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Defence offtake deals with price floors make critical minerals projects infrastructure-grade. The shift could reverse if policy changes.
Keel Infrastructure reported a $145M net loss after its Bitfarms rebrand, yet shares rose 8.3%. The loss included $41M in non-cash bitcoin charges and a $22M credit facility extinguishment. Liquidity stands at $533M. The next catalyst is a signed HPC lease.
Anthropic's legal tools launch for Claude Cowork follows a $315K evangelist hire, signaling an aggressive revenue push. The move pressures legal tech incumbents and rival AI labs into vertical-specific deployments.
The AI developer is hiring an Applied AI Claude Evangelist with a salary up to $315,000, targeting startup-savvy talent to drive enterprise adoption. The move points to an acceleration of Anthropic's commercial strategy.
GAAP EPS of €0.31 and adjusted EBITDA of €154.9M underscore the margin hit from weaker realised steel prices. Next catalyst: full-year guidance revision.
The withdrawal removes a negative catalyst for NYC-focused REITs like SL Green (SLG), Vornado (VNO), and Empire State Realty (ESRT), and is a minor positive for New York City general obligation bonds.
A five-location pilot introduces a digital queue to replace parking-lot guesswork at Superchargers, with implications for throughput and network advantage.
The New Zealand dollar dropped as a hot US inflation reading boosted Treasury yields and the greenback. Attention now pivots to the RBNZ's rate outlook for the next catalyst.
The US 10-year note auction tailed to 4.468%, signaling weaker demand. Dollar pairs are repricing after yields climbed, focusing on Fed speakers.
10-year note auction tails 0.4 bps at 4.468% yield; bid-to-cover 2.400X. The yield concession widens dollar rate advantage ahead of the 30-year bond sale.
Senate GOP defends CLARITY Act before May 14 markup, rebutting claims it weakens securities law. Saylor ties clearer rules to MSTR's bitcoin model.
Health Water Bottling, Etihad Salam, and Alkhorayef are advancing IPO plans too; Alkhorayef is PIF-backed and nearing regulatory approval. JPMorgan holds an Alpha Score of 50/100.
AI agents are deploying capital and writing crypto code, shifting DeFi risk. The next test: can security audits keep pace with autonomous execution?
Monday's release of the Senate Banking Committee's crypto bill text shifts the U.S. regulatory debate from enforcement to legislation. Thursday's committee vote on advancing the framework is the next concrete catalyst for token and exchange exposure.
Revenue of $105.2M (+22% YoY) and adjusted EBITDA of $28.4M (27% margin) drove the raise. Full-year revenue now seen at $400-$410M, with HB4 wheat planted area reaching 1.2M hectares.
Four bills enter Poland’s parliament this week, with the government draft raising obstruction fines to PLN 25 million. A PiS prohibition bill shifts the debate from regulation to elimination.
The narrow 51-45 vote adds a hawkish-leaning voice to the Fed Board as the Senate prepares to vote on the Chair nomination Wednesday. Dollar and rate markets are repricing.
Allstate's Alpha Score sits at 67/100, reflecting a market in wait-and-see mode. The next combined ratio print will test whether the underwriting turnaround can narrow the valuation gap with Chubb.
Kyivstar Group reported full-year revenue of $1.15M. The release left profit, cash-flow, and balance-sheet questions unanswered, setting up the next catalyst.
The raise targets the $300B stablecoin market where issuers keep all yield. Osero embeds the Sky Savings Rate into apps, with a Basel III-inspired risk review for institutions.
Gilt yields jumped as political risk premium spiked, and a hotter US CPI print amplified dollar strength, driving GBP/USD to 1.35 and EUR/GBP toward 0.87. Next catalyst: further political clarity.
The draft includes a Jan. 1, 2026 ETF cutoff, a 60-day certification process, and court-judgment language limiting SEC jurisdiction. Senate Banking markup is Thursday.
The pound weakened against the dollar after a hotter-than-expected US inflation print boosted the greenback, while UK political uncertainty compounded the selling pressure. Traders now look to the next UK inflation data for direction.
eToro's Yoni Assia forecasts a crypto rally to record levels even as his platform reports a sharp decline in trading volume. The divergence sets up a positioning test for the second half.
The May 12 earnings call puts rental fleet metrics in focus. Utilization, new orders, and backlog will signal whether producer capex is turning into compression demand before the summer season.
Danko Maras steps down for family reasons after six years; Ikram UlHaque, a 20-year Almarai veteran and current Group CFO, takes over July 2026. The long lead time and internal promotion suggest financial continuity.
Tim Travis flags AGO at about 40% of adjusted book value as a strong buy. The discount reflects market fear over legacy Puerto Rico exposure; resolution could close the gap.
Authorities warn of legal consequences for oil pumps violating directives. Panic buying could create an artificial squeeze that distorts retail fuel sales data for Indian OMCs.
USBD will launch on Ethereum in summer 2026 with a yield-bearing sUSBD token and a $100M total value locked target, aiming to solve the trust deficit that has kept institutions away from Tether.
ICL reports Q1 after close May 13; consensus calls for $0.10 EPS (+11.1% Y/Y). The call's tone on potash demand and Middle East risks will drive the stock next.