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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.

Coeur Mining Stock Near $18 After New Gold Deal, $750 Million Buyback and First Dividend

Coeur Mining Stock Near $18 After New Gold Deal, $750 Million Buyback and First Dividend

Coeur Mining was trading close to $18 early Tuesday, sticking near Monday’s finish after wrapping up its New Gold deal. The company raised its 2026 production targets, announced a $750 million buyback, and rolled out its first-ever cash dividend policy. Shares ended Monday at $17.89, up 1.2% from Friday’s $17.67, and hovered around $17.9 in early indications Tuesday.
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Trump’s Iran Talks Post Sparks Wall Street Rally as $580 Million Oil Bets Raise Fresh Questions

Trump’s Iran Talks Post Sparks Wall Street Rally as $580 Million Oil Bets Raise Fresh Questions

Minutes before President Donald Trump declared the U.S. had engaged in “productive” talks with Iran, a flurry of oddly timed wagers hit oil and stock-index futures. The news set off a relief rally that wiped more than 10% off crude prices and pushed Wall Street sharply higher on Monday. But by Tuesday morning, the mood was already shifting—oil bounced back above $100 as investors digested Tehran’s denial that any talks had actually occurred.
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Gold Price Today: Bullion Steadies Near $4,400 After Monday’s Violent Selloff

Gold Price Today: Bullion Steadies Near $4,400 After Monday’s Violent Selloff

Gold hovered just below $4,400 an ounce on Tuesday, still feeling the sting of Monday’s steep drop — one of the biggest turnarounds in years. Traders found themselves squeezed between haven buying fueled by war and a growing worry that surging energy prices could prevent any relief on interest rates. Spot gold eased 0.2% to $4,396.74 as of 0820 GMT, after plunging over 8% the previous session before managing to pare some of those losses.
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Molecure Starts Share Sale, KRUK Buys €278 Million Italian Debt as Korab Flags 2020 Mining Objection

Molecure Starts Share Sale, KRUK Buys €278 Million Italian Debt as Korab Flags 2020 Mining Objection

Molecure set out Tuesday to sell up to 4.12 million Series K shares, with two existing shareholders planning to offload as many as 2 million shares as part of the deal. The biotech, based in Warsaw, is seeking fresh capital with key clinical milestones on the horizon later this year. In Italy, KRUK signed on to buy as much as €278 million in unsecured retail receivables. Korab Resources, for its part, pointed investors again to its objection over a mining licence from December 2020.
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Oil Prices Jump Back Above $100 After Iran Rejects Trump Talks Claim

Oil Prices Jump Back Above $100 After Iran Rejects Trump Talks Claim

Oil jumped on Tuesday, with Brent crude snapping back above $100 a barrel as Iran shot down reports of talks with the U.S.—triggering a reversal from the relief rally sparked by President Donald Trump just a day prior. By 0858 GMT, Brent was up $1.25 at $101.19. U.S. West Texas Intermediate added $2.15, reaching $90.28.
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  • Xero, Lynas Rare Earths Slip Under Fair Value on ASX
    July 16, 2026, 8:03 AM EDT. Xero (ASX:XRO)</b) is trading under its discounted cash flow fair value even after net margins fell to 6.1% on NZ$2.75 billion in revenue. The stock's P/E remains high as investors look for more growth, but there are still questions around execution. Lynas Rare Earths (ASX:LYC) is also below intrinsic value. The Australian rare earth miner, key in EV and renewable energy supply chains, delivered 62% earnings growth year-on-year and posted a net margin of 11.5%. Both stocks show cash flow-focused investors are still finding options despite inflation and a volatile market.
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