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BHP Shares Fall on $2.3 Billion Potash Mine Writedown
BHP shares fell after the company flagged a $2.3 billion writedown on its giant potash mine in Canada due to cost and time overruns for an expansion of the project.
Extenet Warns Cash Will Run Out Without ABS Holder Relief
Telecom-infrastructure firm Extenet warns it may run out of cash within days unless ABS holders provide relief, highlighting stress in the asset-backed securities market.
Japan Growth Push Raises Skepticism Over Corporate Value
Japan's new push for corporate growth over value raises concerns about unprofitable investments, potentially impacting equity markets and commodity demand.
Japan May inflation misses BOJ target for fifth straight month
Japan's May headline and core inflation both came in at 1.5% and 1.4% respectively, missing the BOJ's 2% target for the fifth consecutive month, reinforcing expectations of continued accommodative policy.
CFTC Not Ready for Prediction Market Social Costs, State AGs Say
California and Minnesota attorneys general argue the CFTC lacks authority to address gambling-related harms from prediction markets, complicating the regulator's push to oversee the sector.
UK consumer confidence holds steady but sub-indices signal trouble
UK GfK consumer confidence held at -23 in June, matching May and beating forecasts, but deteriorating sub-indices point to softening domestic demand and a negative undercurrent for sterling.
Europe Enters Nuclear Golden Age as AI Boom Drives Power Demand
Europe is experiencing a nuclear power revival driven by surging electricity demand from AI and data centers, with Germany considering extending oil reserve relief despite falling prices.
Standard Nuclear Files for US IPO as AI Power Demand Surges
Standard Nuclear Inc., a nuclear fuel maker, filed for a US IPO as surging electricity demand from artificial intelligence data centers drives interest in nuclear power stocks.
SpaceX ETFs surge as retail FOMO bypasses traditional valuation metrics
Retail investors are pouring billions into SpaceX-focused ETFs, driving valuations far above any S&P 500 stock, fueled by fear of missing out and a disregard for traditional valuation metrics.
First Oil Sands Project in 10 Years Starts Production in Alberta
International Petroleum Corp. has started commercial production at the Blackrod oil sands project in Alberta, the first new oil sands project since 2014, targeting 80,000 barrels per day.
MSCI Flags Worsening Information Flow in Indonesia Ahead of Potential Downgrade
MSCI Inc. has flagged deteriorating information flow in Indonesian markets ahead of a potential downgrade, compounding challenges for the world's worst-performing equities this year.
Hong Kong and China Markets Closed for Dragon Boat Holiday
Hong Kong and mainland China markets are closed on June 19 for the Dragon Boat Festival, reducing Asian session liquidity with other regional bourses open.
Hawkish Central Banks Weigh on FTSE 100, Risk-On Mood Lifts Nikkei 225
Hawkish signals from major central banks pressured the FTSE 100, while a risk-on mood lifted the Nikkei 225, as oil prices retreated on Middle East de-escalation.
Alamos Gold Drops 2.9% After Hours on Lower Q2 Guidance for Young-Davidson Mine
Alamos Gold shares fell 2.9% in after-hours trading after the company lowered its Q2 production guidance for the Young-Davidson mine, signaling operational headwinds for the gold producer.
China's Z.AI Launches GLM-5.2, Rivals Claude Opus on Zero Nvidia Chips
China's Z.AI released GLM-5.2, a model that rivals Claude Opus on coding benchmarks while running entirely on Huawei silicon and costing up to 82% less per token.
Mesa Royalty Trust Skips June 2026 Distribution on High Costs
Mesa Royalty Trust announced no distribution for June 2026 as costs exceeded revenue from oil and gas sales, highlighting margin pressure in mature basins.
Germany Considers Extending Oil Reserve Relief Despite Falling Prices
Germany is considering extending a temporary reduction in national oil stockpiling requirements beyond August 31, even as falling prices and easing geopolitical tensions reduce supply risks.
Oaktree Private Credit Fund Redemptions Drop Below Key 5% Limit
Oaktree Capital Management's private credit fund saw redemption requests drop by nearly half in Q2, falling below the key 5% threshold for the first time, signaling easing investor outflows from the $1.8 trillion industry.
TSX Edges Lower as Energy and Metals Stocks Decline; BoC Seen on Hold
The TSX edged lower on Thursday as declines in energy and metals stocks weighed, while TD Securities expects the Bank of Canada to hold rates steady through year-end.
Ex-Celsius CEO Mashinsky banned by CFTC in final regulatory settlement
The CFTC banned former Celsius CEO Alexander Mashinsky from trading and registration, concluding his regulatory penalties without additional fines after his fraud conviction and 12-year prison sentence.
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