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  • Traders dumped nearly 7,990 Brent lots in a concentrated sale, triggering a >10% Brent and ~12% U.S. crude price collapse.
  • EU plans guidance urging reduced Middle Eastern jet fuel reliance, more U.S. imports, and push for SAF to shore up aviation resilience.
  • IMF warns Middle East war will widen economic gaps in Latin America and Caribbean, hurting tourism-dependent and energy-importing countries.
  • U.S. importers are rerouting New Orleans urea shipments overseas, creating domestic fertilizer shortages and upward pressure on farm input costs.
  • Boeing and Millennium Space Systems will scale satellite production and debut the mid-class Resolute platform, targeting 26 deliveries in 2026.
  • Goldman Sachs raises 12-month KOSPI target to 8,000, citing stronger semiconductor earnings and projected 2026 profit recovery.
  • Kailera Therapeutics jumped 62.5% on Nasdaq debut after a $625 million IPO, signaling investor appetite for obesity drug developers.

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Gold Breaks $5,100 as Investors Flock to Safe Havens Amid Market Volatility

Gold Breaks $5,100 as Investors Flock to Safe Havens Amid Market Volatility

Gold extended its rally to a fresh record above $5,100 an ounce as investors sought shelter from geopolitical risks and market turbulence linked to U.S. policy uncertainty. Prices were buoyed by robust central bank buying, heavy inflows into exchange-traded funds, a softer dollar and speculation around shifts in U.S. monetary policy direction.

Salesforce at $228: The Setup Looks Like Value Hiding in Plain Sight

Salesforce at $228: The Setup Looks Like Value Hiding in Plain Sight

Salesforce has been repriced as if its best days are behind it, yet the company still throws off substantial free cash flow and trades at valuations that look more like a mature software utility than a platform with multiple re-acceleration levers. With CRM sitting near recent lows, oversold technicals, and reasonable balance sheet leverage, this i…

FTSE 100 holds steady after turbulent week as pound climbs above $1.36; Ryanair profit hit by Italian fine

FTSE 100 holds steady after turbulent week as pound climbs above $1.36; Ryanair profit hit by Italian fine

London’s FTSE 100 opened largely unchanged after a volatile spell that included a tariff threat tied to Greenland. Sterling strengthened above $1.36, while European peers showed modest divergence. Ryanair reported an 80% plunge in third-quarter profit following an €85 million regulatory charge in Italy. S4 Capital beat revised guidance, Costain del…

Crocs Is Trading Like a Problem, Not a Cash Generator

Crocs Is Trading Like a Problem, Not a Cash Generator

Crocs (CROX) is down near the lower end of its 52-week range despite still screening like a serious cash-flow business. With EV/EBITDA around 5.5 and price-to-free-cash-flow near 6.2, the stock looks priced for disappointment. The trade idea is to buy near $85.82 with a defined stop under recent support, targeting a move back toward the mid-$90s to…

GoTo Shares Rise After Citi Flags Profit Inflection, Lifts EBITDA Guidance

GoTo Shares Rise After Citi Flags Profit Inflection, Lifts EBITDA Guidance

GoTo's stock climbed intraday after Citigroup highlighted a stronger profitability trajectory and the company raised its fiscal 2025 adjusted EBITDA guidance. Management reported positive group-level adjusted EBITDA for the first time and positive operating cash flow, while cautioning that reported earnings are affected by equity-accounted Tokopedi…

Spire Healthcare Shares Surge After Company Confirms Early Buyout Talks

Spire Healthcare Shares Surge After Company Confirms Early Buyout Talks

Shares of Spire Healthcare climbed more than 16% on Monday after the British hospital group confirmed it is in early-stage discussions with private equity firms Bridgepoint Advisers Limited and Triton Investment Advisers LLP. The talks form part of a strategic review launched in September, but Spire cautioned there is no certainty an offer will be …

India to Cut Auto Import Duties to 40% Under Near-Final EU Trade Pact

India to Cut Auto Import Duties to 40% Under Near-Final EU Trade Pact

India has agreed to an initial cut in import duties on a defined group of cars from the European Union, reducing levies to 40% from levels that reach 110% today, sources say. The concession forms part of a free trade agreement expected to be announced as early as Tuesday and includes a pathway to 10% duties over time for the covered models, while b…

Jakarta shares slip as financials and infrastructure drag index down 0.07%

Jakarta shares slip as financials and infrastructure drag index down 0.07%

Indonesia's stock market closed marginally lower on Monday, with the IDX Composite sliding 0.07% as Financials, Infrastructure and Agriculture stocks weighed on the session. Several small-cap names posted strong intraday gains, while a number of mid- and small-cap shares posted double-digit declines. Market breadth favored decliners, and moves in o…

Van Elle posts revenue gain as margins tighten amid mixed sector trends

Van Elle posts revenue gain as margins tighten amid mixed sector trends

Van Elle Holdings, Britain’s largest ground engineering contractor, reported a 16% rise in first-half revenue to £73.4 million for the six months ended October 31, while underlying profit before tax for continuing operations fell modestly to £1.9 million from £2.2 million a year earlier. The company highlighted strength in Specialist Piling and Rai…