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  • World Bank President Ajay Banga warned the Middle East war will slow global growth and raise inflation.
  • A Dallas Fed study finds a prolonged Strait of Hormuz closure could lift oil toward $167 a barrel and push U.S. headline inflation above 4%.
  • Bank of America forecasts March headline CPI will rise 0.9% month-over-month, led by a 10.6% monthly energy spike.
  • Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee warned the Iran conflict could trigger a stagflationary oil shock that complicates Fed policy.
  • Portugal authorized U.S. flights to the Azores only if the base is not used to strike civilian infrastructure, restricting military access.
  • New York Fed President John Williams said Fed leadership will remain steady even if Kevin Warsh is not confirmed before Jerome Powell's term ends.
  • CMS's surprise lift to 2027 Medicare Advantage rates materially improves UnitedHealth's revenue outlook and prompted a buy recommendation.

Latest Articles

Axsome Near Highs: Buying the Pullback Into a Defined FDA Clock

Axsome Near Highs: Buying the Pullback Into a Defined FDA Clock

Axsome Therapeutics is pushing back toward its 52-week high as momentum stays bullish and the market leans into an April 2026 FDA decision for AXS-05 in Alzheimer’s agitation. The stock is not cheap on sales, but the setup is actionable: buy a controlled pullback with a tight stop, aiming for a retest and potential breakout of the $191.50 high. The…

Immigration Raids Spur Large-Scale Somali Community Organizing in Minneapolis

Immigration Raids Spur Large-Scale Somali Community Organizing in Minneapolis

A recent wave of federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis has prompted a broad grassroots mobilization within the city's Somali community. Volunteers now patrol neighborhoods, distribute legal-rights materials and escort vulnerable residents after reports of aggressive tactics by agents. Community leaders and local officials say the operation…

Beijing Opens Probe of Two Top Military Leaders, Including Xi Ally Zhang Youxia

Beijing Opens Probe of Two Top Military Leaders, Including Xi Ally Zhang Youxia

China's defence ministry has confirmed that the ruling Communist Party has launched investigations into two senior military figures - Zhang Youxia, a Politburo member and vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission, and Liu Zhenli, chief of staff of the CMC Joint Staff Department - on suspicion of serious disciplinary and legal breaches. The m…

Cal-Maine Foods: The Balance Sheet Is Bulletproof, and the Next Demand Wave Might Surprise Investors

Cal-Maine Foods: The Balance Sheet Is Bulletproof, and the Next Demand Wave Might Surprise Investors

Cal-Maine Foods (CALM) is trading around $80 with a compressed valuation, zero debt-to-equity, and unusually strong liquidity. With earnings approaching and management expanding prepared foods capacity, the setup favors a defined-risk long trade that targets a move back toward key moving averages while respecting the stock’s commodity-like volatili…

Carvana’s Profitability Era Is Here, but the Chart Is the Real Tell

Carvana’s Profitability Era Is Here, but the Chart Is the Real Tell

Carvana has transitioned from a turnaround story into a profitability story, and the tape is treating it that way. With shares near $473 and fresh 52-week highs, the trade is no longer about survival, it’s about whether profit durability can justify a premium multiple. This setup leans bullish as long as CVNA holds key moving averages and buyers de…

UBS Reorients Consumer Call: Softer U.S. Demand, Stronger European Upside

UBS Reorients Consumer Call: Softer U.S. Demand, Stronger European Upside

UBS has rebalanced its consumer sector weighting by trimming exposure to U.S. consumers and increasing exposure to European consumers. The move reflects contrasting macro trends: weakening wage and savings dynamics in the U.S. that curb near-term consumption growth, versus healthier balance sheets, residual excess savings and easing energy pressure…

Higher bar for UAE-listed stocks as 2025 sets lofty precedent

Higher bar for UAE-listed stocks as 2025 sets lofty precedent

Morgan Stanley analysts say momentum for equities tied to the United Arab Emirates is likely to continue into 2026, but after a strong 2025 the threshold for beating expectations has risen. The bank upgraded Dubai Taxi and raised outlooks on ADNOC Distribution and Empower, while lowering expectations for tolls operator Salik as some one-off drivers…

Ukraine Condemns Putin After Massive Strikes Coincide With Abu Dhabi Peace Talks

Ukraine Condemns Putin After Massive Strikes Coincide With Abu Dhabi Peace Talks

Ukraine's foreign minister said Russian President Vladimir Putin 'cynically' ordered a large-scale missile and drone strike while delegations were meeting in Abu Dhabi for U.S.-brokered peace talks. Early Saturday attacks struck Kyiv and Kharkiv, targeting energy infrastructure and leaving hundreds of thousands without power amid sub-zero temperatu…

Syrian and Kurdish Forces Hold Positions as Ceasefire Deadline Nears

Syrian and Kurdish Forces Hold Positions as Ceasefire Deadline Nears

Syrian government forces and Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces have deployed along front lines in northern Syria as an evening ceasefire deadline approaches. Officials from Turkey and Syria indicated the deadline could be extended, while SDF units reinforced defenses in Qamishli, Hasakeh and Kobane. The government offensive this month seized lar…