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NACHO, short for “Not A Chance Hormuz Opens,” reflects a market view that tensions in the Middle East are unlikely to ease anytime soon. Earlier this week, U.S. President Donald Trump again rejected Iran’s latest peace proposal, pushing oil futures higher.

The idea behind NACHO is not necessarily that oil prices must continue surging from here. It’s that markets...


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Did investors and analysts underestimate the role Samsung, SK Hynix, and other South Korean companies in the global AI trade?

JPMorgan has now raised its bull-case target for the Kospi to 10,000, up from 9,000. That would imply more than 25% upside from current levels.

South Korea’s equity market has become increasingly tied to AI, with chip stocks now m...


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The (Crypto) Clarity Act is heading for an initial vote with the Senate Banking Committee on May 14, giving the crypto industry another chance at regulatory clarity.

The bill would ban customer rewards on idle stablecoin holdings. Banks argue this could pull deposits away from the regulated banking system, while crypto firms say this is anti-competitive.

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There is speculation that Tokyo intervened in the currency market on Wednesday. If true, this would be the second time in recent days.

Japan held $1.16 trillion in foreign exchange reserves at the end of March. If each intervention were around the reported $34.5 billion, that would imply capacity for roughly 32 more interventions. Not that they would or can, bu...


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U.S. stocks moved higher as investors reacted to signs of progress toward a potential U.S. and Iran agreement, alongside another strong session for AI related stocks.

Oil moved sharply lower as geopolitical risk premiums eased. WTI crude futures fell around 6.5% to the low US$90s per barrel, while Brent crude dropped about 7% to around US$101 per barrel.

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