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SFS shares fall after UBS trims rating despite strong H1 results

SFS shares fall after UBS trims rating despite strong H1 results

SFS Group AG stock dropped sharply after UBS moved its rating from Buy to Neutral, saying the recent rally left the risk/reward balanced despite raising its price target and modestly lifting earnings forecasts. The downgrade followed a stronger-than-expected first-half report in which adjusted EBIT and organic sales outperformed consensus.

Five People Killed in West Bank Shooting; Area Near Nablus Sealed Off

Five People Killed in West Bank Shooting; Area Near Nablus Sealed Off

On July 24, a shooting in the occupied West Bank resulted in five deaths - four Palestinians and one Israeli - after an incident near the Palestinian city of Nablus. Israeli forces were sent to the area after reports that Israeli civilians hiking nearby had come under attack and that a weapon was taken from local security personnel. Palestinian off…

ECB Survey Sees Inflation Stable for Now, Returns to 2% by 2028

ECB Survey Sees Inflation Stable for Now, Returns to 2% by 2028

A European Central Bank survey found that euro area inflation expectations have been largely stable over the past three months, with price growth expected to fall sharply next year and to reach the ECB's 2% target in 2028. The survey kept this year's inflation projection at 2.7%, raised the 2027 forecast to 2.2% and trimmed economic growth estimate…

Stagflation Fears Return as Gulf Violence Sends Oil Back to $100

Stagflation Fears Return as Gulf Violence Sends Oil Back to $100

Renewed Gulf hostilities have driven Brent crude back to $100 a barrel, pushed European gas and government bond yields higher, and reignited concerns about stagflation - the coexistence of elevated inflation and sluggish growth. Trade frictions, including fresh U.S. tariffs on goods from 60 trading partners, add to the uncertainty facing households…

Central Banks Under the Microscope as Oil Hits $100 and Tariff Fears Return

Central Banks Under the Microscope as Oil Hits $100 and Tariff Fears Return

Next week’s calendar centers on central bank decisions and corporate earnings against a backdrop of rising energy prices and fresh U.S. trade measures. Brent crude has moved back above $100 a barrel amid concerns about shipping chokepoints in the Middle East, while the U.S. levied new tariffs on a broad set of trading partners. The Federal Reserve,…

Securitas Shares Plunge After Q2 2026 Report Signals Growth Slowdown

Securitas Shares Plunge After Q2 2026 Report Signals Growth Slowdown

Securitas AB ser. B shares tumbled after the company's second-quarter 2026 interim report showed revenue contraction and an abrupt halt in organic sales growth. Despite modest margin improvement, a 0% organic growth print and cautious analyst commentary triggered a steep market reaction, driving the stock to its weakest level in about two years.

Bitcoin dips to $65.3k as geopolitical and tariff worries sap risk appetite

Bitcoin dips to $65.3k as geopolitical and tariff worries sap risk appetite

Bitcoin eased on Friday amid a broader pullback in risk-taking as tensions involving the U.S. and Iran flared and the U.S. announced new tariffs affecting dozens of trading partners. Broader cryptocurrency tokens also retreated, while oil rallied sharply on supply-disruption risks and equity weakness in technology and AI names limited demand for sp…

Tokyo Stocks Slide as Nikkei Falls 2.79% Amid Broad Sector Weakness

Tokyo Stocks Slide as Nikkei Falls 2.79% Amid Broad Sector Weakness

Japan's equity market finished lower on Friday, with the Nikkei 225 falling 2.79% as losses in Paper & Pulp, Transport and Communication weighed on the index. Market breadth favored decliners, volatility rose, and crude, Brent and gold prices moved lower. Major individual movers included strong gains for Shift Inc and declines for Disco Corp, Kioxi…

Geely Stakes Claim in Europe with Ford Valencia JV, Shares Tick Higher

Geely Stakes Claim in Europe with Ford Valencia JV, Shares Tick Higher

Geely Automobile shares rose after the company said a wholly-owned unit will acquire a 34% stake in Ford España for €221 million, creating a joint venture at Ford's Valencia plant. Operations are expected to begin in the first half of 2027 pending regulatory approvals, with the first Geely-branded EX5 electric SUV slated for 2028. The deal aims to …

EU Sees Limited Progress as U.S. Imposes New Forced-Labour Tariffs

EU Sees Limited Progress as U.S. Imposes New Forced-Labour Tariffs

The European Commission cautiously welcomed the United States’ new 10% and 12.5% tariffs on imports from 60 trading partners, saying the move aligns with the bilateral tariff commitments made at last year’s EU-US meeting. The EU is among a small set of partners for whom the new duties will not be layered on top of existing most favored nation custo…

Australian Shares Slip as Materials, Gold and Tech Weigh on Index

Australian Shares Slip as Materials, Gold and Tech Weigh on Index

Australian equities closed lower on Friday, with the S&P/ASX 200 down 0.75% amid broad weakness in the Gold, IT and Metals & Mining sectors. Market breadth favored decliners by more than two-to-one, volatility as measured by the S&P/ASX 200 VIX rose, and a set of individual stocks posted double-digit percentage swings.