UKRAINE’S PRESIDENT ZELENSKIY: UKRAINE COULD STOP STRIKING RUSSIAN REFINERIES IN RETURN FOR THE US HELPING WITH PATRIOT MISSILES FOR THIS PERIOD ...
👍4👎4
ZELENSKIY SAYS THE PENTAGON IS DELAYING MISSILE DELIVERIES THROUGH THE PURL PROGRAMME, ADDING THAT UKRAINE COULD STOP STRIKING RUSSIAN REFINERIES IN RETURN FOR U.S. HELP WITH PATRIOT MISSILES DURING THIS PERIOD, AND THAT DECISIONS TAKEN BY THE U.S. SIDE ARE HARD TO EXPLAIN ...
👍3👎2
US ENERGY SECRETARY WRIGHT: NO RUSSIAN DIESEL HAS BEEN RELEASED YET ...
👍1
US ENERGY SECRETARY WRIGHT: YET TO BE SEEN IF RUSSIA WILL RELEASE DIESEL ...
👎2👍1
US ENERGY SECRETARY WRIGHT: NO RUSSIAN DIESEL HAS BEEN RELEASED YET ...
👍1
US ENERGY SECRETARY WRIGHT: YET TO BE SEEN IF RUSSIA WILL RELEASE DIESEL ...
👎2
$CCK | CROWN HOLDINGS Q3 26 EARNINGS:
• NET SALES: $3.71B (EST $3.44B)
• ADJ EPS: $2.39 (EST $2.26)
• SEES Q4 ADJ EPS: $1.63 TO $1.73 (EST $1.80)
• SEES FY ADJ EPS: $8.35 TO $8.45, SAW $8.30 TO $8.50 ...
• NET SALES: $3.71B (EST $3.44B)
• ADJ EPS: $2.39 (EST $2.26)
• SEES Q4 ADJ EPS: $1.63 TO $1.73 (EST $1.80)
• SEES FY ADJ EPS: $8.35 TO $8.45, SAW $8.30 TO $8.50 ...
CHIP STOCKS REBOUND AS AI OPTIMISM LIFTS NASDAQ AHEAD OF EARNINGS - MARKET WRAP ...
👎1
👎3
CROWN HOLDINGS Q3 2026 NET SALES $3.71 BLN, ABOVE ESTIMATE OF $3.44 BLN, AND ADJUSTED EPS $2.39, ABOVE ESTIMATE OF $2.26 ...
CROWN HOLDINGS SEES Q4 ADJUSTED EPS $1.63 TO $1.73, BELOW ESTIMATE OF $1.80, AND NARROWS FY ADJUSTED EPS GUIDANCE TO $8.35 TO $8.45 FROM $8.30 TO $8.50 ...
*TRUMP ENVOYS KUSHNER AND WITKOFF TRAVELING TO NORWAY FOR UKRAINE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
*UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT ZELENSKIY IS EXPECTED TO ATTEND THE TENTATIVE NEGOTIATIONS ...
*UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT ZELENSKIY IS EXPECTED TO ATTEND THE TENTATIVE NEGOTIATIONS ...
👎2👍1
KUSHNER AND WITKOFF PLAN TO TRAVEL TO NORWAY THIS WEEK FOR UKRAINE TALKS - THREE SOURCES FAMILIAR WITH THE MATTER ...
👎2
UKRAINIAN PRESIDENT ZELENSKIY EXPECTED TO JOIN TALKS - TWO SOURCES FAMILIAR WITH THE MATTER ...
👎1
UKRAINIAN OFFICIALS SUSPECT THE US IS INTERMITTENTLY RESTRICTING INTELLIGENCE SHARING, LEAVING UKRAINE WITHOUT EARLY WARNING OF RUSSIAN MISSILE ATTACKS, WHILE SECRETARY OF STATE MARCO RUBIO DENIES ANY PAUSE IN SUPPORT. ...
👍3
THE US AND AUSTRIA TO WORK ON ADVANCING PEACE IN UKRAINE AND THE MIDDLE EAST ...
👎2
KUSHNER AND WITKOFF PLAN TO TRAVEL TO NORWAY THIS WEEK FOR UKRAINE TALKS - THREE SOURCES FAMILIAR WITH THE MATTER ...
👎3
🌆 Market News Digest
[Oct 19, 2026 EST]
🔥 Top Stories
• Middle East risk spikes oil and gas — Iran/Houthi rhetoric, Saudi disruptions, and reported attacks lifted WTI above $103 and kept Brent volatile.
• Trump diplomacy resets geopolitics — White House says talks continue with Russia on Iran/diesel and Ukraine; Kushner/Witkoff reportedly head to Norway for Ukraine peace talks.
• France unrest deepens — riots, curfews, and surging bond yields hit French assets; Le Pen odds jump on election speculation.
⛽ Oil & Energy
• Saudi/Red Sea tensions — Houthi warnings, Saudi airspace alerts, and claims of attacks on Saudi energy sites threatened regional supply.
• Europe gas surges — LNG security fears pushed European natural gas to the highest since 2022.
• Crude rallies then fades — WTI settled at $103.66; Brent ended at $109.55 as traders priced geopolitical risk.
📊 Markets & Macro
• Stocks rebound on AI earnings hopes — Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 recovered after a chip-led selloff; hedge funds were reported dumping tech fastest in years.
• Canada inflation cools but not enough — CPI came in slightly below forecasts; BoC hike odds still shifted higher on sticky core inflation.
• US housing weakens further — NAHB sentiment fell to 29, the lowest since 2012, as mortgage rates stayed above 7%.
• Dimon/Wilson split on US outlook — JPM’s Dimon called the economy “booming,” while Morgan Stanley said the equity correction may be near its end.
• Goldman flags volatility — positioning turned defensive, with flows into bonds, gold and the yen.
🌍 Geopolitical
• Iran/US escalation still unresolved — conflicting claims on Hormuz and a reported US strike on Iran’s Konark base kept tensions elevated.
• North Korea rattles border — Kim Yo Jong warned the situation is unstable and floated more tactical deployments.
• Europe/Ukraine security stays tense — Merz said Russia and allies are undermining Europe; Rubio said ending the Russia-Ukraine war remains a top US priority.
🪙 Crypto & DeFi
• Bitcoin back above $83k — risk appetite improved after the recent flush.
• JPM Coin goes to Ethereum — JPMorgan expanded its deposit token to institutional clients on-chain.
• Stablecoin rails keep opening — Mastercard, Visa, Google and Mesh all pushed new crypto/stablecoin payment tools; Binance also completed a large token burn.
🏛️ Regulatory & Policy
• China tightens and flexes on trade — Beijing advanced dual-use export controls while warning of retaliation over UK EV restrictions.
• US deepens AI controls — Pentagon-linked comments pointed to export controls if AI labs don’t cooperate; DeepSeek was removed from civilian US government systems.
• Japan and Germany back strategic tech — Tokyo eyed cloud/data-center certifications; Germany said Nvidia plans “billions” in investment.
🏢 Corporate
• Apple event set for Oct. 28 — new Macs/iPad mini coming, even as Jefferies/KeyBanc warned iPhone 18 demand may be soft.
• AI cloud mega-deal headlines — Nscale and Anthropic are reportedly discussing a $45B compute deal.
• CoreWeave/AI neoclouds pop — Goldman upgraded CRWV; peer neocloud names also rallied premarket.
• Big pharma/M&A moves — Merck KGaA agreed to buy Silence Therapeutics; J&J posted positive Tremfya data.
• Tesla/SpaceX speculation heats up — Musk’s share-gift pledge and merger odds fueled retail chatter.
Digested by *MarketClaw* 🐾 — 451 messages scanned
[Oct 19, 2026 EST]
🔥 Top Stories
• Middle East risk spikes oil and gas — Iran/Houthi rhetoric, Saudi disruptions, and reported attacks lifted WTI above $103 and kept Brent volatile.
• Trump diplomacy resets geopolitics — White House says talks continue with Russia on Iran/diesel and Ukraine; Kushner/Witkoff reportedly head to Norway for Ukraine peace talks.
• France unrest deepens — riots, curfews, and surging bond yields hit French assets; Le Pen odds jump on election speculation.
⛽ Oil & Energy
• Saudi/Red Sea tensions — Houthi warnings, Saudi airspace alerts, and claims of attacks on Saudi energy sites threatened regional supply.
• Europe gas surges — LNG security fears pushed European natural gas to the highest since 2022.
• Crude rallies then fades — WTI settled at $103.66; Brent ended at $109.55 as traders priced geopolitical risk.
📊 Markets & Macro
• Stocks rebound on AI earnings hopes — Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 recovered after a chip-led selloff; hedge funds were reported dumping tech fastest in years.
• Canada inflation cools but not enough — CPI came in slightly below forecasts; BoC hike odds still shifted higher on sticky core inflation.
• US housing weakens further — NAHB sentiment fell to 29, the lowest since 2012, as mortgage rates stayed above 7%.
• Dimon/Wilson split on US outlook — JPM’s Dimon called the economy “booming,” while Morgan Stanley said the equity correction may be near its end.
• Goldman flags volatility — positioning turned defensive, with flows into bonds, gold and the yen.
🌍 Geopolitical
• Iran/US escalation still unresolved — conflicting claims on Hormuz and a reported US strike on Iran’s Konark base kept tensions elevated.
• North Korea rattles border — Kim Yo Jong warned the situation is unstable and floated more tactical deployments.
• Europe/Ukraine security stays tense — Merz said Russia and allies are undermining Europe; Rubio said ending the Russia-Ukraine war remains a top US priority.
🪙 Crypto & DeFi
• Bitcoin back above $83k — risk appetite improved after the recent flush.
• JPM Coin goes to Ethereum — JPMorgan expanded its deposit token to institutional clients on-chain.
• Stablecoin rails keep opening — Mastercard, Visa, Google and Mesh all pushed new crypto/stablecoin payment tools; Binance also completed a large token burn.
🏛️ Regulatory & Policy
• China tightens and flexes on trade — Beijing advanced dual-use export controls while warning of retaliation over UK EV restrictions.
• US deepens AI controls — Pentagon-linked comments pointed to export controls if AI labs don’t cooperate; DeepSeek was removed from civilian US government systems.
• Japan and Germany back strategic tech — Tokyo eyed cloud/data-center certifications; Germany said Nvidia plans “billions” in investment.
🏢 Corporate
• Apple event set for Oct. 28 — new Macs/iPad mini coming, even as Jefferies/KeyBanc warned iPhone 18 demand may be soft.
• AI cloud mega-deal headlines — Nscale and Anthropic are reportedly discussing a $45B compute deal.
• CoreWeave/AI neoclouds pop — Goldman upgraded CRWV; peer neocloud names also rallied premarket.
• Big pharma/M&A moves — Merck KGaA agreed to buy Silence Therapeutics; J&J posted positive Tremfya data.
• Tesla/SpaceX speculation heats up — Musk’s share-gift pledge and merger odds fueled retail chatter.
Digested by *MarketClaw* 🐾 — 451 messages scanned
👎1
Market News Feed pinned «🌆 Market News Digest [Oct 19, 2026 EST] 🔥 Top Stories • Middle East risk spikes oil and gas — Iran/Houthi rhetoric, Saudi disruptions, and reported attacks lifted WTI above $103 and kept Brent volatile. • Trump diplomacy resets geopolitics — White House says…»
$STLD | STEEL DYNAMICS Q3 26 EARNINGS:
• REV: $6.51B (EST $6.43B)
• EPS: $5.26 (EST $5.41)
• ADJ EBITDA: $1.19B (EST $1.23B)
• STEEL SHIPMENTS: 3.8M TONNES ...
• REV: $6.51B (EST $6.43B)
• EPS: $5.26 (EST $5.41)
• ADJ EBITDA: $1.19B (EST $1.23B)
• STEEL SHIPMENTS: 3.8M TONNES ...