BREAKING: Initial details are emerging as the US and Iran conduct their first direct meeting since 1979. Details include: 1. The Strat of Hormuz remains a point of "serious disagreement" 2. US military says 2 US warships have transited the Strait of Hormuz today 3. "Mood swings" are being seen on both sides in talks, per Pakistani mediators 4. The US will be assisting Iran in removing mines from the Strait of Hormuz 5. Talks are expected to continue tonight and may extend into tomorrow We expect to receive much more detail in the coming hours.
BREAKING: Initial details are emerging as the US and Iran conduct their first direct meeting since 1979. Details include: 1. The Strat of Hormuz remains a point of "serious disagreement" 2. US military says 2 US warships have transited the Strait of Hormuz today 3. "Mood swings" are being seen on both sides in talks, per Pakistani mediators 4. The US will be assisting Iran in removing mines from the Strait of Hormuz 5. Talks are expected to continue tonight and may extend into tomorrow We expect to receive much more detail in the coming hours.
BREAKING: Tesla has announced that FSD (Supervised) has officially been approved in the Netherlands and will begin rolling out to customer cars shortly, marking the first country in Europe to get approval! This clears the path for approval in other European countries. EU-wide approval could come as soon as this summer.
BREAKING: Tesla has announced that FSD (Supervised) has officially been approved in the Netherlands and will begin rolling out to customer cars shortly, marking the first country in Europe to get approval! This clears the path for approval in other European countries. EU-wide approval could come as soon as this summer.
NFLATION COOLS SLIGHTLY, FED STILL ON HOLD 🔸CPI: +0.9% m/m, +3.3% y/y (in line / slightly soft) 🔸Core: +0.2% m/m, +2.6% y/y (cooler than expected) A mild downside surprise—but not enough to shift policy. Traders still bet the Fed stays on hold through 2026. inflation is easing, but not fast enough to trigger cuts.
NFLATION COOLS SLIGHTLY, FED STILL ON HOLD 🔸CPI: +0.9% m/m, +3.3% y/y (in line / slightly soft) 🔸Core: +0.2% m/m, +2.6% y/y (cooler than expected) A mild downside surprise—but not enough to shift policy. Traders still bet the Fed stays on hold through 2026. inflation is easing, but not fast enough to trigger cuts.
$TSLA will finish this week in the red. Making it officially down 8 weeks in a row. If it goes red again next week, it will tie its longest losing streak in history at 9 weeks, which occurred last year. It has NEVER had 10 straight losing weeks. Play for a bounce soon?!
$TSLA will finish this week in the red. Making it officially down 8 weeks in a row. If it goes red again next week, it will tie its longest losing streak in history at 9 weeks, which occurred last year. It has NEVER had 10 straight losing weeks. Play for a bounce soon?!
ONLY ONE OIL TANKER HAS PASSED THROUGH THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ TODAY - CNN CITING SHIPPING DATA Shipping data shows only one oil tanker transited the Strait of Hormuz so far today, according to a CNN analysis of MarineTraffic AIS data. The vessel, the US-sanctioned, Botswana-flagged Mab 5, passed through earlier in the day. Two other ships—a Panama-flagged bulk carrier and an India-flagged cargo vessel—also moved through into the Persian Gulf, while an India-flagged sailing vessel exited into the Gulf of Oman. However, AIS tracking gaps mean additional ships could have passed undetected if they turned off signals. Traffic remains far below normal levels since the recent US-Iran ceasefire announcement, compared with a typical average of about 107 vessels per day, underscoring continued disrupt
ONLY ONE OIL TANKER HAS PASSED THROUGH THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ TODAY - CNN CITING SHIPPING DATA Shipping data shows only one oil tanker transited the Strait of Hormuz so far today, according to a CNN analysis of MarineTraffic AIS data. The vessel, the US-sanctioned, Botswana-flagged Mab 5, passed through earlier in the day. Two other ships—a Panama-flagged bulk carrier and an India-flagged cargo vessel—also moved through into the Persian Gulf, while an India-flagged sailing vessel exited into the Gulf of Oman. However, AIS tracking gaps mean additional ships could have passed undetected if they turned off signals. Traffic remains far below normal levels since the recent US-Iran ceasefire announcement, compared with a typical average of about 107 vessels per day, underscoring continued disrupt