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Devon Energy +33% Stock as Oil $100, Drop Risk
Oil prices have spiked to $100 per barrel amid Middle East tensions, but history suggests they will later retreat, putting upside‑heavy energy stocks such as Devon Energy at risk of sharp declines whe
Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures fall on oil surge
US stock futures, including the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq, are sliding amid escalating inflation fears fueled by a significant surge in oil prices following attacks on Middle East energy hubs. This com
Bitcoin Ethereum dip as Fed holds rates steady
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady for the second consecutive meeting, maintaining a cautious stance amid rising energy costs and global uncertainty, which led to a dip in Bitcoin and Ethe
Oil Prices Surge to $115 on Iran, Qatar Attacks
Oil prices surged to $115 following attacks on key energy facilities in Iran and Qatar, sparking heightened fears over global energy supplies and injecting new uncertainty into market outlooks. This s
Abra to list on Nasdaq via $750M SPAC deal with New
Abra, a crypto wealth‑management platform, is set to list on Nasdaq via a $750 million SPAC merger with New Providence Acquisition Corp. III, trading under ABRX. The move underscores a renewed appetit
RBC: Oil's 7-Sigma Shock Puts S&P at Risk of 20% Drop
RBC Capital Markets strategists warn that oil's seven-standard-deviation 'black swan' surge — disconnected from the calm in stocks and bonds — could drag the S&P 500 down 5% to 20% if the Strait of Ho
Micron options favor upside before earnings
Micron options lean bullish ahead of earnings with ~8% move priced in
Nvidia Confirms China H200 Chip Sales Approval
Nvidia confirmed it has received Chinese regulatory approval to sell its H200 AI chips and has begun fulfilling orders, marking a significant shift in access to the restricted Chinese market amid ongo
Realty Income & Clorox Pay 5% & 4.5% Dividends
In a market wary of growth stocks due to Middle East tensions, two dividend‑focused consumer stocks—Realty Income and Clorox—are highlighted for resilient demand, high yields, and valuation upside for
Nifty hits 23,777; Sensex jumps 3,000 points in 3 days
Indian benchmarks surged with Sensex gaining roughly 3,000 points over three sessions as Nifty closed at 23,777, powered by short covering and easing oil-price fears after Iran-linked volatility—but a
China's Middle Class Hoards Cash Despite Falling Rates
Chinese households are stockpiling cash rather than spending it, with deposits hitting roughly 118% of GDP by 2025, creating a paradox where falling interest rates meant to stimulate consumption are i
NSE IPO targets $2.5bn via 4‑4.5% Secondary Sale
India’s National Stock Exchange opened its IPO, inviting long‑term shareholders to tender shares in a secondary sale of about 4‑4.5% of equity that could raise $2.5 billion, with 20 banks and eight la
Bitcoin stalls below $75,000 after SEC, CFTC rules
Bitcoin hovers just under the $75,000 ceiling even as the SEC and CFTC roll out landmark rules that, for the first time, define most crypto assets as non‑securities and hint at safe‑harbor protections
Watch Fed Rates at March Meeting Amid Iran War, India
The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at its March meeting as officials gauge the economic fallout from the Iran war, while India’s 8th Pay Commission pushes its deadline to
Nifty Down 10%: 46 Years of Sensex Data Backs Patience
The Nifty 50 has fallen over 10% from its January peak amid West Asia tensions and surging crude, prompting Dezerv's Sandeep Jethwani to argue that 46 years of Sensex data show such intra-year drops e
Tim Scott: Stalled Senate crypto bill gaining momentum
Senator Tim Scott said the Senate's stalled crypto market structure bill is gaining momentum after a month of negotiations, though a fierce fight over banning third-party stablecoin yield payments rem
Hedge Funds Hit Worst Losses Since Liberation Day
Hedge funds are suffering their worst drawdowns since Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs last April, as an oil-price shock from the escalating Iran conflict and a broad market selloff force investors to
Banks Offload $18bn EA Take-Private Debt
Wall Street banks are offloading $18bn in debt tied to the $55bn leveraged buyout of Electronic Arts, marking a major test of investor appetite amid market volatility driven by geopolitical tensions a
Christopher A. Sims, 83, Nobel Economist Who Shaped
Economist Christopher A. Sims, the 2011 Nobel laureate who created statistical tools to steer monetary policy, died at 83. His models for tax cuts, labor‑cost shocks and fiscal stimulus still guide ce
Nebius Drops 10% on $3.75B Bond Offering
Nebius Group's stock fell 10.4% on Tuesday after the neocloud company announced a $3.75 billion bond offering to help finance its AI data-center expansion.
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