Sam Boughedda
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 3, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Jefferies raises long-term uranium prices outlook (opens the original)
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Investing.com -- Jefferies has raised its long-term uranium price forecast to $95 a pound, from $70, arguing that higher costs and execution risk mean current pricing is too low to finance the new supply the market will need. The brokerage said the nuclear fuel continues to draw policy backing. "Uranium continues to benefit from geopolitical support for Nuclear investment and growth," analyst Mitch Ryan wrote, adding that today's incentive pricing has delivered enough supply for current requirem
JPMorgan stays constructive on stocks, expects a grind higher with rotation (opens the original)
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Investing.com -- JPMorgan told clients in a note on Monday that it remains positive on equities heading into the year-end, but expects gains to come through rotation rather than a broad melt-up. "In equities, we stay constructive into year-end, expecting a grind higher with rotation rather than a broad melt-up move," strategist Fabio Bassi wrote. The bank said the rebound in semiconductors signals a tactical healing in risk appetite, and that with Federal Reserve patience suppressing volatility,
When do we “run out” of oil stockpiles? (opens the original)
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Investing.com -- In a note to clients on Thursday, Citi analysts said the U.S.-Iran conflict and disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz have driven global observed inventory draws of roughly 3 million barrels per day, or 519 million barrels, between February and August 2026. Projecting those draws forward, the bank believes OECD stockpiles could fall to about 70 days of cover as late as the end of 2027, with ex-China stocks reaching that level by mid-2028 and global stocks by the first quarter of 2
Cisco rating cut at HSBC as analyst sees a lack of catalysts (opens the original)
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Investing.com -- HSBC downgraded Cisco Systems (NASDAQ: CSCO) to Hold from Buy and cut its price target for the stock to $120 from $137 in a note on Friday, saying that while fourth-quarter results were strong, the stock lacks a near-term catalyst. "Solid results but missing catalyst," analyst Abhishek Shukla wrote, adding that the downgrade reflects "valuation and lack of positive catalysts." Fourth-quarter non-GAAP operating profit came in 6% above consensus, HSBC said, with non-GAAP earnings
Exclusive: Taurus, MPCH partner on U.S. custody infrastructure for institutions (opens the original)
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Investing.com -- Digital asset infrastructure provider Taurus and secure hosting firm MPCH have agreed to build out U.S.-based deployment infrastructure for institutional crypto custody, Investing.com has learned. The collaboration is set to establish a dedicated deployment environment for Taurus inside MPCH's high-security U.S. facilities. The proposed arrangement will see MPCH provide a dedicated secured area supported by its proprietary secure infrastructure environment and managed infrastruc
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