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Buy these quality, low-stress stocks for the summer, says Jefferies

This summer, Jefferies recommends focusing on some high-quality stocks that have been left behind by the AI momentum trade.

Geopolitical Risk Returns as Drone Strikes Hit Hormuz Shipping

Drone strikes in the Strait of Hormuz lifted oil prices as geopolitical risks resurfaced, even as weak physical crude markets continue to weigh on sentiment. Saudi Arabia Slashes Its Way Back Into Asia - Saudi national oil company Saudi Aramco (TADAWUL:2222) has slashed its official selling prices for Asian-bound cargoes in August by a whopping $11 per barrel, almost double the expected cut. - Marking the first time since 2020 that Saudi barrels in Asia trade at discounts to regional benchmarks,

Agriculture: EU Commission wants more protein from Europe

As protein-rich feed, Europe imports a lot of soy from the USA and Brazil. Will more rapeseed be fed in the future? The EU Commission wants to strengthen domestic production.

NATO summit: “We will lift the sanctions” – Trump open to selling F-35 fighter jets to Turkey

Trump raves about the good relationship with Erdogan and is apparently traveling to the NATO summit in Ankara just for his sake. The friendship could soon pay off for the Turkish president.

Today: Le Pen is allowed to run in the presidential election – with an ankle bracelet

An appeals court has upheld the conviction of French politician Le Pen. Also: What the billion-dollar order from Canada means for TKMS.

Controversial host: Erdogan stages Trump's participation in the NATO summit with pomp

Turkey hosting the NATO summit is controversial. Your head of state Erdogan gives US President Trump a brilliant reception. For critics, however, the outlook is bleak.

Wall Street: SpaceX rises to the Nasdaq 100 – US stock markets turn negative

After initial gains, the major US indices are in the red. However, the test on the US stock exchanges is still pending.

Eight NATO allies launch HALO satellite constellation initiative

The project aims to stitch together spacecraft managed by individual member countries into one mega-constellation, alliance officials said.

Ugandan Farmers Sue to Block $5 Billion East Africa Oil Pipeline

A group of Ugandan farmers on Tuesday filed a case in the UK High Court against the developer of a $5-billion oil pipeline in East Africa, seeking to stop the nearly completed project on environmental grounds. The $5 billion East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), which will transport crude from Uganda’s Albertine Graben to Tanzania’s Tanga port, is nearly completed, after years of delays and controversies surrounding the project. The development of EACOP is being led by French supermajor Total

Artificial intelligence: First blocked, now back: What can the AI ​​model Fable 5 do?

Automate entire work steps, evaluate huge amounts of data: Anthropic's top model is said to be better than its predecessors, but is more expensive. Here I'm testing whether it's worth it.

Console manufacturer: The end of an era for the Playstation

Sony soon no longer wants to press physical discs for the Playstation. This doesn't go down well with players. Competitor Microsoft is also setting the course for the future and is cutting every fifth position in the Xbox division.

From GlobalEye to Triton, first wave of NATO Summit deals bet big on aerial capabilities

The air power shift also comes as allies attempt to come to terms with the US opting to scale back some of its military assets in Europe and as they brace for Trump’s Summit address where he will reportedly urge them to increase defense spending.

BP Exits Bay du Nord Project offshore Canada

'The transaction is consistent with BP's continued focus on portfolio simplification and disciplined capital allocation'.

Japan should use nuclear power to break Mideast oil dependence: ex-PM Fukuda

Japan's SBI Holdings takes stake in US crypto exchange EDX Markets

NATO announces billions in defense deals. What investors should watch for now.

A number of major defense companies, including Rheinmetall and Lockheed Martin have announced billions of dollars worth of backlogs

Once the trump administration is out stocks are going to drop HARD.

Once our inside trader in chief is out of the office were going to see catastrophic stock drops. Im not a trump supporter by any means. This is pure speculation because his administration exists only to pump the market. Republicans are going to blame the dems for the fall (assuming they lose office). We have a few years of gains left before we see a crash in a magnitude we haven't seen since the great depression. submitted by /u/Bostonah [link] [comments]

What does China’s submarine missile test mean for its nuclear triad expansion?

China’s rare launch of a ballistic missile from a nuclear-powered submarine into the deep Pacific sent a strategic signal to the United States and regional neighbours, particularly Japan, amid concerns about Beijing’s military expansion. Monday’s test is also likely to reinforce calls in Washington and among US allies for greater defence investment and closer security coordination as regional tensions continue to rise, according to analysts. What happened during China’s submarine-launched...

Six Key Issues to Watch at NATO’s Ankara Summit

NATO leaders are meeting in the Turkish capital, Ankara, for the alliance’s annual summit on July 7-8 in the shadow of the Iran war and American complaints that not all European allies are pulling their weight when it comes to defense spending. The expectation is that US President Donald Trump will have harsh comments for several of his European counterparts as they meet for a dinner on the first day and then an expected three-hour session of the North Atlantic Council on the second and final da

Stellantis to sell small Fiat Topolino EV for $13,995 in U.S.

While the Topolino resembles a small car such as the Fiat 500, the EV is actually a quadricycle that functions more like a golf cart.

Wall Street: SpaceX rises to the Nasdaq 100 – Dow Jones starts with a record

In the USA, the indices do not find a common denominator at the start of trading. However, the test on the US stock exchanges is still pending.

Logistics: New forecast – DAX group DHL earns better than expected

The Bonn DAX group issues an ad hoc announcement: DHL is correcting its forecast for the current financial year upwards. Only one division disappointed.

France: Can Marine Le Pen still become president despite her conviction?

Marine Le Pen had hoped for an acquittal and was disappointed. The setback could have serious consequences: it's about their political future. The most important points at a glance.

Trump renews Greenland threats at NATO summit, says U.S. could remove troops from Europe

NATO fell into a crisis earlier this year as Trump demanded that the U.S. must take control of Greenland on national security grounds.

Marine Corps drafting new strategic vision for its information warfare arm

The forthcoming plan, described in broad strokes to Breaking Defense, is the first of its kind and is akin to the annual Marine Corps Aviation Plan.

Science: More security: A turning point in research policy is emerging

The pressure to better protect knowledge is increasing in research institutions. A study shows: Security research could even create new economic growth – if there is a change in thinking.

Great Britain: Reform UK leader resigns, hopes for by-election

The right-wing populist Nigel Farage has come under pressure due to controversial donations. Now he is drawing conclusions - and counting on the voters' favor.

NATO summit: Trump over Greenland – Should be controlled by the USA

The US President shocked NATO partners with his claims to ownership of Greenland. After the dispute had been quiet for a long time, Trump is now stepping up at the summit in Ankara.

Chinese ballistic missile test is said to undermine nuclear weapons-free zone in South Pacific

China has repeatedly called out the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal between Australia, the U.S. and the U.K. as violating the treaty.

US will lift sanctions on Turkey, possibly sell F-35 fighter jets, Trump says

The sanctions were imposed in 2020 over the country's purchase of Russian defense missiles.