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  • Nvidia beat estimates but its shares fell, pressuring the broader semiconductor sector.
  • Trade Desk stock plunged about 16% after issuing a below-consensus Q1 revenue outlook.
  • Technology sector forward multiples have fallen to roughly the same level as consumer staples.
  • Bank of America cut 2026 sales and earnings forecasts for China's auto and EV sector due to weaker demand and rising component costs.
  • Russian authorities plan an early-April block on Telegram, likely restricting access outside frontline Ukraine locations.
  • Preparations for a potential Trump-Xi Beijing summit are behind schedule, reducing chances of concrete outcomes.

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Asian Markets Mixed as Japan Slips on Weak GDP While BHP Lifts Australia

Asian Markets Mixed as Japan Slips on Weak GDP While BHP Lifts Australia

Asian equity markets were uneven in a holiday-quiet session, with Japanese benchmarks falling further after disappointing fourth-quarter GDP figures, while Australia’s market found support from a sharp rise in mining heavyweight BHP following robust half-year earnings. Broader regional activity was limited by Lunar New Year closures and a Wall Stre…

Oil nudges lower as markets eye US-Iran talks and upcoming U.S. data

Oil nudges lower as markets eye US-Iran talks and upcoming U.S. data

Oil prices ticked down in subdued holiday trade as attention turned to a planned meeting between U.S. and Iranian ministers in Geneva and a slate of U.S. economic releases that could influence Federal Reserve policy. Brent fell modestly while WTI showed an intraday increase that was affected by a U.S. holiday. Lower trading volumes across several A…

Trump Says He Will Play an Indirect Role in Iran Nuclear Talks in Geneva

Trump Says He Will Play an Indirect Role in Iran Nuclear Talks in Geneva

President Donald Trump said he will be "indirectly" involved in talks between the United States and Iran scheduled in Geneva, describing the discussions as "very important." His comments came as the U.S. has sent a second aircraft carrier to the Middle East and reports indicate military preparations for a potential sustained campaign if negotiation…

Oil markets hold steady as supply risks shadow US-Iran talks

Oil markets hold steady as supply risks shadow US-Iran talks

Oil prices were largely unchanged as markets weighed the potential for supply disruption following Iranian naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz and ahead of nuclear negotiations involving the United States. Traders monitored mixed price moves in Brent and U.S. crude, factored in holiday-thinned Asian liquidity, and considered comments from offic…

Asia Markets Open Cautiously as Oil Rises Ahead of U.S.-Iran Talks

Asia Markets Open Cautiously as Oil Rises Ahead of U.S.-Iran Talks

Asian markets opened tentatively in holiday-thinned trade, with a mix of modest equity moves and falling bond yields as investors awaited U.S.-Iran nuclear talks in Geneva and digested weak Japanese GDP data. Oil prices rose ahead of the negotiations and amid expectations of higher OPEC+ supply, while bullion and silver fell as the dollar firmed.

Activist Seeks Broad Board Overhaul at Tripadvisor

Activist Seeks Broad Board Overhaul at Tripadvisor

An activist shareholder is set to press for a substantial boardroom change at Tripadvisor, aiming to nominate a majority of directors on the companys eight-person board and urging moves to raise profitability and possibly divest assets. The campaign follows a disclosure of a significant stake and comes shortly after Tripadvisor reported weaker-tha…

RBA says February hike was necessary but future path for rates remains unclear

RBA says February hike was necessary but future path for rates remains unclear

Minutes from the Reserve Bank of Australia’s February board meeting show policymakers judged a 25 basis point increase to 3.85% was required to avoid persistently high inflation, but they stopped short of committing to a specific future trajectory for the cash rate. The board highlighted stronger-than-expected domestic demand, a resilient labour ma…

Trump Says He Will Be Indirectly Involved as Iran-U.S. Nuclear Talks Begin in Geneva

Trump Says He Will Be Indirectly Involved as Iran-U.S. Nuclear Talks Begin in Geneva

President Trump said he will take an indirect role in upcoming Geneva negotiations between the United States and Iran on Tehran's nuclear program, asserting that Iran seeks a deal. The announcement came as U.S. forces increased their presence in the Middle East, with a second aircraft carrier deployed and military planners preparing for a possible …

BHP Shares Climb to Record After Copper-Led First-Half Profit Gain

BHP Shares Climb to Record After Copper-Led First-Half Profit Gain

BHP Group's shares reached an all-time high in Sydney after the miner reported a 22% increase in underlying profit for the six months to December 31, driven largely by a 32% jump in realized copper prices and a favorable sales mix. Iron ore production also set a first-half record, while the company agreed to a $4.3 billion upfront silver payment fr…

BHP Agrees Long-Term Silver Streaming Deal with Wheaton Precious Metals

BHP Agrees Long-Term Silver Streaming Deal with Wheaton Precious Metals

BHP Group has struck a long-term silver streaming arrangement with a unit of Wheaton Precious Metals, under which Wheaton will pay an upfront $4.3 billion at completion to receive a larger share of silver from the Antamina mine in Peru. The deal shifts the silver delivered from BHP's stake in the mine and is framed by BHP as a way to free capital f…

Mexican equities slip as S&P/BMV IPC ends session down 0.13%

Mexican equities slip as S&P/BMV IPC ends session down 0.13%

Mexico's S&P/BMV IPC closed lower on Monday, down 0.13%, with declines in Industrials, Consumer Goods & Services and Consumer Staples pressuring the market. Megacable, Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico and Kimberly-Clark de México were among the top gainers, while Grupo Financiero Inbursa, Banco del Bajío and Grupo Carso posted the largest declines.…

Sheriff Says Guthrie Family Cleared as Suspects in Arizona Abduction

Sheriff Says Guthrie Family Cleared as Suspects in Arizona Abduction

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos has announced that the family of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie - mother of television co-anchor Savannah Guthrie - are not suspects in her disappearance. Authorities say the family, including all siblings and spouses, have cooperated fully. Investigators recovered a glove near the Tucson-area home that produced a DNA sam…

MOEX edges higher as power, manufacturing and energy stocks lead gains

MOEX edges higher as power, manufacturing and energy stocks lead gains

Russia's main equity gauge, the MOEX Russia Index, finished modestly higher as gains in the Power, Manufacturing and Oil & Gas sectors supported the market. Market breadth was positive with 124 advancers versus 109 decliners and 19 unchanged. Volatility eased slightly while key commodities and currency pairs showed mixed moves.

Citi Sees Short-Term Oil Support from Geopolitical Tensions, Predicts Prices Could Fall if Peace Deals Materialize

Citi Sees Short-Term Oil Support from Geopolitical Tensions, Predicts Prices Could Fall if Peace Deals Materialize

Citi says recent geopolitical pressures have helped lift Brent crude toward $70 a barrel, driven by tighter enforcement of sanctions on Russian and Iranian oil and other supply disruptions. The bank's base case assumes peace agreements involving Russia-Ukraine and Iran by or during the summer, which would reduce Brent to roughly $60-62 a barrel and…

Havana’s Streets Choked by Trash as Fuel Shortages Halt Collection

Havana’s Streets Choked by Trash as Fuel Shortages Halt Collection

Piles of household waste have accumulated across Havana after fuel shortfalls forced many municipal rubbish trucks out of service. With only 44 of 106 collection vehicles currently able to operate, residents and authorities are confronting mounting sanitation and health concerns amid a broader drop in the island’s oil supply linked to halted shipme…