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Sector Update: Tech

Tech stocks were higher Wednesday afternoon, with the State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLK) up 0.1% and the State Street SPDR S&P Semiconductor ETF (XSD) adding 0.8%.The Philadelphia Semiconductor index climbed 1.1%.In corporate news, Qualcomm (QCOM) shares rose 1.8% after it said Wednesday that its Snapdragon chips will be used in Samsung's new smartphones, wearables, and intelligent eyewear.

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Sectors5d ago

Sector Update: Consumer

Consumer stocks were mixed Wednesday afternoon, with the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLP) increasing 0.5% and the State Street Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLY) shedding 0.4%.In corporate news, Alaska Air (ALK) shares fell 5% after the airline issued a Q3 earnings outlook below market estimates and swung to a loss in Q2 year over year as higher fuel costs weighed on results.

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Wire5d ago

TKO Group's UFC, WWE Segments Poised to Drive Q2 Growth, UBS Says

TKO Group Holdings (TKO) is expected to post solid Q2 results helped by new media-rights deals, stronger sponsorship and licensing activity, and added revenue from On Location's World Cup business, UBS Securities said Wednesday in a report.By segment, UFC media-rights revenue is expected to accelerate under the new Paramount agreement, while WWE should post its strongest quarter of the year on WrestleMania and a second Saudi Arabia site fee for Night of Champions, UBS said.The gains are expected to be partially offset by investment tied to UFC's Freedom 250 event at the White House, the report said.The IMG business is expected to benefit from work tied to the World Cup and preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, UBS said.Q2 results are scheduled for Aug. 3.UBS maintained its buy rating on TKO stock with a $238 price target.Price: $182.13, Change: $+0.43, Percent Change: +0.24%

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Mining & Metals5d ago

Americas Uranium Receives DTC FAST Eligibility; Shares up 9.6%

Americas Uranium's (NUCA.CN) shares are now eligible for the Depository Trust Company's Fast Automated Securities Transfer program, it said late Tuesday.The company recently started trading on the US OTCQB Venture Market."DTC FAST eligibility streamlines trading and broadens access for our shareholders, particularly in the U.S. market," said Chief Executive Officer Nicholas Luksha.Shares of the company were last seen up C$0.03 to C$0.34 on the Canadian Securities Exchange.Price: $0.33, Change: $+0.02, Percent Change: +4.84%

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Commodities5d ago

EMEA Natural Gas Update: Futures Jump as Iran Conflict Intensifies, Raising Winter Supply Concerns

European natural gas futures extended gains in after-hours trading on Wednesday as escalating conflict in the Middle East heightened concerns over global LNG supplies and Europe's ability to rebuild gas inventories ahead of winter.The front-month Dutch TTF contract rose 4.713% to 62.475 euros ($71.29) per megawatt-hour, while the front-month UK NBP contract gained 4.607% to 151.230 British pence ($2.02) per therm.The latest rally followed comments by US President Donald Trump, who said in a Truth Social post that the US would strike Iranian infrastructure, including bridges or power plants, if Tehran attacked commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz.Asian LNG prices also moved higher, strengthening competition between Asian and European buyers for spot cargoes.ANZ analyst Daniel Hynes said North Asian LNG prices had climbed to their highest level since late March as the US and Iran exchanged strikes for a tenth consecutive day. The prolonged conflict has increased uncertainty over when LNG shipments through the Strait of Hormuz could return to normal, prompting importers such as Pakistan and Bangladesh to secure some of their most expensive LNG cargoes in years.Like Europe, Asia is also experiencing stronger gas demand due to above-normal temperatures.The surge in Asian buying has heightened concerns that Europe could struggle to replenish gas inventories before the winter heating season.Equinor Chief Executive Anders Opedal told Reuters that Europe is likely to miss its target of filling gas storage facilities to 80% of capacity before winter because of tight global LNG markets and stronger competition from Asian buyers. He said European storage levels are currently at their second-lowest point in 15 years. His comments came after Equinor reported its highest quarterly profit since early 2023.Goldman Sachs has also become more cautious on Europe's storage outlook. According to comments reported by Hellenic Shipping News, the bank now expects European Union gas inventories to reach about 67% of capacity by Oct. 31, down from its previous forecast of 74%.Reflecting tighter market fundamentals, Goldman raised its Dutch TTF price forecasts to an average of 60 euros per megawatt-hour for the third quarter and 53 euros/MWh for the fourth quarter, up from previous estimates of 41 euros/MWh and 40 euros/MWh, respectively.Meanwhile, EU gas storage facilities were 54.2% full, according to Gas Infrastructure Europe, compared with 65.1% at the same point last year. Inventories also remain well below the five-year average of 69.7% for this time of year, according to data from the Swiss Federal Office of Energy.

Wire5d ago

Nuvation Bio's Safusidenib Clinical Program, Ibtrozi Opportunity Create Favorable Setup, RBC Says

Nuvation Bio's (NUVB) leadership showed "significant excitement" around the Safusidenib clinical program, with strong recent data and new trials expected to demonstrate the company's commitment to the asset that could unlock over $3 billion in US sales, RBC Capital Markets said Wednesday.Management remains committed to Safusidenib's development and targeting all parts of the glioma pie, and enrollment in Sigma is progressing steadily, with the team hoping for data in 2027, the note added.The company reiterated its Ibtrozi strategy of focusing on first-line treatment patients, which should translate into higher revenues in the back half of the year and allow Nuvation to meet consensus sales estimates, according to the note. RBC estimates $128 million in 2026 sales.Nuvation Bio could potentially be an acquisition target, and any deal would need to appropriately value both the Ibtrozi commercial opportunity and the Safusidenib pipeline, the brokerage said.RBC has an outperform, speculative risk rating on Nuvation Bio with a price target of $19.Price: $6.21, Change: $-0.23, Percent Change: -3.50%

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Oil & Energy5d ago

Middle East Disruptions, Falling Inventories Raise Global Oil Supply Risks, Kpler Says

Crude markets for spot delivery are rapidly shifting from oversupply to potential physical shortages as Middle East supply disruptions, shrinking inventories, and mounting delivery risks tighten the global oil market, according to a Kpler note on Wednesday.The market moved from concerns about prompt oversupply to fears of supply shortages after the US-Iran memorandum of understanding collapsed and security risks returned to the Red Sea, Kpler said.Oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz dropped to about 3 million barrels per day last week and have remained almost negligible this week, compared with over 8 million b/d in early July, the report said.Ship-to-ship transfers near Fujairah and Sohar continued, but lower volumes and growing risks to tankers reduced non-Iranian Middle Eastern crude stored in the Gulf of Oman to a two-month low of 21.4 million barrels.Kpler said delayed cargo deliveries are becoming a growing concern.It cited a vessel carrying Basrah crude for China's Chambroad Petrochemicals, which remained inside the Persian Gulf despite a scheduled July 25 arrival in China.Adnoc awarded only about 8 million barrels of August-September Abu Dhabi crude in its sixth-round tender to refiners in South Korea, Taiwan and potentially Japan, sharply below the roughly 20 million barrels awarded per tender in June.Kpler also highlighted renewed Houthi threats against Saudi-linked tankers in the Red Sea, increasing risks for Saudi Arabia's alternative export route that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz.Asian refiners bought more Saudi crude after lower official selling prices and higher output made Middle Eastern grades more attractive. At the same time, they cut September purchases of West of Suez cargoes.At least four tankers carrying Saudi crude or sailing toward Yanbu turned around to avoid the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.Saudi Aramco is also evaluating a longer export route through the Suez Canal, Sumed pipeline, Sidi Kerir and the Cape of Good Hope.Kpler said the proposed routing would increase freight costs and voyage times, reducing the competitiveness of Saudi crude in Asia unless Saudi Aramco cuts its selling prices.The report expects the greatest challenge for Asian refiners to emerge in late August and September if Hormuz disruptions and Red Sea threats continue for another one to two weeks. Lower West of Suez purchases could leave refiners short of feedstock.Refiners could respond by drawing down inventories or reducing refinery run rates until fresh West of Suez cargoes begin arriving in October and Middle Eastern exports recover.South Korea, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia rebuilt crude inventories through higher purchases and delayed Persian Gulf cargoes. However, lower US Strategic Petroleum Reserve and commercial stocks reduce Washington's capacity for another large stock release.Weak fuel demand, clean product export restrictions and poor refining margins kept China from increasing crude purchases. However, falling inventories could push refiners back into the market.At the current drawdown pace of about 750,000 b/d, China's onshore crude inventories would return to March 2025 levels in roughly 200 days. Kpler said Beijing's minimum energy security threshold remains uncertain.Kpler analysts expect Middle Eastern crude supply disruptions to last through the end of 2026 and possibly into Q1 2027. It said oil prices could surpass March's peak if China resumes buying before regional flows recover.The oil market continues to react to geopolitical headlines, but shrinking supply buffers and rising delivery risks are narrowing the window to avoid physical crude shortages.

Treasury5d ago

Valeura Energy Establishes $75 Million Credit Facility

Valeura Energy (VLE.TO) said Wednesday it established a revolving credit line of up to $75 million which includes an uncommitted accordion feature allowing total commitments to be increased by up to $250 million, for a total $325 million.The facility complements Valeura's existing cash position of $320 million at the end of its fiscal second quarter, a statement said.Valeura Energy shares were last seen up C$0.19, to C$12.62, on the Toronto Stock Exchange.Price: $12.60, Change: $+0.17, Percent Change: +1.37%

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Wire5d ago

Whirlpool, GrowthLoop Collaborate to Support Customer Engagement

Whirlpool (WHR) is collaborating with GrowthLoop to support marketing and customer engagement across its KitchenAid Small Appliances portfolio, the companies said Wednesday.Financial details weren't disclosed.GrowthLoop's agentic AI platform is expected to help Whirlpool use its cloud-native data warehouse to build and activate audiences and identify high-value customer segments, the companies added.Shares of Whirlpool were up 1.8% in Wednesday trading.Price: $37.11, Change: $+0.67, Percent Change: +1.84%

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US Markets5d ago

Chemicals Companies Likely to Report In-Line Quarterly Results, Deutsche Bank Says

US chemicals companies are likely to report quarterly results in line with expectations, with the Middle East conflict seen as a potential tailwind, Deutsche Bank said Wednesday.The June quarter "largely played out" as expected in terms of demand, pricing and costs, supported by positive pre-announcements by Dow (DOW) and BASF, according to Deutsche Bank.In June, Dow Chief Financial Officer Jeff Tate said the company expected to post second-quarter earnings of about $2.2 billion, "which is above current consensus and roughly 10% above our prior guidance," according to a FactSet transcript. "This is largely driven by continued resilience in polyethylene demand and pricing, as well as margin upside in industrial intermediates and infrastructure."The company is scheduled to report its full second-quarter results Thursday.Earlier this month, German chemicals producer BASF increased its full-year core earnings outlook, citing "better-than-expected business development.""With the macro remaining uncertain, energy prices elevated due to the on-again, off-again Middle East conflict and underlying demand subdued, management teams are likely to remain cautious in their outlooks and guidance," Deutsche Bank analyst David Begleiter said in a note to clients Wednesday.The conflict between the US and Iran and the subsequent shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz -- the world's most important chokepoint for crude flows -- has been a "positive, or at least not a negative" for US chemicals firms and the wider industry of US material, industrial gas, coatings and agricultural companies, Begleiter wrote.The conflict disrupted energy and chemical production and exports from the Persian Gulf, which houses about 15% of global chemical supply, according to Deutsche Bank. The war impacted another 15% of global chemical capacity, while high oil prices increased input costs for chemical producers in Asia, the brokerage said.In the current geopolitical environment, Deutsche Bank has a favorable view on companies such as Celanese (CE), Corteva (CTVA), Ecolab (ECL), Linde (LIN) and PPG Industries (PPG), where investor sentiment is in the wrong position, there are short-term catalysts and organic growth and the companies can maintain prices when raw material costs decline, according to the note.Price: $31.38, Change: $+0.91, Percent Change: +2.99%

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Wire5d ago

E. W. Scripps Appoints Dean Littleton as President of Media

E. W. Scripps (SSP) said Wednesday it promoted Dean Littleton to the newly created role of president of media, combining leadership of the company's enterprise television and broadcast operations.Littleton previously served as the company's executive vice president of media broadcast operations and senior vice president of local media, according to a statement.The organizational change unites the company's local and national television operations, expected to capture growth and efficiency opportunities, the company said.Price: $3.16, Change: $-0.10, Percent Change: -3.07%

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US Markets5d ago

Amazon Second-Quarter Revenue to Exceed Expectations on AWS Upside Potential, BofA Says

Amazon.com's (AMZN) second-quarter revenue and core profitability will likely exceed Wall Street's expectations amid upside potential from Amazon Web Services, BofA Securities said Wednesday.The brokerage raised the e-commerce giant's revenue estimate to $198.82 billion from $198.30 and moved its earnings before interest and taxes outlook to $24.15 billion from $23.93 billion. Both are ahead of the Street's estimates that BofA put at $196.8 billion and $23.6 billion, respectively.Amazon is scheduled to report second-quarter results on July 30. Shares of the company were down 1.5% in Wednesday trade, but have gained 5.6% so far this year.In April, Amazon said it expected second-quarter sales of $194 billion to $199 billion, representing year-over-year growth of 16% to 19%.BofA raised AWS revenue growth estimate to 33% from 31% amid Anthropic-related revenue and Amazon Bedrock demand tied to OpenAI models. Anthropic is an AWS customer, while OpenAI makes its models available on Bedrock."We remain constructive on AWS's improving (artificial intelligence) positioning," BofA analyst Justin Post said.Amazon could raise its full-year capital spending outlook to $210 billion as memory costs rise, Post said.Amazon's third-quarter revenue guidance is expected to "bracket" Wall Street consensus, as a drag from Prime Day timing on North American retail sales is offset by international growth and cloud performance, according to the BofA note.BofA raised its 2026 revenue and EPS estimates for Amazon to $830.66 billion and $15.81, respectively, from $828.56 billion and $8.98. The brokerage lifted Amazon's 2027 revenue forecast but trimmed EPS projections.BofA reiterated its buy rating on Amazon's stock, with a price target of $310.Price: $243.97, Change: $-3.58, Percent Change: -1.45%

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Treasury5d ago

Issuance Shifts Drive Changes in Canada's Bond Market, Desjardins Says

Canada's bond market has undergone meaningful changes in issuance trends in recent years, according to Desjardins in a note Wednesday.The federal government has become a larger presence in the Canadian-dollar debt market, while financial institutions have increasingly turned to offshore funding, with foreign-currency debt now exceeding domestic debt outstanding, Tiago Figueiredo, Macro Strategist at Desjardins, inoted.The shift has been driven by several factors, including the growing international presence of Canadian banks, increased access to deeper capital markets, broader investor diversification and the potential for lower hedged funding costs, said Desjardins.Canadian provincial issuers have increasingly tapped international markets to fund larger deficits, supported by strong demand and favorable conditions in US dollar and euro markets, the bank added.The changing issuance mix remains supportive for credit spreads, but rising non-financial corporate and bond sales in Canadian dollars by non-Canadian sellers should be monitored for signs that offshore market conditions and supply dynamics are becoming less favorable, said Desjardins.

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Mining & Metals5d ago

Tower Resources Raises C$0.64 Million in the Final Tranche of Non-Brokered Private Placement

Tower Resources (TWR.V) closed the final tranche of a non-brokered private placement raising C$0.64 million, it said in a statement late Tuesday.The company place 4-million units at C$0.16 apiece in the tranche. Each unit is made up of a share and one-half of a one-year warrant to buy a share for C$0.25.Certain company directors also participated in the offering and acquired 200,000 units. Proceeds will be used for general working capital and corporate needs, it said.The company's shares last traded Tuesday, closing at C$0.165 on the TSX Venture Exchange.

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Wire5d ago

Nike's Turnaround Challenged by Shift Toward Sports Collectibles, UBS Says,

Nike (NKE) faces a fresh challenge in its turnaround as younger consumers increasingly shift their attention and spending toward sports trading cards and memorabilia and away from limited-edition sneakers, UBS Securities said Tuesday in a report.The sports-collectibles market rose 55% to $32.5 billion in 2025 from $21 billion in 2020, with trading cards representing the largest category, the report said. Collectibles may be absorbing some of the "cultural and financial" appeal that previously benefited Nike and Jordan sneakers, UBS said.That shift may weaken Nike's connection with "sneakerheads," long a core group of brand advocates, the report said. US secondary-market prices for Nike sneakers in June fell 1.7% from a year earlier, reflecting "lackluster" demand, UBS said.Collectibles may offer Nike a path to regain "cultural relevance," potentially through partnerships with trading-card companies, athletes and sports leagues, or by bundling exclusive Nike and Jordan cards with sneaker purchases to spark consumer "excitement," the report said.UBS has a neutral rating on Nike with a price target of $48.Price: $41.97, Change: $-0.99, Percent Change: -2.30%

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Wire5d ago

Genuine Parts Delivers In-line Q2 as Focus Returns to Separation Plan, UBS Securities Says

Genuine Parts (GPC) delivered an in-line Q2, with focus shifting back to segment performance and the planned corporate separation, UBS Securities said in a note Wednesday.Analysts said management made it clear that the company remains fully committed to the separation, is not in discussions with O'Reilly Automotive (ORLY), and views recent reports and market speculation as "largely noise."Management clarified that the previously disclosed $50 million to $75 million in Motion standalone costs are no longer expected to be incremental expenses and will instead be covered within the existing corporate cost structure, according to the note.Based on its 2025 corporate cost base of about $360 million, management expects $210 million to $230 million to be allocated to Automotive, including about $20 million in asbestos-related expenses. The previously discussed $50 million to $75 million in separation-related costs are expected to be split evenly between the two businesses, analysts said."The market is eager for greater visibility around post-separation leadership structures, but this will happen down the road," analysts said.UBS Securities lowered its price target on Genuine Parts to $122 from $125, while keeping its neutral rating.Shares of Genuine Parts were up more than 2% in Wednesday trading.Price: $121.68, Change: $+2.56, Percent Change: +2.15%

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Mining & Metals5d ago

Planet 13 Holdings to Open Dispensary in Sarasota, Florida

Planet 13 Holdings (PLTH.CN) is scheduled to open its next Florida cannabis dispensary in Sarasota Florida on August 21, it said Wednesday."Sarasota is one of Florida's most affluent coastal communities, and it's exactly the type of market where our retail model performs best," said Co-Chief Executive Officer Bob Groesbeck. "The combination of a strong year-round residential population, seasonal visitor traffic, and a more mature, healthcare-oriented demographic aligns naturally with Florida's medical cannabis program, and we expect this store to be a consistent performer from day one."Shares of the company were last seen down C$0.005, or 2.9%, to C$0.165 on the Canadian Securities Exchange.Price: $0.17, Change: $-0.01, Percent Change: -2.94%

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Commodities5d ago

Renewable Fuel Makers Set for Strong Q2 as RINs, Diesel Prices Lift Earnings, TPH Says

Renewable fuel producers are expected to report a sharp improvement in Q2 earnings as stronger government blending mandates, higher diesel prices and a tightening California carbon market boost margins across the sector, TPH Energy strategists said in a note on Wednesday.Matthew Blair, analyst at TPH Energy, said Q2 EBITDA for renewable fuel companies is expected to rise to an average of $600 million, above the consensus estimate of $564 million and higher than the $410 million reported in Q1.Blair said the gains would mark the strongest quarterly performance for many companies in at least four years. TPH said the sector has benefited from three major tailwinds.The US Environmental Protection Agency's 2026 Renewable Volume Obligation introduced more aggressive blending targets, with requirements about 20% higher than the previous year.However, despite a recent increase in renewable diesel utilization, the market is projected to fall short of the mandated volumes unless imports rise substantially.Renewable Identification Numbers, which are used by refiners and fuel blenders to comply with federal biofuel obligations, strengthened during the quarter.D4 renewable diesel RIN prices averaged $2.11 per gallon in Q2, up from $1.39 in the previous quarter, with prices recently approaching $2.50 per gallon.Blair said even with RD utilization picking up recently, the industry is likely to come in well short of the 2026 RVO unless RD imports step up in a big way.The renewable fuels industry also benefited from higher conventional fuel prices following the US-Iran conflict, which disrupted global energy markets and contributed to tighter supply conditions.Flat diesel prices climbed to $3.78 per gallon in Q2 from $2.78 per gallon in the previous quarter, despite repeated expectations during much of the period that diplomatic efforts could lead to a ceasefire.California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard market provided another boost, moving into a supply deficit for the first time in four years as stricter carbon intensity requirements reduced credit availability.LCFS credit prices averaged $68 per metric ton during the quarter, compared with $65/mt in the prior quarter, and have since climbed closer to $75/mt.TPH expects several companies to outperform Wall Street expectations, with the biggest upside projected for Green Plains (GPRE), Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM) and Neste.Green Plains is forecast to exceed consensus EBITDA estimates by about 15%, supported by stronger co-product contributions.Archer-Daniels is expected to beat estimates by about 10%, driven by improving soybean crushing margins and ethanol market trends, while Neste is projected to come in roughly 7% above consensus as refining conditions improve.Going forward to Q3, renewable natural gas markets are showing further improvement, supported by stronger D3 RIN and LCFS credit prices.Other segments, including renewable diesel, ethanol and soybean crushing, have softened slightly from second-quarter levels but remain above year-ago levels and five-year averages.Price: $17.65, Change: $-0.02, Percent Change: -0.11%

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Japan5d ago

US Equity Indexes Mixed Amid Higher Crude Oil Prices, Treasury Yields

(Updates with index/price moves and company/geopolitical news from the first paragraph.)US equity indexes traded mixed ahead of quarterly earnings from Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) and Tesla (TSLA) and as government bond yields followed crude oil prices higher amid worsening Iran geopolitics.The Nasdaq Composite slipped less than 0.1% to 25,826.1 after midday Wednesday. The S&P 500 rose 0.1% to 7,519.5, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 0.3% to 52,369.4.Alphabet and Tesla will report quarterly earnings after the bell on Wednesday.In geopolitical news, the US will destroy an Iranian bridge or power plant, including those in and around Tehran, every time it attacks ships in the Strait of Hormuz, President Donald Trump said in a social media post on Wednesday.Four more tankers changed course in the Red Sea Wednesday following threats by Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis to attack vessels using Saudi Arabian ports, Reuters reported. The Houthis have reportedly completed preparations to target vessels near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which connects the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden and Arabian Sea. The Bab el-Mandeb Strait is an alternative route to the Strait of Hormuz, which remains effectively closed due to tensions between the US and Iran.The front-month US West Texas Intermediate climbed 3.3% to $86.83 a barrel, and global benchmark North Sea Brent jumped 3.3% to $94.02 a barrel.US Treasury yields rose, extending gains from Tuesday. The 10-year marched 2.6 basis points higher to 4.65%, its strongest level in a month. The two-year jumped 4.3 basis points to 4.3%, after yields hit the highest in 52 weeks.

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Wire5d ago

Hasbro Well Positioned to Beat, Raise in H2, UBS Says

Hasbro (HAS) is well-positioned to beat and raise in H2 as its fiscal year guidance for low-double-digit growth in the Wizards segment leaves room for upside in the latter half of the year, UBS Securities said.Despite amortization expenses related to Exodus and Warlock and marketing spend of $50 million to $75 million for the Wizards segment, Hasbro is guiding better-than-feared margins for the Wizards next year.The company shifting development into lower-cost regions with robust talent pools could drive a 25% reduction in digital spend by 2028, implying further upside to the full operating profit margin profile of the company heading into 2027 and 2028, according to the note Tuesday.UBS said Hasbro's increased fiscal 2026 revenue, operating margin and EBITDA guidance should help ease investor concerns that the company had been too conservative about its outlook for the Wizards segment.The investment firm said it has increased confidence in upside to its 2027 earnings estimate of $6.27 per share, citing improving visibility into Wizards growth, digital spending reductions and margin expansion.UBS reiterated its buy rating on the stock, with a price target of $110 per share.Price: $88.92, Change: $+0.14, Percent Change: +0.16%

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Oil & Energy5d ago