Travaux de Realisation d’Ouvrages et de Constucti…

TD Cowen Lifts Lam Research Price Target to $290 on Strong WFE Outlook

TD Cowen Lifts Lam Research Price Target to $290 on Strong WFE Outlook

TD Cowen raised its price objective on Lam Research to $290 from $170 and retained a Buy rating after the company presented an elevated wafer fabrication equipment (WFE) outlook for 2026. Lam’s internal forecasts and recent results, along with upward revisions from several brokerages, underpin the more bullish analyst stance even as valuation appea…

TD Cowen Maintains Buy on Danaher After Q4 Beat, Cites Cautious Guidance

TD Cowen Maintains Buy on Danaher After Q4 Beat, Cites Cautious Guidance

TD Cowen has kept its Buy rating and $270 price target on Danaher, even after the stock slid following fourth-quarter results and guidance for the first quarter of 2026 that fell slightly below consensus. Analysts broadly remain positive, but early signals point to a more muted 2027 growth outlook and a conservative management tone as a new CFO joi…

U.S. Trade Deficit Nears $57 Billion in November as Capital Goods Imports Surge

U.S. Trade Deficit Nears $57 Billion in November as Capital Goods Imports Surge

The U.S. trade deficit almost doubled in November 2025 to $56.8 billion as imports climbed sharply, led by record capital goods purchases tied to computers and semiconductors. Exports retreated, particularly in goods, intensifying the goods trade shortfall and raising the odds that fourth-quarter GDP growth estimates will be revised down.