Khadija Saeed

Khadija Saeed

Khadija Saeed is a financial markets reporter at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, technology and emerging industries. She studied economics and finance at the London School of Economics and previously worked in market research before moving into financial journalism. Her coverage focuses on the companies, innovations and economic trends influencing global investors. Follow Khadija Saeed on Google News.

Oil Prices Today: Brent, WTI Swing Around $100 as Iran War End Hopes Meet Supply Fears

Oil Prices Today: Brent, WTI Swing Around $100 as Iran War End Hopes Meet Supply Fears

Oil prices bounced around the $100 mark Wednesday after President Donald Trump suggested the U.S.-Israeli offensive against Iran might wrap up in a matter of weeks. Hopes for a quick resolution faded, however, as traders reconsidered their bets with Gulf supply disruptions and shipping issues still unsettled. Brent crude for June delivery slipped 1% to $102.91 a barrel as of 1106 GMT, having earlier dropped to $98.35. U.S. crude, or WTI, lost 1.4%, trading at $99.94 after dipping to $96.50. Both benchmarks are still up roughly 60% from where they started when fighting broke out on Feb. 28.
1 April 2026
Snap stock surges after activist Irenic pushes AI reset, buybacks and Specs overhaul

Snap stock surges after activist Irenic pushes AI reset, buybacks and Specs overhaul

Snap Inc. shares surged Tuesday, climbing around 14% to $4.60, after Irenic Capital Management disclosed a roughly 2.5% economic stake—via shares and derivatives—in the social-media company’s Class A stock. The activist fund pressed CEO Evan Spiegel to rein in spending, refine Snap’s approach to artificial intelligence, and reconsider the Specs smart-glasses division.
Dow Jumps 1,100 Points on Iran Exit Hopes, but Wall Street Still Closes Its Worst Quarter Since 2022

Dow Jumps 1,100 Points on Iran Exit Hopes, but Wall Street Still Closes Its Worst Quarter Since 2022

U.S. stock futures edged higher early Wednesday, coming off Wall Street’s strongest single-day rally in almost a year. Investors latched onto President Donald Trump’s comment that the U.S. might be able to wind down the Iran war in two to three weeks. Dow and S&P 500 futures climbed about 0.5%, while Nasdaq 100 futures were up around 0.7%, according to Reuters.
Fidelity to Close Eight Canada Funds as Freedom 2045, 2015 Beat Benchmarks in Q4

Fidelity to Close Eight Canada Funds as Freedom 2045, 2015 Beat Benchmarks in Q4

Fidelity Investments Canada ULC plans to wind down eight funds, part of an effort to trim its roster, the firm said Tuesday. Quarterly reports out this week also showed Fidelity’s Freedom 2045 and 2015 retirement funds outperformed their composite benchmarks late in 2025. The Canadian funds on the chopping block have already stopped accepting new investors; most closures are set for around July 24.
Nu Holdings (NU) Faces New Brazil Rival as TikTok Seeks Payments, Credit Licenses

Nu Holdings (NU) Faces New Brazil Rival as TikTok Seeks Payments, Credit Licenses

Nu Holdings Ltd, which owns Nubank, could be staring down fresh competition in Brazil: TikTok is seeking approval from the central bank to roll out payments and credit services. According to two sources familiar with the matter, ByteDance’s social media giant has filed for licenses that would allow it to operate prepaid accounts and extend its own credit—eyeing a market where Nubank has already made app-driven banking mainstream.
1 April 2026
RH Stock Tumbles After Revenue Miss, Weak Q1 Outlook Clouds Luxury Expansion Push

RH Stock Tumbles After Revenue Miss, Weak Q1 Outlook Clouds Luxury Expansion Push

After the closing bell Tuesday, RH shares slid as the luxury home goods retailer posted disappointing fourth-quarter numbers. Revenue landed at $842.6 million, missing Wall Street’s $873.5 million call, and adjusted earnings per share came in at $1.53, also short of the $2.24 analysts wanted. RH also warned investors that sales will decline again in the current quarter.
Natural Gas Price Today: European Gas Slips on Profit-Taking as EU Weighs New Crisis Measures

Natural Gas Price Today: European Gas Slips on Profit-Taking as EU Weighs New Crisis Measures

European natural gas prices dropped early Tuesday, with the Dutch front-month TTF contract—Europe’s flagship wholesale gas price—off 2.5% at 53.55 euros per megawatt hour as of 09:03 GMT. Some traders locked in profits after the recent rally and reacted to flickers of de-escalation in the Middle East. The catalyst: a Wall Street Journal piece saying Donald Trump was open to ending action against Iran even if the Strait of Hormuz remained mostly shut, though Reuters couldn’t confirm the story.
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