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  • Governments worldwide roll out subsidies, tax cuts and export controls to shield households from rising energy prices linked to the U.S.-Iran war.
  • Vitol says the Iran war has removed roughly 600–700 million barrels of oil supply, projecting at least a 1 billion-barrel impact by recovery.
  • Kevin Warsh faces a Senate hearing amid Powell probe fallout and signals support for materially shrinking the Fed's bond holdings.
  • A federal court halted ACIP activities, leaving new COVID and flu vaccine recommendations and insurer coverage uncertain ahead of respiratory season.
  • UnitedHealth beat Q1 estimates and raised its 2026 profit outlook, sending shares higher in premarket trading.
  • Virginia voters decide on a Democratic-drawn congressional map that could flip up to four GOP House seats in November.
  • ECB Vice-President de Guindos urged caution on rate moves, citing Iran war uncertainty and potential inflation pass-through to wider prices.

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Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd Stocks Jump as Strait of Hormuz Transit Suspended

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd Stocks Jump as Strait of Hormuz Transit Suspended

Shares of A.P. Møller - Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd climbed more than 4% after Iran-linked disruptions prompted major container lines to halt crossings of the Strait of Hormuz. The stoppage pressured shipping patterns and pushed Brent and U.S. crude futures higher by more than 7%, while natural gas gained over 4% at 05:25 ET (10:25 GMT). Despite the mar…

Kremlin Says Continuing Negotiations With Kyiv Serves Russia’s Interests

Kremlin Says Continuing Negotiations With Kyiv Serves Russia’s Interests

The Kremlin reiterated that it sees value in maintaining peace talks with Ukraine and that a political and diplomatic settlement remains Moscow’s preferred path to end the fighting. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia would continue to pursue negotiations that align with its interests, even as recent weeks have seen apparent stalemate over …

Target to Remove Certified Synthetic Colors from Cereals by End of May

Target to Remove Certified Synthetic Colors from Cereals by End of May

Target said it will only carry cereals free of certified synthetic colors by the end of May, applying to both in-store and online assortments. The retailer worked with national and private-label partners on reformulations and said it will keep evaluating ingredient changes that match guest expectations. The move places Target ahead of some brands o…

Safe-haven dollar climbs as Middle East strikes stoke market risk aversion

Safe-haven dollar climbs as Middle East strikes stoke market risk aversion

The U.S. dollar strengthened to a five-week peak as military strikes by the United States and Israel on Iran and retaliatory blasts across the region heightened demand for safe assets. The Dollar Index rose 0.6% to 98.187 at 04:45 ET (09:45 GMT). Major currencies including the euro, sterling and the Australian dollar weakened, while the Swiss franc…

Middle East flare-up rattles Japan bond market and clouds BOJ's next move

Middle East flare-up rattles Japan bond market and clouds BOJ's next move

Japanese government bond yields and market expectations for the Bank of Japan's next rate increase were disrupted after renewed strikes on Iran and subsequent retaliation. The two-year JGB yield dropped, signalling reduced odds of an immediate policy move, while analysts weigh competing pressures from safe-haven demand and potential imported inflat…

Gurit Posts In-Line 2025 Results; Wind Outlook Upgraded as Margins Recover

Gurit Posts In-Line 2025 Results; Wind Outlook Upgraded as Margins Recover

Swiss composites maker Gurit delivered 2025 results in line with expectations, reporting core EBIT of CHF26 million versus UBS's CHF25.6 million estimate. The company saw a meaningful margin recovery in the second half of the year, reduced net debt and improved leverage, and raised its medium-term wind market growth forecast while outlining guidanc…

RBC Sees Ongoing Silver Tightness as Inventories Remain Historically Low

RBC Sees Ongoing Silver Tightness as Inventories Remain Historically Low

RBC Capital Markets warns that silver is poised to remain in a structural deficit for a consecutive eighth year, driven by strong investment demand and record-low inventories. The brokerage projects the market ended 2025 with a 242 million ounce shortfall and expects ongoing undersupply in 2026. While limited secondary supply and softer jewellery a…

Aryzta posts modest sales gain as margins contract

Aryzta posts modest sales gain as margins contract

Aryzta AG reported full-year 2025 results with organic sales up 1.5% and an EBITDA margin of 13.8%, marking a year-on-year decline in profitability amid higher input and personnel costs. The company forecast low to mid-single digit organic sales growth and higher EBITDA for 2026, and confirmed plans to repurchase its remaining hybrid bond when it m…

Vår Energi: A Yield-Focused Long Trade Backed by Rising Oil Risk Premiums

Vår Energi: A Yield-Focused Long Trade Backed by Rising Oil Risk Premiums

Vår Energi is an income-oriented North Sea E&P that should benefit materially if oil remains elevated following recent geopolitical shocks. With oil up roughly 9% to $73 and analysts warning of $100/bbl scenarios amid Iran tensions, a long trade sized for income capture and capital appreciation makes sense. Enter at $14.50, stop at $12.00, target $…