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Form 8.5 filing confirms regulated trader dealing in Kore Potash (KP2.L) for clients, not proprietary book. No indemnity arrangements. Watch for Rule 2.7 offer.
Elcora's $2M cash plus 20M shares deal for Eldorado gold mine hinges on tailings characterisation and 1M oz resource validation. Phase 0 cash flow is hypothetical. Closing target July 2026.
Prosafe SE published Q1 2026 results on June 1. The offshore accommodation vessel operator's utilization and day rates will test whether the offshore recovery is real or fading.
Gold's 5% May swing hinges on Friday's PCE. A hot print retests 4546; a soft one opens 4900. The asymmetry favors the short side.
OCI sells 50% of OCIN for EUR 55m; put/call on remainder at 7x EBITDA. The EUR 41m average EBITDA suggests a lower exit value than the LTM EUR 105m spike implies.
IT stocks rally 2-5% while consumer and auto stocks drag. Nifty support at 23,430-23,450. RBI policy June 5, crude oil at $89-91, and US-Iran talks are key catalysts.
NMDC posted record Q4 revenue of ₹11,173 crore, up 61% YoY, driven by volume. Average realisations slipped 5%. The read-through for steel and mining peers depends on whether volume growth can offset price softness.
Equinor's nomination committee recommends Jarle Roth as new board chair, replacing Jon Erik Reinhardsen after nine years. Corporate assembly votes June 8.
US–Iran uncertainty has crude oil trapped in a tight range. Geoff Dennis calls it market limbo. Here is the technical setup for the breakout and the one signal that confirms direction.
Brent crude at $93.15 widens divergence between IT and FMCG in Indian equities. Infosys Alpha Score 57 vs Unilever 51. Next catalyst: US-Iran talks and FII flows.
Venus Metals sells 1% NSR on Youanmi gold to Franco-Nevada for $46m cash, triggering $0.17 cash dividend and in-specie Rox share distribution totaling $0.221 per share. Record dates expected July–August.
Tesla withdrew its intent to terminate Syrah's offtake agreement but keeps termination rights if AAM qualification fails. Next catalyst: final approval.
Nuclear negotiations between Iran and the US could unlock up to 1 million bpd of crude supply, reshaping risk premiums and inventories. Here's what traders should watch next.
Crescat Capital warns rising US debt-service costs will lock in secular inflation, favoring gold and commodities over bonds. Next CPI test looms.
Rupee down 10% in a year. Earnings calls now focus on hedging strategies. Import-heavy sectors face margin risk. Next catalyst: RBI stance and trade data.
Brent crude rose 2.45% to $93.35 after Netanyahu expanded Lebanon operations. Goldman Sachs flags 2 million bpd demand risk from weak China and Europe retail data.
With Middle East conflict lifting Urals prices, the EU cap review in July could push the threshold to $65. Brussels weighs a freeze at $44.10 to maintain pressure on Moscow's revenues.
Oil jumps 2% as Israel advances into Lebanon, undermining U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks. Strait of Hormuz mine risk keeps supply premium elevated despite weak China data.
Indian Oil raised commercial LPG cylinder price by ₹42 to ₹3,113.50. The hike will likely be matched by Bharat Petroleum and HPCL, tightening industrial fuel costs.
Prospect Resources (ASX:PSC) quadrupled Mumbezhi copper resource to 1Mt copper equivalent. At record copper prices, the Zambia project resembles neighboring billion-tonne operations. What's next?
Australian shares drift at open as traders await a catalyst. The missing factor is a concrete US-Iran nuclear deal. Without progress, OPEC+ cuts remain dominant, locking a floor under Brent.
GMG up 2.8% in 2025, PLS 503.7% above 52-week low. Both stocks face valuation tests tied to property leasing and lithium pricing. Next catalysts: half-year and quarterly reports.
L1 Capital disclosed a 7.05 million share position in Centerra Gold, worth $125 million, after a 150% rally. The bet rests on cash, margins, and optionality.
Iran risk premium fails to stick as AI frenzy and ceasefire hopes suppress crude and gold. Next catalyst: weekly US inventory data.
MARAD's nuclear shipping initiative targets bunker fuel demand erosion. Traders should track uranium supply tension, refinery margins, and regulatory milestones through 2025.
VIK's 18% surge since April has pushed valuation to a premium. The next catalyst: Q3 earnings in late October will test whether pricing power can justify the multiple.
AltaGas' move to preferred shares lowers its cost of capital and signals a multiyear bet on U.S. gas infrastructure. Here's what it means for midstream peers.
Mizuho and Barclays raised DVN targets to $68 and $62 on oil tightness. The divergence between crude prices and equity valuations is the central opportunity. Watch inventories and refining cracks.
Citi cuts DOW target to $41, flags demand destruction in chemicals. Argus upgrades on Hormuz supply squeeze. For traders, the conflict matters more than the rating.
Alamos Gold Alpha Score 68 signals a Moderate rating. The stock is a leveraged gold play waiting for a catalyst. Watch gold and the 50-day moving average.