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08:19
Gore Street Energy Storage Fund's board is implementing a "disciplined and timely value realization" strategy, which includes asset disposals, project value enhancement, and an annual dividend of 7 pence per share. The target is to dispose of £25 million in assets this year and £75 million next year. The board acknowledges that battery energy storage revenues have fallen from £22-23 per MWh a few years ago to £7.50-8 per MWh, but anticipates that improving market conditions will help narrow the discount between the share price and net asset value (NAV).
08:17
The proposal by President Trump to rename Lake Ontario has led to complications for major tech companies. Google Maps now displays different names for the lake depending on the user's country. Meanwhile, a Trump administration official stated that the president has "directly" contacted Apple regarding making these changes to their mapping services.
08:14
AI giant Anthropic has agreed to purchase $35 billion worth of computing power from NVIDIA-backed AI cloud company Lambda, the Wall Street Journal reported late Monday. Part of this computing power will run through Hut 8's Beacon Point campus in Nueces County, Texas, which is leased by NVIDIA. Lambda will use NVIDIA chips there, and Anthropic will purchase the resulting computing power. Hut 8 previously disclosed two 15-year leases for this campus, involving 704 megawatts of IT capacity, with a total contract value of $19.6 billion, more than 260 times its latest quarterly revenue.
08:13
Sasol (NYSE:SSL) reported stronger financial and operating performance for fiscal 2026, with adjusted EBITDA increasing 17% to ZAR 61 billion and free cash flow totaling ZAR 11.9 billion. The company's net debt declined 11% to $3.3 billion, reaching its lowest level in a decade and falling below its fiscal 2026 target of less than $3.7 billion. Capital expenditure also decreased 18% to ZAR 21 billion.

Sasol is targeting a further reduction in net debt to below $3 billion between fiscal 2027 and fiscal 2028, a threshold linked to the resumption of dividends. Southern African operations improved, with Secunda production reaching a five-year high, while International Chemicals faces continued oversupply and weak demand despite higher earnings.
08:12
Lynx Equity has added NVIDIA to its list of favorite stocks, citing NVIDIA's $3.5 billion investment in MediaTek's convertible debt as a key factor. The firm anticipates this partnership will expand across data centers, AI devices, and automotive systems, potentially securing critical memory and flash supply for NVIDIA. Lynx Equity expects NVIDIA's momentum to persist into 2027, while rivals Broadcom (AVGO), Qualcomm (QCOM), and AMD (AMD) may encounter supply constraints.
08:10
Ethena Pay is a self-custodial money app built on Avalanche, allowing users to hold Ethena's USDe as a dollar balance. It offers payment services, free USD, EUR, and GBP bank transfers, and rewards across three membership tiers. Standard users can earn 5% APY on balances up to $5,000, while Pro and VIP users can earn 6% on balances up to $15,000 and $50,000 respectively. The Ethena Pay Card provides cashback of 4% to 5% in AVAX tokens, with Pro and VIP users also receiving up to 10% cashback at selected brands. The beta app is available on iOS and Android, rolling out in stages across 48 countries, excluding the U.S. and EU initially.
08:10
Lotte Group received approval from the Korea Fair Trade Commission on Tuesday to sell its 61.2% controlling stake in Lotte Rental to private equity firm TPG for 1.31 trillion Korean won (approximately $953 million). Lotte Group stated that it will use the proceeds from this transaction to strengthen the financial position of its hotel division and to fund renovations and growth of high-end brands. The transaction is expected to be completed in October.
08:09
The US government awarded a lucrative contract to a crypto analytics firm without putting it up for competitive bidding. This decision has sparked a legal fight and opened a new avenue for criticism over the Trump administration’s tendency toward no-bid deals.
08:09
Groww Asset Management Company (AMC) has completed its Rs5.8bn ($64.2m) investment agreement with State Street Investment Management after receiving regulatory clearances. As part of the arrangement, State Street will own a 4.85% voting stake and a 23% economic interest in Groww AMC. The deal, initially disclosed in January 2026, enhances State Street's exposure to India's growing asset management sector and supports Groww AMC's expansion of its mutual fund operations.
08:08
According to a Yahoo Finance analysis, the Vanguard Small-Cap Value ETF (VBR) is highly sensitive to the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions. The market is currently pricing in a 57% chance of a rate hike at the Fed's upcoming meeting, with the federal funds rate potentially rising by at least 50 basis points over the next year. Small-cap companies, particularly value stocks, rely more on floating-rate bank credit lines and term loans, making them more vulnerable to rising interest rates compared to larger companies or broader market indices like the S&P 500.
08:03
Scott Rubner, Citadel Securities' Chief Equity and Derivatives Strategist, noted in his latest report that as September begins, the tailwinds from the US stock earnings season have largely dissipated. Historically, both retail and corporate buyback demand significantly weaken in September, and the room for systemic funds to rebuild has substantially narrowed. Meanwhile, the macroeconomic event calendar is becoming dense again, and seasonal patterns indicate September is the weakest month of the year. Rubner explicitly suggested that this is his first inclination to "sell rallies and buy protection" rather than chase gains since his adjustment in July. He characterized September as a "tactical downside window" and anticipates that after this window, the market may present more constructive positioning opportunities around mid-October.
07:58
Krishna Guha, vice chair and head of central bank strategy at Evercore ISI, believes the Federal Reserve is currently an "inflation first" central bank, focusing more on inflation, oil prices, and bond yields than US jobs data when deciding whether to raise interest rates at this month’s meeting.
07:58
HealthEquity's Q2 FY2027 results, released on August 27, showed an 8% year-over-year increase in revenue to $347 million, surpassing the 7% growth rate from the first half of the year. Adjusted EBITDA jumped 11% to $167 million, achieving a record-high margin of 48%. The company's total Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) reached 10.7 million, with new HSAs growing 24% year-over-year to 202,000. Based on this performance, management raised its full-year revenue and profit guidance, now expecting full-year revenue between $1.411 billion and $1.421 billion, and adjusted EBITDA between $628 million and $636 million. The company's total HSA assets reached $37.9 billion, a 14% increase, with investment assets growing 28% to $20.6 billion.
07:58
Allica Bank has applied to Finansinspektionen, Sweden's financial regulator, for a banking licence, which would mark its first expansion outside the UK. The move follows the bank's $155 million Series D funding round in February, which valued the lender at nearly $1.2 billion. A Swedish banking licence would also enable Allica to provide services in other European Union markets over time. Allica Bank CEO Richard Davies stated that Sweden was a natural choice due to its digital economy and respected regulator. The bank has already established a legal entity in Sweden and appointed a local leadership team. Since receiving its UK banking licence in 2019, Allica has provided over £4 billion ($5.4 billion) in lending to UK businesses. The application remains subject to assessment and approval by Finansinspektionen.
07:52
MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor and CEO Phong Le sent a letter to MSCI on Monday, requesting the withdrawal of a proposed index eligibility test. The test could lead to MicroStrategy's removal from MSCI's global benchmark indexes, a proposal Saylor called "discriminatory, arbitrary, and misleading."

The rule consultation, launched in August, targets what MSCI refers to as "non-operating companies," defined as issuers whose operating assets are less than half of their total assets. If a company triggers four out of five metrics, it will be deemed ineligible. JPMorgan analysts estimated in November 2025 that MicroStrategy's removal from MSCI could lead to $2.8 billion in outflows, potentially increasing to $11.6 billion if other index providers follow suit. Besides MicroStrategy, the UK's Yellow Cake and Japan's Metaplanet could also be affected. MSCI's feedback deadline is September 30, with results expected to be announced on October 16.
07:47
Despite Palantir's Q2 revenue jumping 92.8% year-over-year to $1.94 billion with adjusted EPS of $0.41, an analyst suggests Intel is a stronger pick for the remainder of 2026. Intel's stock has gained 142% year-to-date, and its Q2 revenue rose 25.4% to $16.13 billion with non-GAAP EPS of $0.42. The analyst notes Intel has seen 32 upward EPS revisions in the last 30 days, while Palantir's 73x price-to-sales ratio and stock price near its $192 analyst target create a valuation ceiling. Intel Foundry, however, still reported a $2.1 billion loss in Q2.
07:47
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, in an interview with CNBC, stated that he expects Japan to take action to support the yen, which the market interpreted as a signal that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) might raise interest rates. This follows reports that Japan could face a record budget, exacerbating market concerns about the country's fiscal trajectory.

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