A large portion of the macro fear that was priced in just a few weeks ago has now come out... but breadth is very narrow...

Ashraf Al Safoo... conspired to provide material support to ISIS, which involved recruiting members into the terror group and encouraging attacks on its enemies...

Radev’s campaign leaned heavily into criticism of EU overreach...

'The publication published an article despite being warned about ‘categorically false’ claims...'

...as US industrial sites increasingly shift toward Bitcoin-mining and AI data-centers.

"Four meat packers control 85 percent of the meat processed in the U.S." 

Here's what he'll face...

The Strait of Hormuz exists in a state of both openness and closedness until a ship actually attempts the transit.

Could become 'spoils of war'...

...MSTR's market cap is almost back above its NAV, signaling a sustained rebound in the bitcoin treasury company...

The main event this week is the retail sales report on Tuesday. Fed officials enter blackout period ahead of the May FOMC meeting. Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh will have his nomination hearing on Tuesday. 

"The technical tailwinds (large macro short covers + CTA systematic demand) are coming to an end" - Goldman trading desk.

“The world has become too dependent on a single source and it’s high time to break that dependency.”

"The silver lining is that there was only one satellite on board, whereas..." 

...an insurance company flagged a suspicious claim where the defendants said a bear entered their 2010 Rolls-Royce Ghost in Lake Arrowhead, California, and caused interior damage...

"While the developments from the weekend certainly cooled the optimism, it did not derail it completely. Markets keep expecting a near-term solution which will allow energy to flow again."