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🇺🇸 Last night, the U.S. Air Force reportedly struck an underground uranium enrichment facility in Bukan, Iran.
The site was allegedly concealed beneath a dairy company as a cover 🤯
☢️ Several Iranian nuclear scientists were reported killed in the attack.
The facility was said to have been completely destroyed ❗️
The site was allegedly concealed beneath a dairy company as a cover 🤯
☢️ Several Iranian nuclear scientists were reported killed in the attack.
The facility was said to have been completely destroyed ❗️
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Breaking 🚨 🇮🇱 Israel drops footage showing Tehran’s Chinese‑made HQ‑9B air defense system struck with precision 🤯 🇨🇳 Chinese drones, radars and air‑defence systems seem to be a major failure in the Iran‑US‑Israel war ❗️ Can Chinese military equipment really…
🇨🇳 The US and Israel’s operation against Iran has dealt a serious blow to China.
Why this is a problem for Beijing:
🛑 China has lost its main ally in the Middle East, through which it received cheap oil.
🛑 Chinese weapons (radars and air defense systems) proved ineffective against Western technology, damaging the PRC’s reputation as an arms supplier.
🛑 Amid external failures, large-scale purges and corruption scandals continue in the Chinese military.
🛑 The non-dollar trade financial scheme has collapsed. Hundreds of billions in Belt and Road investments are frozen.
😬 Beijing only “condemned” the US actions but provided no help to Iran.
Why this is a problem for Beijing:
🛑 China has lost its main ally in the Middle East, through which it received cheap oil.
🛑 Chinese weapons (radars and air defense systems) proved ineffective against Western technology, damaging the PRC’s reputation as an arms supplier.
🛑 Amid external failures, large-scale purges and corruption scandals continue in the Chinese military.
🛑 The non-dollar trade financial scheme has collapsed. Hundreds of billions in Belt and Road investments are frozen.
😬 Beijing only “condemned” the US actions but provided no help to Iran.
Strong earnings. Next sectors humanoids and space. Huge upside potential 2026 $AMPX
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Iron Beam just intercepted rockets from Lebanon. First laser air defense combat use in history. $LASR is a confirmed supplier. CEO Scott Keeney, Q3 2024 call: "We are a supplier into Iron Beam, and we are deeply engaged with not only the current products…
🇺🇸🇮🇷 Laser weapons are getting their first real workout in Operation Epic Fury, the U.S. Navy’s HELIOS system on a destroyer off Iran’s coast is reportedly zapping drones out of the sky with pinpoint energy beams.
It’s being credited for a lot of the Iranian missile and drone debris raining down harmlessly across the region.
This is next-level stuff: satellites spot launches, cyber teams jam radar, lasers fry incoming threats, and it’s why the US and Israel have kept boots off the ground while taking out 1,700 targets with minimal losses.
Source: NYPost
It’s being credited for a lot of the Iranian missile and drone debris raining down harmlessly across the region.
This is next-level stuff: satellites spot launches, cyber teams jam radar, lasers fry incoming threats, and it’s why the US and Israel have kept boots off the ground while taking out 1,700 targets with minimal losses.
Source: NYPost
🇺🇸🇻🇪 Trump admin facilitates a large gold order between the U.S. and Venezuela, with up to 1,000 kilograms of #gold to be shipped to the U.S. — Axios
According to Axios... Venezuela's state-owned mining company on Monday inked a multimillion-dollar deal to sell as many as 1,000 kilograms of gold destined for U.S. markets, two sources familiar with the deal tell Axios.
Why it matters: The arrangement shows the tightening commercial bounds between Venezuela and the U.S. after President Trumpousted that nation's indicted socialist dictator and exerted de facto control over its oil-rich petroleum company
Zoom in: The gold deal requires state-owned company Minerven to furnish 650 to 1,000 kilos of Gold Dore bars to the commodities trader Trafigura, according to one of the sources.
•The contract calls for 98% final gold content, the source said.
•Trafigura will shepherd the gold to U.S. refineries under a separate arrangement with the U.S. government, that source said.
•U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, who arrived in Venezuela Wednesday to discuss oil and mineral opportunities, helped shepherd the gold contract.
Today, a kilogram of pure gold costs about $166,000.
•The price varies depending on the market, but gold's price has risen amid global financial uncertainty.
•The price of oil has been rising since the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, one of the world's largest oil producers.
Zoom out: This contract is the third extraction deal made under the Trump administration's supervision as the U.S. has taken control of Venezuela's most crucial and abundant resource, oil.
•Trafigura is also involved in those oil contracts worth more than $1 billion.
•"The oil is beginning to flow, and the professionalism and dedication between both countries is a very nice thing to see!" Trump posted Wednesday on Truth Social, also praising Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez.
•Rodriguez on Wednesday announced a planto reform the country's mining laws after she met with Burgum.
What they're saying: The U.S. ouster of Nicolas Maduro on Jan. 3 and its subsequent control of Venezuela's resources has drawn criticism from congressional Democrats and liberals, who accuse Trump's administration of imperialismand corruption.
•But one of the sources familiar with the gold and oil deals said they benefit Venezuela more now because the country has access to U.S. markets and a stable financial system.
•"There was so much corruption before in Venezuela involving black-market smugglers who skimmed money off the top," the source said.
•"Now the money for Venezuela's resources will go to Venezuela's government and people. And instead of the gold going overseas to Turkey or Iran, that resource is coming to the U.S."
According to Axios... Venezuela's state-owned mining company on Monday inked a multimillion-dollar deal to sell as many as 1,000 kilograms of gold destined for U.S. markets, two sources familiar with the deal tell Axios.
Why it matters: The arrangement shows the tightening commercial bounds between Venezuela and the U.S. after President Trumpousted that nation's indicted socialist dictator and exerted de facto control over its oil-rich petroleum company
Zoom in: The gold deal requires state-owned company Minerven to furnish 650 to 1,000 kilos of Gold Dore bars to the commodities trader Trafigura, according to one of the sources.
•The contract calls for 98% final gold content, the source said.
•Trafigura will shepherd the gold to U.S. refineries under a separate arrangement with the U.S. government, that source said.
•U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, who arrived in Venezuela Wednesday to discuss oil and mineral opportunities, helped shepherd the gold contract.
Today, a kilogram of pure gold costs about $166,000.
•The price varies depending on the market, but gold's price has risen amid global financial uncertainty.
•The price of oil has been rising since the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, one of the world's largest oil producers.
Zoom out: This contract is the third extraction deal made under the Trump administration's supervision as the U.S. has taken control of Venezuela's most crucial and abundant resource, oil.
•Trafigura is also involved in those oil contracts worth more than $1 billion.
•"The oil is beginning to flow, and the professionalism and dedication between both countries is a very nice thing to see!" Trump posted Wednesday on Truth Social, also praising Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez.
•Rodriguez on Wednesday announced a planto reform the country's mining laws after she met with Burgum.
What they're saying: The U.S. ouster of Nicolas Maduro on Jan. 3 and its subsequent control of Venezuela's resources has drawn criticism from congressional Democrats and liberals, who accuse Trump's administration of imperialismand corruption.
•But one of the sources familiar with the gold and oil deals said they benefit Venezuela more now because the country has access to U.S. markets and a stable financial system.
•"There was so much corruption before in Venezuela involving black-market smugglers who skimmed money off the top," the source said.
•"Now the money for Venezuela's resources will go to Venezuela's government and people. And instead of the gold going overseas to Turkey or Iran, that resource is coming to the U.S."
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🇮🇷 Iran is now hitting oil infrastructure. The Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline — running through Georgian territory, carrying Azerbaijani crude across the Caucasus to the Turkish Mediterranean coast, has been struck by drones. That pipeline supplies 30% of Israel’s oil.
Iran didn’t close the Strait and stop there. It is now methodically severing every energy artery feeding the coalition that bombed it — working outward from the Gulf, across the region, into the Caucasus, toward the Mediterranean. This is beyond retaliation. This is a calculated siege.
Iran’s strategy is rationing — carefully escalating energy pain in sequence, working outward from the Strait to Gulf infrastructure to Caucasian pipelines, each strike a calculated increment designed to make the economic cost of continuing unbearable before Washington runs out of things to bomb. “We haven’t seen the peak of it — we haven’t seen the worst of what could happen,” said Iman Nasseri, Managing Director for the Middle East at FGE, warning that sustained attacks on production fields and pipelines would push oil well into the $90-$100 range. Nasseri is being conservative.
The next logical Iranian moves are already visible in the architecture of what they haven’t hit yet — the Saudi East-West pipeline that bypasses Hormuz, Iraq’s offshore loading platforms in Iranian territorial waters that handle 3.5 million barrels a day, and the Abqaiq processing hub that handles the majority of Saudi crude before it reaches any export terminal. Hit those in sequence, and no strategic petroleum reserve on earth covers the gap. Iran has been under sanctions for forty years and its economy has already absorbed the worst the global financial system can deliver — the countries now watching their refineries burn and their LNG terminals go offline have not, and Tehran knows exactly how long each of them can hold before the phone calls to Washington start demanding an exit.
Iran didn’t close the Strait and stop there. It is now methodically severing every energy artery feeding the coalition that bombed it — working outward from the Gulf, across the region, into the Caucasus, toward the Mediterranean. This is beyond retaliation. This is a calculated siege.
Iran’s strategy is rationing — carefully escalating energy pain in sequence, working outward from the Strait to Gulf infrastructure to Caucasian pipelines, each strike a calculated increment designed to make the economic cost of continuing unbearable before Washington runs out of things to bomb. “We haven’t seen the peak of it — we haven’t seen the worst of what could happen,” said Iman Nasseri, Managing Director for the Middle East at FGE, warning that sustained attacks on production fields and pipelines would push oil well into the $90-$100 range. Nasseri is being conservative.
The next logical Iranian moves are already visible in the architecture of what they haven’t hit yet — the Saudi East-West pipeline that bypasses Hormuz, Iraq’s offshore loading platforms in Iranian territorial waters that handle 3.5 million barrels a day, and the Abqaiq processing hub that handles the majority of Saudi crude before it reaches any export terminal. Hit those in sequence, and no strategic petroleum reserve on earth covers the gap. Iran has been under sanctions for forty years and its economy has already absorbed the worst the global financial system can deliver — the countries now watching their refineries burn and their LNG terminals go offline have not, and Tehran knows exactly how long each of them can hold before the phone calls to Washington start demanding an exit.
Forwarded from 🛢WTI, Brent Crude Oil, NGAS Trading 📊
Putin’s Energy Masterclass: Exploiting the Hormuz Crisis to Break the EU’s Resolve
Vladimir Putin is threatening to cut remaining gas supplies to Europe at the exact moment when EU inventories are the most fragile in years.
An honest masterclass in energy geopolitics.
Vladimir Putin is threatening to cut remaining gas supplies to Europe at the exact moment when EU inventories are the most fragile in years.
An honest masterclass in energy geopolitics.
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ARGENTINA SEALS HISTORIC $7 BILLION LNG DEAL WITH GERMANY
In a groundbreaking move for Argentina's energy sector, Southern Energy (SESA)—a powerhouse consortium including YPF, PAE, Pampa Energía, Harbour Energy, and Golar LNG—has signed a landmark Sales and Purchase Agreement with Germany's state-owned SEFE Securing Energy for Europe.
The deal commits Argentina to supply 2 million tons of liquefied natural gas (LNG) annually for 8 years, starting late 2027.
Sourced from the vast shale reserves of Vaca Muerta, the LNG will be liquefied on floating vessels in Río Negro's Golfo San Matías, led by the Hilli Episeyo.
This historic contract—the largest in Argentina's LNG export history—promises over $7 billion in revenue through 2035, boosting foreign currency inflows, creating thousands of jobs, and positioning Argentina as a key strategic supplier to diversify Europe's energy security.
This is certainly a game-changer for Vaca Muerta and bilateral ties.
In a groundbreaking move for Argentina's energy sector, Southern Energy (SESA)—a powerhouse consortium including YPF, PAE, Pampa Energía, Harbour Energy, and Golar LNG—has signed a landmark Sales and Purchase Agreement with Germany's state-owned SEFE Securing Energy for Europe.
The deal commits Argentina to supply 2 million tons of liquefied natural gas (LNG) annually for 8 years, starting late 2027.
Sourced from the vast shale reserves of Vaca Muerta, the LNG will be liquefied on floating vessels in Río Negro's Golfo San Matías, led by the Hilli Episeyo.
This historic contract—the largest in Argentina's LNG export history—promises over $7 billion in revenue through 2035, boosting foreign currency inflows, creating thousands of jobs, and positioning Argentina as a key strategic supplier to diversify Europe's energy security.
This is certainly a game-changer for Vaca Muerta and bilateral ties.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
$AMPX/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
$AMPX is the most underrated growth story in the battery market right now.
$AMPX just dropped Q4 earnings and the numbers are speaking for themselves.
550 customers. Up from 440 in January. 110 added in Q4 alone.
2025 actuals: $73M revenue. Adj. EBITDA turned positive in Q3.
2026 guidance: $125M+ revenue. 70% YoY growth. 25% gross margins.
2030 target: $600M+ capacity. 30%+ gross margins. 20%+ Adj. EBITDA.
This is silicon anode battery tech purpose-built for UAVs and light EVs. The market hasn’t figured this out yet.
A $600M revenue company growing at 50% CAGR doesn’t stay small cap forever.
2 years from now you’ll wish you paid attention to this one.
$AMPX just dropped Q4 earnings and the numbers are speaking for themselves.
550 customers. Up from 440 in January. 110 added in Q4 alone.
2025 actuals: $73M revenue. Adj. EBITDA turned positive in Q3.
2026 guidance: $125M+ revenue. 70% YoY growth. 25% gross margins.
2030 target: $600M+ capacity. 30%+ gross margins. 20%+ Adj. EBITDA.
This is silicon anode battery tech purpose-built for UAVs and light EVs. The market hasn’t figured this out yet.
A $600M revenue company growing at 50% CAGR doesn’t stay small cap forever.
2 years from now you’ll wish you paid attention to this one.
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ASP is an advanced materials company dedicated to developing technology and processes designed to produce and enrich isotopes used in multiple markets, which include nuclear medicine and therapeutics, green energy generation, and quantum computing.
Enriching the Future.Enriching the World.
#NASDAQ: $ASPI
Enriching the Future.Enriching the World.
#NASDAQ: $ASPI
Thursday, Mar 5 2026, 12:00 UTC time
📋 US — ✅ Yields surge as inflation fears persist: US Treasury yields rise for a third day; bonds tumble after oil-driven inflation worries. ISM services PMI hits a 3+ year high. Judge orders US Customs to process refunds on illegal Trump tariffs. Investors eye upcoming US employment data.
✅ China — 🔖 Softer growth target: Beijing sets a softer GDP target, supporting risk assets; Chinese stocks gain.
🔖 Russia — 📌 Energy receipts & export threats: State budget oil & gas proceeds up in Feb ($5.54bn) but also reported down 44% y/y in another note; Minister Novak signals government may debate ending gas exports to Europe.
📋 Iran / Middle East — ✅ Conflict fuels inflation premium: Mideast war pushes safe-haven flows into gold and yields; ECB, Fed-area yields climb on inflation risk; global growth/inflation outlook seen under pressure (Goldman, Morgan Stanley).
🔖 Canada — 📌 Housing cools: Toronto home sales fall to a 10-month low amid trade tensions weighing on demand.
📋 United Kingdom — ✅ Gilt yields & activity slump: Gilt yields climb on oil-driven inflation fears; construction PMI shows longest contraction since GFC; borrowing costs up as Middle East tensions stoke inflation concerns.
🔖 Eurozone (Germany, France, Italy, Spain) — 📌 Inflation risks lift yields; mixed industry data: Bund, OAT and BTP yields hit multi-week/month highs. Eurozone retail sales unexpectedly decline; France industrial output rebounds; Italy retail sales beat estimates; German construction contracts again. ECB’s Villeroy sees no immediate reason to raise rates but policymakers warn of inflation spike if Iran war persists.
📋 Switzerland — ✅ Labor steady: Jobless rate unchanged at 3.2%.
🔖 Australia & New Zealand — 📌 Mixed Aussie data; RBA watch: Australia posts A$2.6bn trade surplus (smaller than expected), household spending up 0.3% in Jan but described as lacklustre; exports hit 5-month low; 10Y yield at 3-week high; shares rebound after declines. New Zealand shares rebound.
📋 Japan & Korea — ✅ Yields & FX moves: JGB yields climb as investors price inflation risk from the Iran conflict; yen finds support as dollar retreats. KOSPI leads Asian gains amid risk-on swings.
🔖 Brazil — 📌 Markets sensitive to global risk: Emerging market flows and FX impacted by oil/war-driven inflation dynamics (Rupiah note also flagged ahead of reserves).
📋 Global FX & Commodities — ✅ Dollar steadies; gold & oil up: Dollar steadies while treasuries fall; gold rallies on safe-haven demand; oil surge rekindles inflation worries, pressuring bonds and lifting European yields. Copper steadies amid supply tightness.
🔖 Central Banks & Outlook — 📌 Policy caution: ECB officials and analysts flag limited near-term easing; Czech and other central bankers signal possible cuts later; Malaysia holds rates; global policy outlook hinges on duration of Middle East conflict and incoming data.
📋 Market Takeaway — ✅ Inflation vs growth trade-off: Markets brace for higher yields and tighter financial conditions if geopolitical-driven oil inflation persists; watch US jobs, Eurozone retail, China growth signals, and Russia energy moves for directional cues.
📋 US — ✅ Yields surge as inflation fears persist: US Treasury yields rise for a third day; bonds tumble after oil-driven inflation worries. ISM services PMI hits a 3+ year high. Judge orders US Customs to process refunds on illegal Trump tariffs. Investors eye upcoming US employment data.
✅ China — 🔖 Softer growth target: Beijing sets a softer GDP target, supporting risk assets; Chinese stocks gain.
🔖 Russia — 📌 Energy receipts & export threats: State budget oil & gas proceeds up in Feb ($5.54bn) but also reported down 44% y/y in another note; Minister Novak signals government may debate ending gas exports to Europe.
📋 Iran / Middle East — ✅ Conflict fuels inflation premium: Mideast war pushes safe-haven flows into gold and yields; ECB, Fed-area yields climb on inflation risk; global growth/inflation outlook seen under pressure (Goldman, Morgan Stanley).
🔖 Canada — 📌 Housing cools: Toronto home sales fall to a 10-month low amid trade tensions weighing on demand.
📋 United Kingdom — ✅ Gilt yields & activity slump: Gilt yields climb on oil-driven inflation fears; construction PMI shows longest contraction since GFC; borrowing costs up as Middle East tensions stoke inflation concerns.
🔖 Eurozone (Germany, France, Italy, Spain) — 📌 Inflation risks lift yields; mixed industry data: Bund, OAT and BTP yields hit multi-week/month highs. Eurozone retail sales unexpectedly decline; France industrial output rebounds; Italy retail sales beat estimates; German construction contracts again. ECB’s Villeroy sees no immediate reason to raise rates but policymakers warn of inflation spike if Iran war persists.
📋 Switzerland — ✅ Labor steady: Jobless rate unchanged at 3.2%.
🔖 Australia & New Zealand — 📌 Mixed Aussie data; RBA watch: Australia posts A$2.6bn trade surplus (smaller than expected), household spending up 0.3% in Jan but described as lacklustre; exports hit 5-month low; 10Y yield at 3-week high; shares rebound after declines. New Zealand shares rebound.
📋 Japan & Korea — ✅ Yields & FX moves: JGB yields climb as investors price inflation risk from the Iran conflict; yen finds support as dollar retreats. KOSPI leads Asian gains amid risk-on swings.
🔖 Brazil — 📌 Markets sensitive to global risk: Emerging market flows and FX impacted by oil/war-driven inflation dynamics (Rupiah note also flagged ahead of reserves).
📋 Global FX & Commodities — ✅ Dollar steadies; gold & oil up: Dollar steadies while treasuries fall; gold rallies on safe-haven demand; oil surge rekindles inflation worries, pressuring bonds and lifting European yields. Copper steadies amid supply tightness.
🔖 Central Banks & Outlook — 📌 Policy caution: ECB officials and analysts flag limited near-term easing; Czech and other central bankers signal possible cuts later; Malaysia holds rates; global policy outlook hinges on duration of Middle East conflict and incoming data.
📋 Market Takeaway — ✅ Inflation vs growth trade-off: Markets brace for higher yields and tighter financial conditions if geopolitical-driven oil inflation persists; watch US jobs, Eurozone retail, China growth signals, and Russia energy moves for directional cues.
Thursday, Mar 5 2026, 12:05 UTC time
📋 Latest Important Headlines
✅ America — Victoria's Secret (FY2025 results)
🔖 Company performance and tariff impact
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✅ Europe (Ireland) — GDP contraction
🔖 Economic growth update
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Market implications (brief)
📋 FX & rates
📌 Tariff-driven costs and corporate earnings resilience may support USD vs some currencies; Irish GDP weakness could pressure EUR near-term. Central banks remain data-dependent — adjust positions for risk-on/off flows and rate expectations.
Watchlist
📋 Near-term catalysts
📌 Upcoming earnings, trade/tariff developments, euro area data releases, and multinational profit reporting from Ireland-linked firms.
📋 Latest Important Headlines
✅ America — Victoria's Secret (FY2025 results)
🔖 Company performance and tariff impact
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Delivered Adjusted Operating Income of $403M; faced roughly $85M in tariff-related costs. Results signal resilient profitability amid trade/headwind pressures — watch consumer demand, margin trends, and FX exposure for USD-sensitive retail names.✅ Europe (Ireland) — GDP contraction
🔖 Economic growth update
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Ireland GDP shrank at fastest pace since 2020. This signals renewed softness in Irish activity — implications for euro area data sequencing, multinational profit flows, and EUR sentiment. Monitor upcoming PMI, tax-receipts, and multinational corporation reporting that can add volatility to regional GDP metrics.Market implications (brief)
📋 FX & rates
📌 Tariff-driven costs and corporate earnings resilience may support USD vs some currencies; Irish GDP weakness could pressure EUR near-term. Central banks remain data-dependent — adjust positions for risk-on/off flows and rate expectations.
Watchlist
📋 Near-term catalysts
📌 Upcoming earnings, trade/tariff developments, euro area data releases, and multinational profit reporting from Ireland-linked firms.