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  • U.S.-Iran talks collapsed after a planned envoy mission was canceled, prolonging Strait of Hormuz disruptions.
  • Strait of Hormuz disruptions have pushed energy prices to multi-year highs and raised global inflation and growth risks.
  • Major central banks signaled a tactical pause as energy shocks make inflation paths uncertain.
  • Goldman Sachs revised FX and growth forecasts, cutting USD/BRL and flagging terms-of-trade effects on currencies.
  • Global retailers face rising customer-acquisition costs, prompting higher marketing spend and potential margin pressure.
  • Ukraine marked 40 years since Chornobyl amid reports of repeated Russian drones and missile flights near the plant.

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Tel Aviv Stocks Close Higher as TA-35 Edges Up 0.23%

Tel Aviv Stocks Close Higher as TA-35 Edges Up 0.23%

Israel's main index finished modestly higher on Thursday with the TA-35 rising 0.23% at the close in Tel Aviv. Sector-level advances in Oil & Gas, Technology and Banking contributed to the uptick. Several individual stocks led the session, including Tower Semiconductor, Shapir Engineering and Navitas Petroleum, while Azrieli Group and parts of the …

ConnectOne Director Disposes $1.0M in Stock; Holding Remains Substantial

ConnectOne Director Disposes $1.0M in Stock; Holding Remains Substantial

ConnectOne Bancorp director Michael W Kempner sold 67,800 shares of the bank’s common stock on August 11, 2020, for roughly $1.0 million, and still holds a sizeable position. The stock has since risen, and recent company results for Q4 2025 showed an EPS beat but a revenue shortfall. The bank offers a 2.82% dividend and has increased payouts for se…

Guggenheim Flags Near-Term Execution Risk at Paychex Despite AI Resilience

Guggenheim Flags Near-Term Execution Risk at Paychex Despite AI Resilience

Guggenheim has started coverage of Paychex with a Neutral rating, pointing to execution risks over the near term even as the firm views Paychex as relatively well insulated from longer-term disruption tied to artificial intelligence. Concerns center on aggressive Management Solutions growth targets, potential pressure from smaller deal sizes and we…

Gundlach Sees Recent Two-Year Yield Jump as Signal of a Possible Fed Hike

Gundlach Sees Recent Two-Year Yield Jump as Signal of a Possible Fed Hike

Jeffrey Gundlach of DoubleLine Capital pointed to a swift 50 basis point rise in the U.S. two-year Treasury yield over a period of under three weeks and suggested the move could indicate a forthcoming Federal Reserve rate increase. The two-year reached 3.928% on Thursday morning before easing to about 3.8%. Market pricing in Fed fund futures still …

FMC: Tactical Long on Sale Speculation - Entry $13.73, Target $22.00

FMC: Tactical Long on Sale Speculation - Entry $13.73, Target $22.00

FMC is trading near its 52-week low after a brutal 2025. Management is exploring strategic alternatives, which creates a clear binary: a sale or renewed execution. This trade idea buys the rumor with a strict stop and a mid-term horizon to capture a potential takeover premium or short-covering rally while acknowledging the company’s negative earnin…

Twilio: Buy the Sticky CPaaS Story on a Measured Pullback

Twilio: Buy the Sticky CPaaS Story on a Measured Pullback

Twilio’s communications platform is showing durable adoption amid AI-driven product upgrades and improving expansion metrics. The company generates nearly $1.0B in free cash flow, carries modest leverage, and trades at a reasonable price-to-sales multiple for a growth software name. This idea buys a controlled pullback with a clear stop and a targe…

Unilever’s Food Arm Under Scrutiny as Spin-Off Talk Weighs on Shares

Unilever’s Food Arm Under Scrutiny as Spin-Off Talk Weighs on Shares

Unilever shares fell after reports the company may separate its packaged food division and ended merger talks with Kraft Heinz. Investors worry the potential split could distract management, especially following a lengthy ice cream unit separation and prior executive turnover linked to portfolio reshaping efforts. Although the food business posts h…

Exxon Expedites Guyana Output with Fifth FPSO, Eyes Earlier Cost Recovery

Exxon Expedites Guyana Output with Fifth FPSO, Eyes Earlier Cost Recovery

Exxon Mobil's fifth floating production, storage and offloading vessel for Guyana, Errea Wittu, is approaching completion in Singapore and is scheduled to depart for Guyanese waters ahead of plan. The FPSO will handle up to 250,000 barrels per day from the Uaru field. Company officials say higher crude prices may allow earlier recovery of local cos…

Buy the Monetization Shift: Adobe Is Cheap, Not Broken

Buy the Monetization Shift: Adobe Is Cheap, Not Broken

Adobe shares have sold off hard into 2026 on headlines - CEO transition, a $150M DOJ settlement and AI disruption fears - but fundamentals remain robust: ~$101B market cap, P/E ~14, free cash flow near $9.85B, and explicit AI partnerships that can re-accelerate revenue per seat. This trade idea takes a long stance over a 45-trading-day swing while …

Turkey Presses Iran to Avoid Widening Conflict Across the Middle East

Turkey Presses Iran to Avoid Widening Conflict Across the Middle East

Speaking in Doha on Thursday, Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Ankara is offering "friendly" counsel to Tehran to prevent its war with the United States and Israel from spreading across the Middle East. Fidan described Iran's attacks on regional countries as unacceptable, acknowledged Israel as the main actor in the conflict, and stressed…

Long-only investors pivot into non-U.S. equities in February, BofA finds

Long-only investors pivot into non-U.S. equities in February, BofA finds

Bank of America data show long-only funds broadly bought non-U.S. stocks in February while reducing U.S. positions. Emergent markets and Asia Pacific led inflows, with sizable sector rotation into Consumer Staples and Materials and heavy selling in Software and Media. Several large-cap names were prominent among the biggest buys and sells, and a se…

Core Natural Resources CAO Disposes of $97,660 in Company Stock; Mine Faced Temporary Methane-Related Shutdown

Core Natural Resources CAO Disposes of $97,660 in Company Stock; Mine Faced Temporary Methane-Related Shutdown

Core Natural Resources (NASDAQ:CNR) Chief Accounting Officer John Rothka sold 1,000 shares of common stock on March 17, 2026 for a total of $97,660. The shares were sold at a weighted average price of $97.66, with trade prices between $97.65 and $97.75. Following the sale, Rothka holds 5,190 shares, including 1,314 unvested restricted stock units. …

Qalibaf Emerges as Central Power Broker in Tehran Amid Leadership Losses

Qalibaf Emerges as Central Power Broker in Tehran Amid Leadership Losses

Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, Iran's parliament speaker and former Revolutionary Guards commander, has assumed an increasingly pivotal role within Tehran's political architecture as Israeli and U.S. strikes have removed several senior figures. Positioned at the crossroads of political, security and clerical networks, Qalibaf has articulated a hardline po…

Warren Seeks Answers From Kevin Warsh Over Mention in Epstein Documents

Warren Seeks Answers From Kevin Warsh Over Mention in Epstein Documents

Senator Elizabeth Warren has asked Kevin Warsh, President Donald Trump's nominee for Federal Reserve chair, to explain the nature and extent of any interactions with Jeffrey Epstein after Warsh's name surfaced in government-released documents tied to Epstein. Warren, the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, asked Warsh to respond by March …