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  • Global equity funds saw $48.7bn of inflows last week, the largest weekly sum since Nov 2024, led by AI and banks.
  • U.S. equity rally faces a test this week from heavy tech earnings and a Federal Reserve policy meeting.
  • Goldman estimates Gulf crude production has fallen about 57% from pre-war levels, signaling prolonged supply constraints.
  • A Pentagon memo lists punitive options against NATO allies over basing and access disputes tied to the Iran war.
  • Brazil limits many public pension funds to federal debt after the Banco Master collapse, pressuring return targets.
  • Nvidia asks the 9th Circuit to review class certification in a long-running crypto-era securities lawsuit.

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Buying the MI450 Run: A Tactical AMD Trade Plan Into the Next AI Wave

Buying the MI450 Run: A Tactical AMD Trade Plan Into the Next AI Wave

AMD looks positioned to benefit from a fresh datacenter AI accelerator cycle centered on the MI450. Fundamentals show a cash-generative company with low leverage and a large market cap, but valuation is rich. This trade targets a mid-term breakout while keeping a tight stop to manage event risk around product specs and competitor announcements.

Oscars Shine Light on Brazil’s Ascendancy in Global Film Market

Oscars Shine Light on Brazil’s Ascendancy in Global Film Market

As Brazilians tune in to the Oscars this Sunday, the country’s film sector is enjoying heightened global recognition driven by sustained public funding, growing export revenues and a streaming boom. Successes on the awards circuit and rising international partnerships have expanded production capacity and commercial opportunities, but the industry …

Minneapolis Still Feels the Economic and Social Fallout of Operation Metro Surge

Minneapolis Still Feels the Economic and Social Fallout of Operation Metro Surge

After months of aggressive immigration enforcement known as Operation Metro Surge, Minneapolis shows a return to outward calm even as residents, public services and the local economy continue to absorb significant harm. City officials estimate hundreds of millions in economic losses, hospitals report sustained care disruptions for immigrant familie…

Venezuelan Students Reemerge in Public Protests After Years of Repression

Venezuelan Students Reemerge in Public Protests After Years of Repression

In mid-February, hundreds of students from the Central University of Venezuela marched off campus into a nearby street in a gesture long avoided because of the risk of arrest, injury or worse. Their action followed a U.S. military operation that removed Nicolas Maduro on January 3, and came amid renewed hopes for political change and reinstitutiona…

Japan and South Korea Signal Readiness to Curb Sharp FX Moves

Japan and South Korea Signal Readiness to Curb Sharp FX Moves

Japan and South Korea voiced serious concern over rapid declines in their currencies after annual talks in Tokyo, saying they will closely monitor foreign-exchange markets and are prepared to act to counter excessive volatility. The yen and won have weakened as safe-haven dollar demand linked to the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran and rising oil costs pre…

India Secures Passage for Two LPG Tankers Through Closed Strait of Hormuz

India Secures Passage for Two LPG Tankers Through Closed Strait of Hormuz

Two liquefied petroleum gas tankers, the Shivalik and the Nanda Devi, have been permitted to cross the Strait of Hormuz and are headed to India after a reported diplomatic arrangement between New Delhi and Tehran. The shipments, chartered by Indian Oil Corp. (NS:IOC) and owned by Shipping Corp of India Ltd. (NS:SCI), offer immediate relief to a cou…

Generative AI Threatens OTAs' Margin Advantages, Bernstein Says

Generative AI Threatens OTAs' Margin Advantages, Bernstein Says

Bernstein analysts say the rise of generative AI represents a structural change for the online travel agency sector that could be more disruptive than Google's move into travel in 2010. The firm warns that AI-driven, high-context natural language search and agent interfaces may reduce the scale and marketing advantages enjoyed by Booking Holdings a…

Equinix legal chief executes stock sale after RSU exercise as company advances debt and acquisition moves

Equinix legal chief executes stock sale after RSU exercise as company advances debt and acquisition moves

Kurt Pletcher, Equinix’s Chief Legal Officer, sold 559 shares on March 12, 2026, realizing $539,819 after exercising an identical number of restricted stock units the prior day. The transactions occurred as Equinix completed a $1.5 billion senior note offering, named a new CFO, and agreed to acquire atNorth in a $4 billion deal alongside CPP Invest…

Domino’s Supply Chain Chief Disposes of Nearly $700K in Stock

Domino’s Supply Chain Chief Disposes of Nearly $700K in Stock

Cynthia A. Headen, Executive Vice President and Chief Supply Chain Officer at Domino’s Pizza Inc. (NYSE: DPZ), sold 1,745 shares on March 11, 2026 under a Rule 10b5-1 plan, realizing roughly $697,302. The Form 4 filing also reports an earlier disposal of 104 shares. The move comes amid recent quarterly results showing U.S. same-store sales growth a…