Is Iceland’s Property Player Quietly Resetting Or Losing Its Edge?
Reginn hf., a key name in Icelandic commercial real estate, has slipped in recent trading as investors reassess…
Quiet Grind Higher As Wall Street Turns Confident
Howmet Aerospace has been climbing in a controlled, almost stealthy fashion while broader markets wobble. With fresh buy…
Premarket: Wall Street futures dip ahead of JPMorgan earnings, inflation data
U.S. stock index futures dipped on Tuesday, as investors awaited crucial ‍inflation data ​for clues on the interest…
Asia FX Talk – Oil prices rise on geopolitical risks
More importantly, it is unclear how exactly Trump would impose these 25% tariffs on China in practice without…
Iceland’s Retail Heavyweight Tests Investor Patience As The Stock Stalls Near Its Range
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After a steady multi?month climb, Hagar hf. is…
Quiet Grind Higher While Wall Street Stays Bullish
T-Mobile US shares have been edging higher in recent sessions, outpacing the broader telecom sector as investors reward…
Quiet Seas, Thin Volumes – Is New Zealand’s Seafood Stock a Value Trap or a Turnaro
Sanford Ltd’s stock has drifted sideways on light volume, underperforming a buoyant local market while investors weigh soft…
Asia FX Talk – Focus on Bank of Japan Policy
Markets will focus on the Bank of Japan policy decision and the accompanying press conference. The BoJ today…
Denmark reports 17-fold increase in defence stock holdings
New figures from Finance Denmark (Finans Danmark) suggest that investments in individual stocks related to the defence sector…
Asia FX Talk – Japanese Yen continued to weaken on political and policy uncertainty
The Japanese Yen continued to weaken and underperform, with USD/JPY rising above the 152 level during the Asia…
Asia FX Talk – Slower US hiring
A range of US employment indicators for August suggests that job creation remained relatively steady, layoffs stayed low,…
Asia FX Talk – Yen leads regional gains amid US government shutdown
US ADP employment fell by 32,000 in September, after a revised decline of 3,000 (previously reported as +54,000)…