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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.

Federal Reserve Poised to Hold Rates as Iran Oil Shock and Hot Inflation Data Delay Cuts

Federal Reserve Poised to Hold Rates as Iran Oil Shock and Hot Inflation Data Delay Cuts

Fed officials look set to hold rates steady Wednesday, with rising oil prices fueled by conflict with Iran and recent stronger inflation data complicating prospects for a rate cut this year. Brent crude has pushed past $108 a barrel—an uptick that could make policymakers more cautious about signaling future easing, a shift from their tone just weeks back.
18 March 2026
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GEICO Launches March Madness Trey McKenney Docuseries as New York Judge Keeps $2.7 Million Fraud Suit Alive

GEICO Launches March Madness Trey McKenney Docuseries as New York Judge Keeps $2.7 Million Fraud Suit Alive

GEICO is ramping up its March Madness campaign, rolling out a Paramount+ docuseries spotlighting Michigan freshman Trey McKenney. Almost in lockstep, a New York federal judge allowed most of GEICO’s $2.7 million no-fault billing racketeering and fraud case to proceed. The court decision and GEICO’s marketing blitz both arrived just as the NCAA tournament tipped off.
18 March 2026
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American Airlines Stock Wobbles After Q1 Revenue Boost as Fuel Costs Threaten AAL Rally

American Airlines Stock Wobbles After Q1 Revenue Boost as Fuel Costs Threaten AAL Rally

American Airlines Group shares edged down over 1% in premarket trading Wednesday, trimming some of the gains from Tuesday’s rally. Travel stocks took a hit after a hotter-than-expected U.S. producer-inflation report landed alongside another jump in oil prices. Just a day earlier, the carrier had said it now expects first-quarter revenue to climb more than 10% from last year, topping its previous guidance.
18 March 2026
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SoFi Stock Price Slips After Muddy Waters Report as CEO Anthony Noto Buys More Shares

SoFi Stock Price Slips After Muddy Waters Report as CEO Anthony Noto Buys More Shares

SoFi Technologies slipped in premarket trade on Wednesday, following news that Muddy Waters had taken a short position. The company responded, threatening potential legal action, saying Muddy Waters’ report was misleading. Shares last traded at $17.37, off 24 cents from the previous close. On Tuesday, when the short-seller’s report landed, the stock dropped as much as 6.5%.
18 March 2026
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Mortgage Rates Rise Again as Spring Housing Market Starts, Threatening U.S. and California Home Sales

Mortgage Rates Rise Again as Spring Housing Market Starts, Threatening U.S. and California Home Sales

Mortgage rates in the U.S. are back on the rise, erasing last month’s brief dip below 6% and casting a shadow over the early spring homebuying window. On Tuesday, Mortgage News Daily pegged the 30-year fixed benchmark at 6.29%, ticking up after breaking above 6.40% last week. Freddie Mac’s survey, meanwhile, landed at 6.11% for the week ending March 12.
18 March 2026
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SoFi Stock Falls After Muddy Waters Short Report as CEO Anthony Noto Buys More Shares

SoFi Stock Falls After Muddy Waters Short Report as CEO Anthony Noto Buys More Shares

SoFi Technologies shares dropped Tuesday after Muddy Waters Research revealed it’s shorting the online lender, accusing the company of misstating its debt, downplaying credit losses, and inflating profits. Shares ended the day off 1.3%, paring earlier losses that topped 4%. After hours, the stock ticked up nearly 1% following CEO Anthony Noto’s purchase of about $500,000 worth of shares.
18 March 2026
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  • Holley (HLLY) pulls redeemable warrants from NYSE
    July 16, 2026, 1:27 PM EDT. Holley Inc. (NYSE: HLLY) has taken its redeemable warrants off the New York Stock Exchange. The warrants, which let holders buy one common share at $11.50, are delisted after Holley filed Form 25 with the SEC under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. NYSE said all requirements for delisting were met. This move affects just the redeemable warrants; Holley's common shares remain listed.
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