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American Express: Undervalued Network Power—Buy the Pullback

American Express: Undervalued Network Power—Buy the Pullback

American Express is trading at roughly $330 with a P/E near 20, a 33% ROE and $15.05B in free cash flow. The business combines durable network economics, attractive margins and cash generation that support dividends, buybacks and investment in value-added services. We like a long bias from current levels with a clear entry, stop and target for a 18…

Eleventh U.S. Death Tied to Banned Chinese-Made Air Bag Inflators

Eleventh U.S. Death Tied to Banned Chinese-Made Air Bag Inflators

The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said a motorist was killed on August 27 in Dallas in a crash tied to banned Chinese-made replacement air bag inflators, marking the eleventh fatality connected to these components. The agency has linked the devices to multiple otherwise survivable crashes and has banned the inflators, …

KKR Returns 10% Stake in Nordic Bioscience to Founder Claus Christiansen

KKR Returns 10% Stake in Nordic Bioscience to Founder Claus Christiansen

KKR has agreed to sell its 10% minority stake in Nordic Bioscience back to the company's founder and majority owner, Claus Christiansen. The private equity firm first invested in the biomarker developer in 2021 through its Health Care Strategic Growth strategy, backing the firm as it broadened biomarker capabilities and its position across R&D serv…

Canada Pledges C$4.7 Billion to Rebuild VIA Rail Fleet at Home

Canada Pledges C$4.7 Billion to Rebuild VIA Rail Fleet at Home

The Canadian government will invest C$4.7 billion to manufacture and maintain VIA Rail passenger cars domestically, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced in Thunder Bay. The project will deliver 313 new-generation cars, mark the first domestic production in 40 years, and support nearly 700 jobs across Ontario and Quebec. The move comes as trade fric…

Frankfurt closes higher as software, financials and food stocks lead gains

Frankfurt closes higher as software, financials and food stocks lead gains

Germany's main equity gauges ended the session higher, led by gains in Software, Financial Services and Food & Beverages. The DAX rose 0.65% at the close in Frankfurt, while the MDAX and TecDAX added 0.99% and 0.46% respectively. Auto names, select tech and services shares were among the strongest performers, even as several healthcare and defe…

Copenhagen closes higher as consumer goods, tech and energy lift OMXC20

Copenhagen closes higher as consumer goods, tech and energy lift OMXC20

Denmark's main equity gauge finished modestly higher on Thursday, led by gains in Consumer Goods, Technology and Oil & Gas stocks. The OMX Copenhagen 20 rose 0.22% at the close as a narrow majority of issues advanced. Commodity prices for crude, Brent and gold moved higher and the US Dollar Index weakened, while the krone showed small shifts agains…

Canada 10-Year Yield Pulls Back as Global Bond Markets Stabilize

Canada 10-Year Yield Pulls Back as Global Bond Markets Stabilize

Canada's benchmark 10-year government bond yield eased on Thursday as a broader rebound in global bond markets reduced some of the upward pressure that had pushed Canadian yields to levels not seen in more than two years. The yield hovered near 3.78% mid-morning while investors awaited U.S. nonfarm payrolls for further direction on global rates.