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  • Stellantis booked a €20.1bn H2 net loss after €25.4bn EV writedowns, said no dividend and free cash flow returns only in 2027.
  • WiseTech will cut about 2,000 jobs globally over two years as it integrates AI, prompting union demands for consultation.
  • Spain plans to legalize at least 500,000 undocumented migrants between April and June, but staffing and funding gaps risk backlogs.
  • Binance applied to base EU operations in Greece under MiCA, citing workforce and security advantages ahead of July 2026 licensing.
  • Schneider Electric beat Q4 profit estimates on data-center orders but warned of significant 2026 FX headwinds and announced its CFO will depart.
  • Trip.com shares fell after Q4 revenue and net profit rose but adjusted EBITDA margins deteriorated and the company disclosed an anti-monopoly probe.

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Hydreight Technologies: A High-Growth Long with Asymmetric Upside

Hydreight Technologies: A High-Growth Long with Asymmetric Upside

Hydreight Technologies is a speculative, high-upside long. The company targets a segment of industrial inspection and non-destructive testing that is forecast to grow at roughly an 8% CAGR to 2032. Public financial detail and liquidity are limited, but the opportunity is asymmetric: modest capital and revenue can leverage into rapid valuation upsid…

Top HHS Leadership Exits as Department Restructures Management Team

Top HHS Leadership Exits as Department Restructures Management Team

Two senior officials at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services are set to leave their current posts as part of a broader managerial reshuffle, with both expected to be offered new positions within the administration. The departures come as the HHS secretary names new senior counselors to oversee agency operations and key sub-agencies.

Citi Urges Investors to Add Nvidia Ahead of Expected 2H26 Outperformance

Citi Urges Investors to Add Nvidia Ahead of Expected 2H26 Outperformance

Citi is advising clients to increase positions in Nvidia, forecasting stronger performance in the second half of 2026 as product rollouts and clearer demand visibility carry into 2027. Analyst Atif Malik projects higher-than-consensus quarterly revenue, continued platform ramps, and elevated fiscal 2027 gross margins, while acknowledging competitiv…

U.S. Futures Drift Lower as AI Disruption Fears and Earnings Loom

U.S. Futures Drift Lower as AI Disruption Fears and Earnings Loom

U.S. stock index futures fell modestly Tuesday as investors returned from a long weekend worried that artificial intelligence could upend business models in software, brokerage and logistics sectors. Tech names led declines while futures tracked losses across major indexes. Markets also focused on corporate earnings and a key inflation report that …

Democrats Lean on Scripture to Court Christian Voters as Midterms Near

Democrats Lean on Scripture to Court Christian Voters as Midterms Near

An unusually large group of Democratic candidates this cycle are foregrounding religious belief in their campaigns in an effort to attract Christian voters who have historically favored Republicans. Several candidates are clergy or seminarians and explicitly link faith to policy stances on immigration, economic justice and abortion. The approach fa…

Warsh’s Push to Shrink the Fed’s Balance Sheet Faces Structural Roadblocks

Warsh’s Push to Shrink the Fed’s Balance Sheet Faces Structural Roadblocks

Kevin Warsh, nominated to lead the Federal Reserve, has argued for a materially smaller central bank balance sheet. But analysts and economists say the Fed’s present operating framework and the banking system’s demand for reserves make a significant contraction difficult without substantial regulatory and operational changes - moves that would take…

Supreme Court Ruling Catalyzed Nationwide Surge in Partisan Mapmaking

Supreme Court Ruling Catalyzed Nationwide Surge in Partisan Mapmaking

A 2019 Supreme Court decision in Rucho v. Common Cause removed the ability of federal courts to review partisan gerrymanders, legal experts say, clearing the path for an intensifying cycle of mid-decade mapmaking. High-profile rulings preserving newly drawn maps in Texas and California, and similar efforts in multiple states, have provoked widespre…

Dollar Poised for Short-Term Rebound as Political and Economic Winds Shift

Dollar Poised for Short-Term Rebound as Political and Economic Winds Shift

After four months of declines the U.S. dollar may be ready for a pause or modest rebound as a mix of political and economic developments eases previous pressures. Market positioning and derivatives flows show investors hedging against further dollar falls, while some strategists turn more constructive on the currency given improving U.S. growth pro…

Zurich Airport Faces Steeper-Than-Expected Tariff Cut, Shares Slip

Zurich Airport Faces Steeper-Than-Expected Tariff Cut, Shares Slip

Zurich Airport's stock pulled back after the operator and airline users agreed a new four-year flight-operations charge regime beginning Oct. 1, 2026, that will lower overall airport charges by roughly 10%. Barclays analyst Andrew Lobbenberg described the settlement as more challenging than market expectations, with passenger charges falling more s…

UK Telecom Leaders Face Structural Headwinds, UBS Research Finds

UK Telecom Leaders Face Structural Headwinds, UBS Research Finds

UBS Global Research judges the UK telecom sector to be under structural strain, with modest early-2026 improvements in pricing discipline offset by ongoing pressure from slow ARPU growth, intense competition, and elevated strategic risks tied to regulation, network investment and consolidation. The bank’s coverage assigns a broadly cautious-to-nega…

Morgan Stanley Sees Mixed Signals in AI-Driven Market Disruption

Morgan Stanley Sees Mixed Signals in AI-Driven Market Disruption

Morgan Stanley analysts warn that the rollout of new artificial intelligence models creates structural risks for equity markets, yet they highlight contradictory aspects of the narrative that may benefit certain infrastructure and software providers. The firm points to recent weakness in the tech-heavy Nasdaq and mega-cap stocks, while advocating f…

UK Jobless Rate Rises to 5.2% as Analysts Push Forward Expectations for BoE Cuts

UK Jobless Rate Rises to 5.2% as Analysts Push Forward Expectations for BoE Cuts

The UK unemployment rate climbed to 5.2%, the highest level since January 2021, renewing market and analyst expectations that the Bank of England may begin cutting interest rates in March. A range of major banks and economic research firms point to weakening hiring, falling payrolls and moderating wage growth as the main drivers behind forecasts fo…

Mizuho Opens Coverage on BitGo With Outperform, $17 Target

Mizuho Opens Coverage on BitGo With Outperform, $17 Target

Mizuho began coverage of BitGo Holdings with an Outperform rating and a $17.00 price objective, implying a 58% upside from the stock's current trading level of $10.76. The firm emphasized BitGo's institutional custody franchise, recurring software-and-services revenue, and its potential to scale transactional revenue via the Go Network. Data from I…

Indian Equities Tick Higher as Select Sectors Lead Gains

Indian Equities Tick Higher as Select Sectors Lead Gains

India's equity benchmarks closed modestly higher, with the Nifty 50 up 0.17% and the BSE Sensex gaining 0.21%. Sector strength in Consumer Durables, Capital Goods and Public Sector Undertakings underpinned the advance. Market breadth was positive on both primary exchanges, while volatility eased and commodity and currency moves were mixed.

Large Investors Pull Back from Nasdaq 100 Futures as AI Debate Intensifies

Large Investors Pull Back from Nasdaq 100 Futures as AI Debate Intensifies

Recent CFTC filings reveal that institutional investors have markedly reduced net-long positions in Nasdaq 100 futures, trimming exposure by more than $7 billion since mid-January and increasing short bets by roughly $3 billion. The move reflects growing uncertainty about how artificial intelligence will reshape business models, prompting repositio…