Europe’s imports of diesel and jet fuel stagnated for a second month in May, piling pressure on regional energy supplies as the Iran war grinds on. Shipments into the European Union and UK totaled just 1.16 million barrels a day last month, down by more than a third from a year earlier, according to data from Vortexa compiled by Bloomberg. That’s a slight uptick from April, when arrivals of 1.09m ...
Europe’s imports of diesel and jet fuel stagnated for a second month in May, piling pressure on regional energy supplies as the Iran war grinds on. Shipments into the European Union and UK totaled just 1.16 million barrels a day last month, down by more than a third from a year earlier, according to data from Vortexa compiled by Bloomberg. That’s a slight uptick from April, when arrivals of 1.09m b/d were the lowest for any month since at least 2015. Europe doesn’t make enough diesel or jet fuel itself to meet domestic demand and so relies on imports, a large chunk of which usually come from the Middle East. But ongoing disruption to shipping via the Strait of Hormuz — the vital waterway connecting energy infrastructure inside the Persian Gulf to the rest of the world — is stifling those flows, squeezing supplies and putting upward pressure on prices.
Cyrille Jacquemet, Chief Revenue Officer of Ouster (NASDAQ:OUST) , reported the sale of 9,433 directly-held shares of common stock for a transaction value of approximately $377,000 on May 26, 2026, according to a SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction and post-transaction values based on SEC Form 4 reported price ($40.00). * 1-year price change calculated using May 26, 2026 as the reference date. Continu...
Cyrille Jacquemet, Chief Revenue Officer of Ouster (NASDAQ:OUST) , reported the sale of 9,433 directly-held shares of common stock for a transaction value of approximately $377,000 on May 26, 2026, according to a SEC Form 4 filing . Transaction and post-transaction values based on SEC Form 4 reported price ($40.00). * 1-year price change calculated using May 26, 2026 as the reference date. Continue reading
Fox Corporation ( FOX ) ( FOXA ) inked a new multi-year deal with the NFL that will make it the home for a broad slate of live NFL games in Mexico starting with the 2026 season. The package includes Thursday Night Football, Sunday regular-season games every week, all Thanksgiving Day games, every NFC playoff matchup, the Pro Bowl Games, and the Super Bowl each season covered by the deal. Under the...
Fox Corporation ( FOX ) ( FOXA ) inked a new multi-year deal with the NFL that will make it the home for a broad slate of live NFL games in Mexico starting with the 2026 season. The package includes Thursday Night Football, Sunday regular-season games every week, all Thanksgiving Day games, every NFC playoff matchup, the Pro Bowl Games, and the Super Bowl each season covered by the deal. Under the agreement, Fox Corporation ( FOX ) ( FOXA ) will distribute games and NFL content across multiple platforms in Mexico, including linear channels Fox and Fox+, streaming via Fpx One, and select programming on FOX on Tubi. The company's aim is to create a complete NFL experience for Mexican audiences. Beyond live game broadcasts, Fox ( FOX ) ( FOXA ) will produce hundreds of hours of NFL content, including four weekly original shows tailored specifically to Mexican fans. Two of those weekly programs will focus on fantasy football, with formats emphasizing analysis, entertainment, current news, and ongoing engagement that extends beyond game days. "Mexico is a market with an enormous passion for football, and we are proud to offer fans a sizeable NFL package in the country, with a robust content experience designed to engage audiences throughout the entire year," highlighted Fox Latin America EVP Carlos Martínez/ More on Fox Fox Corporation (FOXA) Presents at MoffettNathanson's Media, Internet & Communications Conference Transcript Fox Corporation (FOXA) Q3 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Fox Corporation: The Market Is Still Missing The Real Value Media stocks are in the spotlight as the World Cup approaches Earnings Scoreboard: 7 out of 9 key S&P 500 reporting firms deliver clean EPS beats and growth
bunhill/E+ via Getty Images There are three strategic reasons why we could consider covered call ETFs: Portfolio yield (income) enhancement. Access to unexplored asset classes without suffering a yield drag. Slight downside protection under certain market conditions (rarely works). It would be wrong to expect alpha performance from covered call ETFs. It would also be wrong to express a bullish vie...
bunhill/E+ via Getty Images There are three strategic reasons why we could consider covered call ETFs: Portfolio yield (income) enhancement. Access to unexplored asset classes without suffering a yield drag. Slight downside protection under certain market conditions (rarely works). It would be wrong to expect alpha performance from covered call ETFs. It would also be wrong to express a bullish view on a particular asset class if the expectation was that the price could surge in the near term. The upside cap that is associated with sold covered call options is what limits gains. However, we could take the covered call ETF investment game to another level if we could capture relatively stable income streams and solid absolute total return levels. The former is obvious: Who wouldn't want to enjoy high and stable dividends? The latter is more conceptual and may be more applicable to income investors looking to grow their dividend portfolios in a less risky fashion (rather than chasing record-breaking performance). It is difficult to implement in practice, but the key ingredients to this recipe are the following: Value-oriented, less cyclical underlying index on which options are formed. Out-of-the-money options to avoid potential NAV drag that might occur right after steep drawdowns, where a tightly capped covered call ETF might completely lose out on the recovery. Leverage-free. As I have elaborated on this in some of my previous articles , there are not that many covered call ETF vehicles that tick these boxes. My Top 3 picks are the NEOS Real Estate High Income ETF ( IYRI ), the NEOS MLP & Energy Infrastructure High Income ETF ( MLPI ) and the NEOS Gold High Income ETF ( IAUI ) - all underpinned by OTM processes and value-oriented underlying exposures. In this article, I would like to present two covered call ETFs that embody the inverse characteristics and would therefore never be considered in my portfolio. I also think that this is the right moment to ditch both o...
Welcome back to Bloomberg’s Auto Monitor , a weekly roundup of stories on the automotive industry from reporters around the world. Sign up now if you’re not already on the list. Volkswagen’s premium Audi brand has lost much of its luster in recent years, dragged down by trade tariffs, stiffening competition and a patchy electric-vehicle roster. Its spectacular Nuvolari supercar, named after an Ita...
Welcome back to Bloomberg’s Auto Monitor , a weekly roundup of stories on the automotive industry from reporters around the world. Sign up now if you’re not already on the list. Volkswagen’s premium Audi brand has lost much of its luster in recent years, dragged down by trade tariffs, stiffening competition and a patchy electric-vehicle roster. Its spectacular Nuvolari supercar, named after an Italian racing driver and unveiled last week, is meant to send a signal that the German manufacturer is fighting back. Read more in our big story section below. We also have items on JPMorgan’s controversial Tesla upgrade , the growing number of Americans opting for used EVs and an EV startup backed by the Mexican government. Market Snapshot Volkswagen €89.35 +0.0% Tesla $391.00 -6.6% Toyota ¥2,822.50 -1.0% Market data as of 09:14 AM ET. Data is subject to provider delays. The big story Tazio Nuvolari was a storied Italian racing driver from the 1930s, famous not just for winning, but for making even the most formidable rivals appear suddenly vulnerable. Audi has chosen his name for a car with a heavy symbolic burden: proof that the four rings can still quicken the pulse. The $686,000 Nuvolari is Audi’s most dramatic road car in years, a limited-run hybrid supercar with hardware borrowed from Lamborghini, Volkswagen Group’s in-house provider of Italian thunder. Only 499 are planned. It will not transform Audi’s sales volumes or repair its margins. Its purpose is more emotional than financial: to restore glamour to a brand whose soft underbelly has become harder to hide . Audi has long been one of VW’s most dependable profit pillars, selling a mix of precision, restraint and “Vorsprung durch Technik” confidence. Lately, that formula has looked less secure. US tariffs are weighing on earnings . China, once a growth engine, has become a far tougher battleground . And some of Audi’s electric cars have struggled to stand out against cheaper, sharper and faster-moving rivals. At an ...
The Dow’s industrial-era anchors are quietly outpacing the broader market. Over the past year, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA: SPY) returned 24.37%, and the Dow tracker returned 20.22%. Three “old economy” Dow components have left both benchmarks in the dust, and they share more than just a ticker on the same index. What ... These 3 ‘Old Economy’ Dow Stocks Are Quietly Crushing the Market, a...
The Dow’s industrial-era anchors are quietly outpacing the broader market. Over the past year, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA: SPY) returned 24.37%, and the Dow tracker returned 20.22%. Three “old economy” Dow components have left both benchmarks in the dust, and they share more than just a ticker on the same index. What ... These 3 ‘Old Economy’ Dow Stocks Are Quietly Crushing the Market, and Here’s What They All Share
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang drew a lot of attention last week at a tech conference in Taiwan when he called Marvell Technology (NASDAQ: MRVL) the next trillion-dollar company. But I think Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) is more likely to reach that milestone first. Rising revenue and improving margins are signs of AMD's major catalysts, which are attractive tailwinds for long-term investors. Here...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang drew a lot of attention last week at a tech conference in Taiwan when he called Marvell Technology (NASDAQ: MRVL) the next trillion-dollar company. But I think Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ: AMD) is more likely to reach that milestone first. Rising revenue and improving margins are signs of AMD's major catalysts, which are attractive tailwinds for long-term investors. Here are some other reasons why AMD has the advantage. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading