Musk said the project was being driven by concerns over future chip availability. Credit: emirhankaramuk/ shutterstock.com Elon Musk has said that Tesla and SpaceX plan to jointly build an advanced chip manufacturing project in Austin, Texas, which he has labelled “Terafab”. He said the complex is intended to include two chip factories at the site, each dedicated to a single chip design. “Terafab ...
Musk said the project was being driven by concerns over future chip availability. Credit: emirhankaramuk/ shutterstock.com Elon Musk has said that Tesla and SpaceX plan to jointly build an advanced chip manufacturing project in Austin, Texas, which he has labelled “Terafab”. He said the complex is intended to include two chip factories at the site, each dedicated to a single chip design. “Terafab will technically be two fabs, each making only one chip design,” Musk wrote in a post on X. Musk said one chip would be used in Tesla vehicles and Optimus humanoid robots. The second would be designed for AI satellites and space-based artificial intelligence data centres. “We need a high powered chip designed for space that takes into account the harsher environment,” Musk said, adding it would need to operate at higher temperatures. Musk has previously said Tesla would need to build its own AI chip plant, but he had not earlier disclosed SpaceX’s involvement. SpaceX, which is preparing for a public listing that could value the company at around $1.75 trillion, recently merged with Musk’s social media and artificial intelligence firm xAI. Speaking during a presentation at an Austin facility, Musk said the project was being driven by concerns over future chip availability. “We either build the Terafab or we don’t have the chips,” he said, arguing that current global chip production would cover only a small part of his companies’ projected needs. He did not provide a timeline for Terafab. Musk has previously announced large projects, though several have later been delayed or not completed. Musk said he remained thankful for current chip suppliers, naming Samsung, TSMC and Micron, but argued that demand from his businesses would eventually exceed total global output. He said Terafab would eventually produce one terawatt of computing capacity per year, compared with about half a terawatt currently generated across the United States.
Key Points It's absolutely critical that investors learn about a company’s different segments and how it generates revenue. Businesses that have developed economic moats are able to withstand competitive forces, supporting durable success. One of the worst things investors can do is overpay for a stock. 10 stocks we like better than Amazon › Investors should be familiar with the fact that the stoc...
Key Points It's absolutely critical that investors learn about a company’s different segments and how it generates revenue. Businesses that have developed economic moats are able to withstand competitive forces, supporting durable success. One of the worst things investors can do is overpay for a stock. 10 stocks we like better than Amazon › Investors should be familiar with the fact that the stock market is arguably the best means of building significant wealth. It won't happen overnight, and it requires patience and discipline. But the rewards are worth it. In the past decade, the S&P 500 index generated a total return of 283% (as of March 19). There are many companies, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) being a great example, that have performed even better. So you might be interested in learning how to filter the sea of potential opportunities into a much smaller list that warrants further study. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » Here are three of the most important questions that investors should ask before buying any stock. Do I understand how this business makes money? Perhaps nothing in investing is as important as understanding how a company actually makes money. Take Amazon. It certainly generates sizable revenue from its retail operations. Online and physical stores combined brought in $89 billion in revenue in the fourth quarter of 2025. Digital advertising is a budding division, reporting stellar 22% year-over-year revenue growth to $21 million during the fourth quarter. There's Amazon Web Services. This is the company's dominant cloud computing platform, which registered a spectacular operating margin of 35% in 2025. Amazon also makes money from its popular Prime memberships and other services. Subscription sales totaled $13 billion in Q4. Is there an economic moat? Amazon's incredi...
Arbutus Biopharma press release ( ABUS ): Q4 GAAP EPS of -$0.17 misses by $0.13 . Revenue of $14.08M (+128.2% Y/Y) beats by $13.47M . Strong financial position with cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities of $91.5M as of December 2025. More on Arbutus Biopharma Arbutus Biopharma: LNP Litigation And Imdusiran Drive Near-Term Catalysts Moderna gains as Arbutus/ Genevant settlement removes m...
Arbutus Biopharma press release ( ABUS ): Q4 GAAP EPS of -$0.17 misses by $0.13 . Revenue of $14.08M (+128.2% Y/Y) beats by $13.47M . Strong financial position with cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities of $91.5M as of December 2025. More on Arbutus Biopharma Arbutus Biopharma: LNP Litigation And Imdusiran Drive Near-Term Catalysts Moderna gains as Arbutus/ Genevant settlement removes major financial risk Moderna dealt blows in ongoing patent dispute with Arbutus Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Arbutus Biopharma Historical earnings data for Arbutus Biopharma
Shopify (NASDAQ: SHOP) has been beaten down in 2026, and one of the main reasons is that investors are concerned about AI disrupting software platforms like the one Shopify operates. To put it mildly, I don't buy it. In this short video, I explain why. *Stock prices used were the morning prices of March 20, 2026. The video was published on March 21, 2026. Continue reading
Shopify (NASDAQ: SHOP) has been beaten down in 2026, and one of the main reasons is that investors are concerned about AI disrupting software platforms like the one Shopify operates. To put it mildly, I don't buy it. In this short video, I explain why. *Stock prices used were the morning prices of March 20, 2026. The video was published on March 21, 2026. Continue reading
Tower Semiconductor ( TSEM ) and Coherent ( COHR ) shares rose premarket Monday after the companies demonstrated 400 Gbps per lane data transmission using a silicon modulator built on a production-ready silicon photonics (SiPho) platform. Tower Semiconductor ( TSEM ) shares were up as much as 8% premarket, while Coherent ( COHR ) gained nearly 3%. The breakthrough is aimed at next-generation 3.2T ...
Tower Semiconductor ( TSEM ) and Coherent ( COHR ) shares rose premarket Monday after the companies demonstrated 400 Gbps per lane data transmission using a silicon modulator built on a production-ready silicon photonics (SiPho) platform. Tower Semiconductor ( TSEM ) shares were up as much as 8% premarket, while Coherent ( COHR ) gained nearly 3%. The breakthrough is aimed at next-generation 3.2T optical transceivers and expands silicon’s capabilities for pluggable transceivers and co-packaged optics in data center connectivity. Details were presented last week at OFC, where the demonstration achieved a clear open eye at 420 Gb/s PAM4 using Coherent’s high-power InP continuous-wave laser. “We strongly value the partnership with Coherent and are very excited about this breakthrough,” said Russell Ellwanger, CEO of Tower Semiconductor. “The result can extend the use of silicon for another generation of transceivers, re-utilizing the large multi-fab capacity investments we continue to make while we proceed with our work on more advanced material systems for next-generations”. More on Tower Semiconductor, Coherent Tower Semiconductor: Buy The Story, Respect The Risks Coherent: AI Demand And NVIDIA Partnership Drive Re-Rating And Renewed Buy Call Coherent Corp. (COHR) Discusses Photonics Innovation and Data Center Communications at OFC - Slideshow Tower Semiconductor continues to power higher following its Oriole Networks deal Coherent climbs after reinforcing critical position in AI data center build-out at OFC: Stifel
EnviroGold Global Limited ( NVRO:CA ) has appointed Karina Nott as the new Chief Financial Officer, effective March 23rd. Nott brings over 20 years of international finance experience, with a background in capital markets, financial strategy, and operations, particularly in technology companies. She has successfully led funding initiatives and has experience with Series B and C financings, as well...
EnviroGold Global Limited ( NVRO:CA ) has appointed Karina Nott as the new Chief Financial Officer, effective March 23rd. Nott brings over 20 years of international finance experience, with a background in capital markets, financial strategy, and operations, particularly in technology companies. She has successfully led funding initiatives and has experience with Series B and C financings, as well as structured transactions like SAFE investments and convertible notes. Before joining EnviroGold, Nott was the VP of Finance for a global satellite-enabled IoT company, where she contributed to capital strategy, financial planning, and international growth. As part of this transition, Peter Nguyen has resigned from his position as interim CFO but will assist the company with the 2025 audit and aid in Nott's onboarding. More on EnviroGold Global Limited Financial information for EnviroGold Global Limited
Ziga Plahutar/iStock via Getty Images Slovenia introduced a general limit on fuel purchases over the weekend as soaring demand has led to stockpiling and cross-border fueling, just before the country headed to the polls for its national election on Sunday. Fuel prices in Slovenia are relatively lower than those in its neighboring countries, prompting an influx of foreign drivers at local pumps. It...
Ziga Plahutar/iStock via Getty Images Slovenia introduced a general limit on fuel purchases over the weekend as soaring demand has led to stockpiling and cross-border fueling, just before the country headed to the polls for its national election on Sunday. Fuel prices in Slovenia are relatively lower than those in its neighboring countries, prompting an influx of foreign drivers at local pumps. Its government has now capped fuel purchases at 50 liters per day for individuals and 200 liters per day for companies and farmers. It activated the Slovenian Armed Forces to assist in supply operations and called on distributors to coordinate deliveries to service stations to minimize delivery times. "There is sufficient fuel in Slovenia; storage facilities are full and there will be no shortage of fuel," the government noted . Last week, Slovenia said it would reduce excise duties on fuel for 14 days and temporarily pause its CO₂ tax. The fuel cap was announced just ahead of Slovenia's parliamentary election, with early results showing that the ruling Freedom Movement party won by a very narrow margin. The party is expected to secure 29 seats in the parliament, while the opposition Slovenian Democratic Party is projected to win 28 seats. Neither party secured the 46 seats needed for a majority. More on crude oil Hard Assets Weekly: The Signal That Precedes Falls In Hard Assets Appeared In Oil ProShares UltraShort Bloomberg Crude Oil ETF: Still Not For Investors IEA warns global economies under major threat with Hormuz crisis, weighs fresh oil releases Brent crude climbs for fifth straight week as U.S. sends more troops to Middle East
President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to postpone military strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure for a five-day period, he said in a Truth Social post Monday morning. Annmarie Hordern and Jonathan Ferro have more. (Source: Bloomberg)
President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to postpone military strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure for a five-day period, he said in a Truth Social post Monday morning. Annmarie Hordern and Jonathan Ferro have more. (Source: Bloomberg)
Sandwish Solo Brands ( SBDS ) issued its fiscal year 2026 financial guidance, where t he company expects net sales in the range of $280M to $310M for FY26, below its fiscal 2025 total of approximately $316.6M, reflecting continued pressure on demand. Despite the weaker top-line outlook, Solo Brands ( SBDS ) signaled improving profitability, building on Q4 2025's $9.6M adjusted EBITDA turnaround. F...
Sandwish Solo Brands ( SBDS ) issued its fiscal year 2026 financial guidance, where t he company expects net sales in the range of $280M to $310M for FY26, below its fiscal 2025 total of approximately $316.6M, reflecting continued pressure on demand. Despite the weaker top-line outlook, Solo Brands ( SBDS ) signaled improving profitability, building on Q4 2025's $9.6M adjusted EBITDA turnaround. For FY 2026, the company expects adjusted EBITDA in the range of $24M to $30M vs. last year's $18.5M. More on Solo Brands Solo Brands, Inc. (SBDS) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Solo Brands outlines further cost cuts and product innovation for 2026 following $9.6M Q4 adjusted EBITDA turnaround Solo Brands sees Q4 preliminary Adjusted EBITDA exceed $9M Financial information for Solo Brands
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is warning that Jeff Bezos's massive automation plans could devastate jobs for millions of workers in the U.S. and around the world. Bezos Plans $100 Billion Robot Takeover On Saturday, Sanders, in a post on X, accused Amazon.com, Inc. founder Bezos of attempting to replace human labor with machines on an unprecedented scale. "Jeff Bezos, one of the richest men on earth...
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is warning that Jeff Bezos's massive automation plans could devastate jobs for millions of workers in the U.S. and around the world. Bezos Plans $100 Billion Robot Takeover On Saturday, Sanders, in a post on X, accused Amazon.com, Inc. founder Bezos of attempting to replace human labor with machines on an unprecedented scale. "Jeff Bezos, one of the richest men on earth, is raising $100 billion to replace workers with robots around the world," Sanders wrote. He added, "The oligarchs want it all. Not going to happen. Stand up and FIGHT BACK." Don't Miss: In a video clip shared alongside the post, Sanders emphasized the human impact of such automation, saying, "It's bad enough that he wants to replace virtually all of his Amazon warehouse workers with robots." He added, "But now he's trying to raise $100 billion to automate factories and plants all over America and throughout the world. In other words, replace working people with robots." He added, "We cannot allow the wealthiest people in the world to go to war against the working class of America. We've got to organize. We got to fight back." Jeff Bezos, one of the richest men on earth, is raising $100 billion to replace workers with robots around the world. The oligarchs want it all. Not going to happen. Stand up and FIGHT BACK. pic.twitter.com/NjXLXdX4K5 See Also: This Startup Thinks It Can Reinvent the Wheel — Literally AI Job Disruption: Experts And Lawmakers Warn Of Workforce Impact Earlier, JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon warned that AI could disrupt jobs and urged businesses and policymakers to prepare for workforce changes. He noted that about 150,000 JPMorgan employees already use AI weekly and emphasized retraining and redeployment for displaced workers. Economists warned that automation could have an even wider effect on the physical economy, with up to 20% of the U.S. workforce exposed over the next decade. Transport, logistics, and manufacturing jobs were at the greatest...
DKosig Faraday Future Intelligent Electric ( FFAI ) soared in early trading after the electric vehicle maker announced that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has formally ended its years-long investigation into the California-based company without recommending any enforcement action or penalties against it, founder YT Jia, president Jerry Wang, or any other executives. The probe had focu...
DKosig Faraday Future Intelligent Electric ( FFAI ) soared in early trading after the electric vehicle maker announced that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has formally ended its years-long investigation into the California-based company without recommending any enforcement action or penalties against it, founder YT Jia, president Jerry Wang, or any other executives. The probe had focused on issues related to Faraday Future's ( FFAI ) SPAC merger and associated PIPE financing, including earlier concerns that led to Wells Notices being issued to the firm and certain leaders. With the investigation now closed, Faraday Future ( FFAI ) says it has gained regulatory clarity and removed a major overhang that had constrained its ability to raise capital and secure strategic partnerships during the probe. Management highlighted that the company can now redirect time, capital, and internal resources from regulatory cooperation toward executing its strategy in electric vehicles and embodied AI robotics. "We can now put all our energy into strategy execution. Over the past five years, we had to spend a great deal of time, effort, and money on cooperating with the investigation. Now, I, the management team, and the company's capital and resources can all be 100% focused on strategy execution, business progress, and value creation on our core business of EAI Vehicles and Embodied AI ( EAI ) Robotics," stated Faraday Future Co-CEO YT Jia. He called it a major milestone for the company. Shares of Faraday Future ( FFAI ) rose 27.8% to $0.35 vs. the 52-week range of $0.27 to $3.61. Short interest stands at 24.4% of the total float on the stock. More on Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (FFAI) Presents at Wolfe Research Auto, Auto Tech and Semiconductor Conference 2026 - Slideshow Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (FFAI) Presents at NADA Show 2026 - Slideshow Faraday Future: Growth Plan Set Faraday Future gets Nasdaq notic...
Listen on the go! A daily podcast of Wall Street Breakfast will be available by 8:00 a.m. on Seeking Alpha , iTunes , Spotify . Getty Images Survey Monday Which sector will be the next winner in the ongoing Iran war and Operation Epic Fury? Click here to take the poll and don't forget to share your thoughts in the WSB comments section . Good morning! Here's the latest in trending: AI game: Meta's ...
Listen on the go! A daily podcast of Wall Street Breakfast will be available by 8:00 a.m. on Seeking Alpha , iTunes , Spotify . Getty Images Survey Monday Which sector will be the next winner in the ongoing Iran war and Operation Epic Fury? Click here to take the poll and don't forget to share your thoughts in the WSB comments section . Good morning! Here's the latest in trending: AI game: Meta's ( META ) Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly working on an artificial intelligence agent that will help him do his job . Terafab: Elon Musk has unveiled plans for a new semiconductor venture in Austin , but it could be the most 'Herculean task' ever . McRobot: A McDonald's ( MCD ) outlet in China has deployed humanoids to serve customers, collect used trays, and greet guests. Strategic assets Things are heating up in the Middle East, where the Iran war continues to reveal the capabilities of the Ayatollah regime. A dual ballistic missile strike fired toward Diego Garcia, located more than 2,500 miles away, brought European capitals into range of the Islamic Republic, while the Strait of Hormuz fell under blockade again, with threats to release floating mines directly from the coast. With the critical chokepoint still closed, President Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum on Saturday, vowing "the United States of America will hit and obliterate their various power plants," before pivoting the timeline to a "five-day period" based on "productive conversations." Upping the ante: In response, the Iranian regime has said the waterway would be completely shut down and will not be reopened until every damaged Iranian power plant is fully rebuilt. Any regional company with American shareholders or capital ties will also be considered a legitimate target , as well as all energy, information technology, and desalination infrastructure in the region. "Everything is ready for a great jihad with the aim of completely destroying all economic interests of America," according to a statement by the K...
Chinese drone giant DJI has filed a lawsuit against its crosstown rival Insta360 for alleged patent infringement, a move that was made public three days ahead of the launch of DJI’s first 360-degree drone, a niche pioneered by its smaller competitor. The lawsuit, filed recently with the Shenzhen Intermediate People’s Court in the southern tech hub where both companies are based, involved six paten...
Chinese drone giant DJI has filed a lawsuit against its crosstown rival Insta360 for alleged patent infringement, a move that was made public three days ahead of the launch of DJI’s first 360-degree drone, a niche pioneered by its smaller competitor. The lawsuit, filed recently with the Shenzhen Intermediate People’s Court in the southern tech hub where both companies are based, involved six patents covering critical technologies including drone flight control, structural design and image processing, according to reports by Chinese media on Monday. DJI claimed that some of the patents were based on inventions made by one or more former employees within one year of their departure from the company, according to reports from government-backed outlets including Jiemian and Securities Times. Advertisement Under China’s intellectual property laws, innovations created within one year of an employee’s retirement or departure – if related to their previous regular duties – are legally considered to have been created for the original organisation. Insta360 founder and CEO Liu Jingkang said on Weibo on Monday that, after an internal review of the concerned patents, “the available evidence indicates that these are all ideas and innovations generated within Insta360”. Advertisement DJI did not immediately responded to a request for comment on Monday. The Shenzhen court could not be reached for comment.
Tesla (TSLA) has spent years pushing the boundaries of autonomy, evolving from an EV pioneer into a full-fledged AI-driven ecosystem. Under Elon Musk, it is no longer just about cars—Full Self-Driving (FSD) and robotaxis now anchor a bigger vision where vehicles don’t just move but learn, adapt, and generate value over time. The idea is simple but bold—a world where most vehicles are autonomous, a...
Tesla (TSLA) has spent years pushing the boundaries of autonomy, evolving from an EV pioneer into a full-fledged AI-driven ecosystem. Under Elon Musk, it is no longer just about cars—Full Self-Driving (FSD) and robotaxis now anchor a bigger vision where vehicles don’t just move but learn, adapt, and generate value over time. The idea is simple but bold—a world where most vehicles are autonomous, and Tesla’s fleet becomes a revenue engine on wheels. That’s where Morgan Stanley analyst Andrew Percoco sees a “flywheel” forming—robotaxi miles improve FSD, which boosts demand, lifts margins, and feeds back into growth. Even with near-term cash burn, the long game could be powerful. Still, with TSLA stock down over 25% from its highs and struggling through 2026, are investors catching an early opportunity or stepping into something that still needs time to prove itself? About Tesla Stock Founded in 2003, Texas-based Tesla has become far more than just an electric vehicle (EV) maker. Under Elon Musk’s relentless vision, it fuses EVs, battery storage, solar energy, and early-stage robotics into a single, future-facing ecosystem. Operating across more than 30 countries in North America, Europe, and Asia, Tesla continues to shape the global conversation around clean mobility and next-generation infrastructure. Its market capitalization currently stands at around $1.43 trillion. Tesla’s stock journey from 2025 into early 2026 has been anything but smooth. It started the year under pressure, as slowing EV demand, tariff concerns, and constant headlines around Elon Musk weighed on investor sentiment. For months, TSLA mostly moved sideways, stuck in a narrow range with no clear direction. Then sentiment flipped almost suddenly. Musk reignited optimism after locking in a massive compensation package and making his first personal share purchase in five years, deploying nearly $1 billion. That move helped erase earlier losses quickly, and momentum began to rebuild. However, the rall...
ferrantraite/E+ via Getty Images Introduction After spending two days discussing in-depth market and economic developments, today is about more in-depth stock ideas again. As much as I dislike this market environment of daily changing headlines and macro risks, I love that the market is presenting us with new opportunities. That’s why I often joke that I have a win-win strategy. If my stocks fall,...
ferrantraite/E+ via Getty Images Introduction After spending two days discussing in-depth market and economic developments, today is about more in-depth stock ideas again. As much as I dislike this market environment of daily changing headlines and macro risks, I love that the market is presenting us with new opportunities. That’s why I often joke that I have a win-win strategy. If my stocks fall, I can buy more at better prices (I win). If my stocks rise, my net worth rises (I win). Needless to say, that only works if we pick the right stocks. Consistently buying more stock in a company that doesn’t have a bright future is a terrific way to destroy wealth. That’s why we need to put so much emphasis on quality, especially as I own just 15 stocks that account for nearly every penny of my liquid net worth (that’s how seriously I take this). Speaking of that portfolio, I’ve lost a lot of capital in recent weeks - on paper. That’s obviously because many of the gains in recent weeks have been reversed when the war in Iran triggered stagflation fears (rising inflation and falling growth expectations). Over the past four weeks, energy is the only sector that’s up (+8%). The S&P 500 has fallen by roughly 6%, with underperformance in areas like materials, industrials, consumer, real estate, and financials. State Street Year-to-date, the S&P 500 is down 5%. Luckily, I’m still outperforming, as I am up 18% since the start of this year (see below). That’s 23 points above the S&P 500 return, but 10 points below the peak. It hurts, but it is what it is. Yahoo Finance (Leo’s Portfolio) With that said, I’m not worried at all. As I have written in recent days, I believe this (the Iran War) is not an event that will meaningfully derail my growth broadening thesis. It certainly has the potential to do that, which explains the stock market’s reaction, yet I think it’s a terrific buying opportunity. That’s why today, I’ll cover two of my biggest holdings that account for 25% of my portf...
Sinenkiy/iStock via Getty Images After seemingly teasing the market ahead of the weekend that he was considering “winding down” military operations, President Trump issued Iran an ultimatum that threatens to escalate the conflict. He issued a 48-hour ultimatum that appears to expire around 7:45 pm ET today that if the Strait of Hormuz is not open, Iranian power plants will be attacked. Iran has re...
Sinenkiy/iStock via Getty Images After seemingly teasing the market ahead of the weekend that he was considering “winding down” military operations, President Trump issued Iran an ultimatum that threatens to escalate the conflict. He issued a 48-hour ultimatum that appears to expire around 7:45 pm ET today that if the Strait of Hormuz is not open, Iranian power plants will be attacked. Iran has reportedly carried out fresh strikes across the region today. Equities and bonds have been pummeled. The dollar ( DXY ) is racing higher. Gold (and silver) is offering new respite. The possibility that we are on the verge of a significant escalation of the conflict will deter investors today. There is no appetite for risk. As we noted when the war began, if this is World War Three, the market wants dollars. Prices G10 • The euro chopped lower ahead of the weekend. It had pushed above $1.16 after last Thursday’s ECB meeting. Although it remains within last Thursday’s range (~$1.1445-$1.1615), it has been pushed below $1.15 in Europe and looks poised to test the lower end. Options for around 2.55 bln euro struck at $1.15 expire tomorrow, and another stack for around the same amount expires Wednesday. The low since last August was set earlier this month near $1.1410. • The market has not given up on the JPY160 hurdle, and the disruption from the war and the jump in US rates may give the short-term participants the incentive to overcome it. It is bumping against the JPY159.65 area in the European morning. We suspect there will be some profit-taking after it is broken and look for the JPY160.40 area to cap it. • A sharp rise in rates after the Bank of England meeting seemed to help lift sterling last Thursday to about $1.3465. It settled above the 20-day moving average for the first time since mid-February. Yet, the continued rise in rates ahead of the weekend did not aid sterling, which was pushed back to $1.3300. It has been sold for about $1.3260 so far today. After being turne...