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  • ECB policymaker warned the central bank must be prepared to raise rates quickly.
  • An Iran-linked energy shock may accelerate inflation expectations and provoke second-round effects.
  • A former BOJ director said rising oil costs may force rate hikes by July and likely two increases this year.
  • Asian equities stalled as investors awaited President Trump's Iran ultimatum, keeping oil and tech earnings in focus.
  • Oracle's layoffs and leadership changes aim to improve margins and present a buy-the-dip trade opportunity.

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Top Iranian Political and Military Figures Killed in U.S.-Israeli Strikes

Top Iranian Political and Military Figures Killed in U.S.-Israeli Strikes

A series of U.S.-Israeli strikes have killed multiple senior Iranian leaders across political, intelligence and military ranks. The losses encompass the Supreme Leader, senior advisers, intelligence chiefs and commanders within the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and related forces, according to Iranian and Israeli statements and state media repo…

LYB to discuss first-quarter results Friday, May 1, 2026

LYB to discuss first-quarter results Friday, May 1, 2026

LyondellBasell, a leading global chemical company, will release its first-quarter 2026 financial results before the U.S. market opens on May 1, 2026. The company will hold a webcast and teleconference to discuss the results at 11 a.m. EDT on the same day. Presentation slides and replay options will be available for investors and stakeholders.

Kremlin Warns Middle East 'On Fire' as Tensions and Economic Fallout Grow

Kremlin Warns Middle East 'On Fire' as Tensions and Economic Fallout Grow

The Kremlin said the conflict involving Iran is expanding in scope and economic impact, describing the entire Middle East as "on fire." Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia had seen U.S. social media threats aimed at Iran but opted not to comment directly, and warned of very negative consequences for the global economy as the geography of th…

Patients Choosing Weight-Loss Pills Prioritize Lower Cost and Easier Use

Patients Choosing Weight-Loss Pills Prioritize Lower Cost and Easier Use

Doctors who treat obesity report that patients beginning GLP-1–class weight-loss pills are driven chiefly by price and convenience. Oral semaglutide has attracted many first-time users since its approval, and Lilly’s newly approved orforglipron pill adds a dosing-flexibility alternative. Clinicians say pills expand options for people reluctant to u…

Artemis II Crew Enters Lunar Sphere, Poised to Set New Human Distance Record

Artemis II Crew Enters Lunar Sphere, Poised to Set New Human Distance Record

NASA's Artemis II astronauts entered the moon's gravitational sphere of influence early Monday and are on a trajectory that will carry them over the lunar far side. The crew is scheduled to reach a mission peak distance of about 252,757 miles from Earth, surpassing the Apollo 13 record by 4,102 miles, during a multi-hour far-side flyby that will br…

ECB Official Says Energy Shock From Iran Conflict Will Determine Policy Path

ECB Official Says Energy Shock From Iran Conflict Will Determine Policy Path

A European Central Bank policymaker warned that the stance of euro zone monetary policy will be conditioned by how supply disruptions tied to the Iran conflict affect energy prices. If the rise in energy costs proves fleeting, policy change needs will be limited; persistent upward pressure that influences medium-term inflation expectations and wage…

Democrats Eye Gains Among South Florida Latinos as Republican Grip Shows Strain

Democrats Eye Gains Among South Florida Latinos as Republican Grip Shows Strain

Shifts in voter sentiment among Cuban, Venezuelan and other Latino communities in South Florida are creating an opening for Democrats ahead of the 2026 midterms. Local leaders, voters and party operatives point to a sluggish economy, rising living costs and aggressive immigration enforcement as factors eroding Republican support. Recent local races…

Dimon Flags Iran Conflict as a Threat to Inflation, Rates and Credit Conditions

Dimon Flags Iran Conflict as a Threat to Inflation, Rates and Credit Conditions

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says the ongoing conflict involving Iran threatens to produce prolonged spikes in oil and commodity prices that could make inflation more persistent and push interest rates above current market expectations. In his annual shareholder letter, Dimon also judged the private credit market unlikely to be a systemic risk wh…

Profusa Expands into Multi-Billion Dollar Precision Diagnostics Market with $30M Letter of Intent for a PanOmics Platform

Profusa Expands into Multi-Billion Dollar Precision Diagnostics Market with $30M Letter of Intent for a PanOmics Platform

Profusa, Inc. announced plans to acquire the PanOmics multi-omics diagnostics platform from BioInsights LLC through a $30 million equity Letter of Intent. This strategic move expands Profusa’s footprint into precision diagnostics and complements its real-time biochemistry monitoring technology. The company has also launched a partnership with Mayo …

Private credit strains mount but systemic collapse is not yet apparent

Private credit strains mount but systemic collapse is not yet apparent

Private credit, which expanded rapidly as an alternative to bank financing, is facing accelerated investor withdrawals, rising funding costs and worries about the fallout from artificial intelligence on portfolio companies. Publicly listed business development companies (BDCs) and private credit managers have capped redemptions as they respond to h…

Evercore: Oil Must Fall to Forestall Lasting Harm to Stocks and the Economy

Evercore: Oil Must Fall to Forestall Lasting Harm to Stocks and the Economy

Evercore strategists warn that the path for the U.S. bull market runs through oil. They argue West Texas Intermediate (WTI) must remain beneath its March spike high to prevent prolonged damage to equities and the broader economy, while their base case for a resumed bull market depends on no recession, no further Fed rate hikes, and a pullback in oi…

Federal Judge Blocks Education Department Demand for Race and Sex Admissions Data

Federal Judge Blocks Education Department Demand for Race and Sex Admissions Data

A federal judge in Boston granted a preliminary injunction preventing the U.S. Department of Education from compelling public universities in 17 states to provide extensive admissions data on student race and sex. The injunction was issued after Democratic state attorneys general challenged a newly imposed reporting requirement implemented via the …

Iran Says It Has Drafted Replies to Ceasefire Proposals, Rejects Ultimatums

Iran Says It Has Drafted Replies to Ceasefire Proposals, Rejects Ultimatums

Iran has developed a set of positions and demands in response to ceasefire proposals transmitted through intermediaries, the foreign ministry said. Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei told a press conference that negotiations cannot proceed under ultimatums or threats to commit war crimes, and that previous U.S. demands, including a 15-point plan, were di…

US Futures Tick Up as Markets Weigh Prospects for Mideast Ceasefire

US Futures Tick Up as Markets Weigh Prospects for Mideast Ceasefire

U.S. stock index futures rose modestly on Monday after major indexes closed the prior week with their largest weekly gain in four months. Market participants reacted to reports that Washington, Tehran and regional mediators had been presented a framework for ending hostilities, while Iran signaled limits on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Oil eased…

Intel: A Tactical Long as Helium Scarcity Reorders Foundry Economics

Intel: A Tactical Long as Helium Scarcity Reorders Foundry Economics

Intel (INTC) is a pragmatic long after regaining full control of Fab 34 and amid a scenario where U.S.-Iran friction could tighten helium supply for chip fabs. Combine improved balance-sheet moves, bullish momentum and a unique foundry footprint and the risk/reward supports a targeted trade: entry $51.38, stop $45.00, target $62.00 for a long-term …