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Retail Fund Flows Turn Positive as ETFs Lead Week of Sept. 2

Retail Fund Flows Turn Positive as ETFs Lead Week of Sept. 2

Retail fund flows excluding money market instruments moved into positive territory in the week ended September 2, with exchange-traded funds drawing the largest share of new money while mutual funds continued to see net redemptions overall. Money market funds also registered substantial inflows during the period.

Unilever Looks Cheaper but Pair Trade Has Largely Run Its Course

Unilever Looks Cheaper but Pair Trade Has Largely Run Its Course

Unilever presents stronger value on trailing metrics, but forward P/Es for both companies are nearly identical. Nestlé outperformed Unilever by roughly 15.9 percentage points over the past year, meaning the pairs trade has already captured a substantial relative move. Investors weighing value, earnings quality, dividends and pair positioning should…

Portuguese equities slip as PSI closes down 0.14% amid sector losses

Portuguese equities slip as PSI closes down 0.14% amid sector losses

Portugal's benchmark PSI index ended the session down 0.14% on Friday, with losses concentrated in the Consumer Goods, Telecoms and Financials sectors. While Jeronimo Martins, Sonae and Semapa were among the session's advancers, energy and postal services names registered the steepest declines. Commodity and currency moves were mixed, with Brent ed…

BMO Flags Bombardier Sell-Off as Overdone, Calls It a Buy

BMO Flags Bombardier Sell-Off as Overdone, Calls It a Buy

BMO Capital Markets maintained an Outperform rating on Bombardier and raised its price target to C$375, arguing that recent share declines driven by tariff and supply-chain worries have been exaggerated. The bank says demand and order flow remain healthy, the company’s purchase of MHI Canada Aerospace should lower production risk, and 2026 free cas…

Fade the Muse Pop: A Mid-Term Short on Meta After 1.3 Hype

Fade the Muse Pop: A Mid-Term Short on Meta After 1.3 Hype

Meta rallied after the 09/03/2026 Muse Spark 1.3 demo, but the gap between model benchmarks and product monetization remains wide. With a $1.56T market cap, rich multiples, and limited days-to-cover for shorts, this trade aims to capture a mid-term reversion as investors reset expectations on near-term monetization and mark higher capex risk into R…

Second Chance on Orbit: Why Rocket Lab May Rebound from Its Crash

Second Chance on Orbit: Why Rocket Lab May Rebound from Its Crash

Rocket Lab's pullback has compressed an otherwise strong growth narrative into an actionable entry. With a $38.3B market cap, negative free cash flow of $371.1M and an elevated P/S, the name is not cheap — but near-term technical weakness and concentrated short interest create the conditions for a rebound if upcoming catalysts land. This trade targ…

Citigroup Pushes Back Expected Fed Rate Cut to Mid-2027

Citigroup Pushes Back Expected Fed Rate Cut to Mid-2027

Citigroup has revised its forecast for the Federal Reserve’s next interest-rate reduction, moving the first cut to June 2027 and projecting three 25-basis-point cuts in June, September and December of that year. The change follows an August jobs report that showed stronger employment and higher labor force participation, prompting futures markets t…

Warsaw benchmark rises as banking, media and construction stocks drive gains

Warsaw benchmark rises as banking, media and construction stocks drive gains

Poland's equity market closed higher on Friday, led by advances in the Banking, Media and Construction sectors. The WIG30 index rose 1.29% at the Warsaw close, supported by notable gains in Jastrzebska Spotka Weglowa SA, Budimex SA and Erste Bank Polska SA. Market breadth favoured advancers, while crude oil and gold prices retreated and the zloty w…

S&P Global Ratings Upgrades Teva to BBB-, Marking Third Credit Rating Upgrade in Recent Months and Reflecting Strong Execution and Financial Discipline

S&P Global Ratings Upgrades Teva to BBB-, Marking Third Credit Rating Upgrade in Recent Months and Reflecting Strong Execution and Financial Discipline

Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. announced that S&P Global Ratings has upgraded its long-term issuer credit rating from BB+ to BBB-, marking the third credit upgrade in recent months from major rating agencies. This upgrade reflects Teva's strong execution of its Pivot to Growth strategy, significant debt reduction, and financial strengthening, …

Oslo Stocks Slip as Media, Transport and Financials Drag OBX Down 0.29%

Oslo Stocks Slip as Media, Transport and Financials Drag OBX Down 0.29%

Norway's benchmark Oslo OBX ended lower on Friday, falling 0.29% as declines in the Media, Transport and Diversified Financials sectors outweighed gains from select technology and shipping stocks. Market breadth was positive with more advancers than decliners, and commodity moves included modest drops in crude and gold while the dollar strengthened…

Ouster: From Lidar Maker to Physical AI Platform — A Tactical Long

Ouster: From Lidar Maker to Physical AI Platform — A Tactical Long

Ouster is moving beyond sensors into integrated perception platforms for vehicles, robots and defense systems. Recent manufacturing partnerships, sensor qualifications and accelerating revenue trends argue for upside from the current $35 area. This is a tactical long with a 180-trading-day horizon, entry at $35.50, target $50.00 and stop $29.00.

U.S. Imposes Iran-Related Sanctions on Three Turkey-Based Entities

U.S. Imposes Iran-Related Sanctions on Three Turkey-Based Entities

The U.S. Treasury Department on Sept. 4 announced Iran-related sanctions on three Turkey-based firms, while issuing a general license to permit orderly wind-down of transactions. The move forms part of a broader U.S. campaign aimed at increasing economic pressure on Iran and follows recent steps targeting foreign banks' dealings with Tehran.

Blue Owl Eyes Data Center REIT Backed by $6.5 Billion of Existing Assets

Blue Owl Eyes Data Center REIT Backed by $6.5 Billion of Existing Assets

Blue Owl Capital is moving to create a real estate investment trust focused on data centers, planning an initial public offering that would be seeded with roughly $6.5 billion of the firm’s current data center assets. The company would use the IPO and later share sales to buy more facilities, but executives and deal structure remain subject to chan…