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Ramp Targets $40B Valuation in $750M Funding Round
Ramp is negotiating a $750 million funding round at a pre-money valuation exceeding $40 billion, with existing investors GIC and Iconiq Capital expected to co-lead.
Hormuz Crisis Looms Over Oil Markets as Physical Prices Surge
Brent crude slipped to $108.17 on Friday after Iran proposed talks, but the Strait of Hormuz remains disrupted, and physical crude grades trade near $130, signaling further price spikes ahead.
Workday's Q1 Earnings: AI Strategy Faces Pivotal Test on May 21
Workday reports fiscal Q1 earnings on May 21, with subscription revenue guidance of $2.335B. The company's AI push faces a key test amid competition and investor concerns.
SAP Q1 Beats Estimates on Cloud Strength, Maintains Annual Guidance
SAP beat Q1 estimates with cloud revenue up 27% in constant currencies. Operating profit rose 17% to €2.74B. The company reaffirmed its 2026 targets and full-year guidance.
Gold Retreats Despite Middle East Tensions as Dollar, Yields Climb
Gold prices declined on Monday, pressured by a stronger U.S. dollar and rising Treasury yields, even as geopolitical tensions flared in the Middle East. The precious metal erased last week's gains, with spot gold falling 0.4%.
Cocoa Prices Plunge on European Demand Slump, Asian Markets Mixed
Cocoa prices tumbled over 3% after weak European demand data, while Asian markets diverged with Hong Kong falling and India's Sensex gaining.
Markets Rally on Geopolitical Hopes; AI and Growth ETFs Advised for Young Investors
Equities advanced on optimism for a resolution to the Iran conflict, while a market veteran recommends young investors allocate monthly funds to Vanguard's VGT and VUG ETFs for long-term growth.
Lockheed Martin Clarifies No Direct F-35 Talks with India, Deal Remains Distant
Lockheed Martin confirmed it is not engaged in direct discussions with India regarding the F-35 fighter jet, stating any potential deal must follow official U.S. government channels. India has not initiated a formal acquisition process for the advanced aircraft.
Intel Buys Back $14.2B Stake in Irish Fab, Bolstering AI Strategy Ahead of Earnings
Intel has regained full ownership of its Fab 34 facility in Ireland through a $14.2 billion buyback of Apollo's stake. The move strengthens Intel's manufacturing control as it prepares to report quarterly results and advance its AI initiatives.
U.S. Markets Shut for Good Friday as March Jobs Data Looms
U.S. equity markets will be closed on Friday, April 3, 2026, for the Good Friday holiday, with trading resuming Monday, April 6. The key March employment report is scheduled for release during the market closure.
IBM's AI Strategy Under Scrutiny as Q1 Report Looms Amid Stock Slump
IBM shares are trading nearly 27% below their 52-week peak, with pressure mounting on its AI strategy ahead of first-quarter results on April 22. The company recently completed its $11 billion acquisition of Confluent.
AST SpaceMobile Targets April 10 for BlueBird 7 Launch Amid Rival Rocket Lab's ESA Milestone
AST SpaceMobile has scheduled its BlueBird 7 satellite launch for April 10, while Rocket Lab successfully completed its first dedicated mission for the European Space Agency. Both companies are advancing amid a backdrop of robust financial results and industry momentum.
European Gas Prices Retreat Amid Qatar Supply Shock, Storage Concerns Mount
European natural gas benchmarks declined Tuesday but stayed well above last month's levels after QatarEnergy invoked force majeure on LNG contracts, reducing export capacity. Storage levels are low, with Shell cautioning about possible supply shortfalls.
Indian Markets Rebound Sharply on Easing Oil Prices and IT Rally
Indian equity indices staged a strong recovery on March 20, 2026, with the Sensex jumping 891 points. The rally was fueled by falling crude oil prices and a surge in IT stocks.
UBS: CTAs Slash Equity Stakes, Sage AI Pricing in Focus, Desk Revamp
UBS states commodity trading advisers have reduced global equity holdings by 75% since the Middle East conflict began. The bank maintains a buy rating on Sage, highlighting AI-driven pricing strength, and is reorganizing its European high-yield trading desk.
Markets Mixed as Bitcoin Soars, Texas Emerges as Financial Hub
Global markets showed divergent trends with Bitcoin climbing above $75,000 as a digital safe haven, while Indian equities recovered strongly. Texas solidified its position as a major financial center with new exchange launches.
Palantir Shares Decline Despite AI Partnership Announcements
Palantir Technologies shares dropped 2.7% on Friday, underperforming broader markets, following announcements of new artificial intelligence and defense partnerships. The stock remains down nearly 14% for 2026 despite significant gains over the past year.
Iran Conflict Fuels Global Inflation Surge as Oil Tops $100
The Iran conflict has triggered a severe oil supply disruption, pushing Brent crude above $100 a barrel and sending shockwaves through global freight, agriculture, and consumer markets.
India Races to Secure LPG Amid Gulf War Disruption, Sparks Induction Stove Rush
India has invoked emergency powers to redirect LPG supplies from commercial to residential users following Gulf war disruptions, causing restaurants to limit hot meals and triggering a massive spike in induction cooker purchases.
FTSE 100 Retreats on Oil Spike, Rate Cut Hopes Dim
London's FTSE 100 declined 0.7% in early Thursday trading as Brent crude surged past $100 a barrel, dampening expectations for near-term Bank of England rate cuts and pressuring consumer-focused sectors.
Sage and SumUp Launch Free MTD Tool for UK Sole Traders Ahead of Deadline
Sage Group and SumUp have introduced a complimentary accounting and tax-filing solution for UK sole traders, timed before HMRC's new digital filing rules take effect in April. The tool automates submissions for those with income above £50,000.
NVIDIA, ABB Forge Factory AI Alliance to Bridge Simulation-Reality Gap
NVIDIA and ABB have announced a strategic partnership to embed NVIDIA's Omniverse platform into ABB's RobotStudio software, aiming to achieve near-perfect accuracy when transferring robot training from simulation to physical factories. The collaboration is a key move for NVIDIA to expand its industrial AI footprint beyond data centers.
Middle East Conflict Sparks Historic Oil Price Surge, Strains Global Supply
Oil prices surged dramatically on Monday, with Brent crude briefly exceeding $119 per barrel, following supply disruptions in the Middle East linked to regional conflict. Governments and companies scrambled to respond to the market shock.
FTSE 100 Plunges on Oil Price Surge and Geopolitical Tensions
London's FTSE 100 index opened sharply lower, dropping 1.75%, as a surge in crude oil prices above $119 per barrel rattled markets. The spike, driven by Middle East supply concerns, particularly punished airline and mining shares.
Global Markets Plunge as Oil Surge Sparks Inflation Fears
Global equity markets faced a severe selloff on March 9, 2026, driven by a sharp spike in oil prices above $115 per barrel and escalating Middle East tensions. Japan's Nikkei 225 plunged 7%, while India's Sensex crashed over 2,400 points.
Microsoft's $409 Level in Focus as AI Demand Meets Inflation Test
Microsoft shares closed at $408.96, down slightly amid a broader tech sell-off. Investors are balancing positive AI demand indicators from partners like Broadcom against looming inflation data and macroeconomic concerns.
U.S. Drafts New AI Chip Export Rules, Potentially Impacting AMD, Nvidia
U.S. officials are drafting new AI chip export regulations that could require foreign governments to invest in U.S. data centers or provide security guarantees, potentially impacting major chipmakers like AMD, Nvidia, and Intel.
Indian Equities Rebound on Reliance, Metals Surge; Rupee Firms
Indian stock indices snapped a three-day losing streak, climbing over 1% on Thursday. Gains were led by Reliance Industries and metal stocks, while the rupee firmed after central bank action.
EU's 'Made in EU' Rules Threaten Ford's Supply Chain
The European Commission has proposed strict 'Made in EU' rules linking subsidies to local content, potentially excluding Ford's key suppliers in Britain and Turkey. The plan faces significant opposition and requires approval.
Iran's Strait of Hormuz Control Threatens Global Oil Flows, Prices Surge
Iran's declaration of control over the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a sharp slowdown in tanker traffic and a 4.7% spike in Brent crude prices. Analysts warn Asian economies are most vulnerable to supply disruptions.