Shan Ahmed Khan

Shan Ahmed Khan is a senior markets reporter at TS2.tech, specializing in stocks, technology and macroeconomic trends. A graduate of the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), he previously worked in investment research and market analysis. His coverage helps readers understand the key developments influencing global financial markets and emerging industries.

Trump’s Iran deadline and Aldar’s $1bn Apollo notes: Week ahead on Abu Dhabi’s ADX

Trump’s Iran deadline and Aldar’s $1bn Apollo notes: Week ahead on Abu Dhabi’s ADX

Abu Dhabi’s main index slipped 0.3% Friday as traders digested fresh U.S.-Iran tensions—President Donald Trump set Tehran a 10–15 day deadline for nuclear talks. Aldar Properties dropped 2.6%, Agility Global was down 1.4%. Invictus Investment gained 1.6% on the back of its profit update. Dubai’s benchmark closed 0.3% lower as well. Brent crude eased 0.4% to finish at $71.38 a barrel.
22 February 2026
Qatar Stock Exchange week ahead: FTSE reshuffle, Aamal deal talks and an index cap in focus

Qatar Stock Exchange week ahead: FTSE reshuffle, Aamal deal talks and an index cap in focus

Qatar’s stock market edged lower Sunday, with investors reacting to headlines about an upcoming index review and a new corporate deal on the radar ahead of a week filled with possible benchmark changes. By mid-morning, the QE Index had dropped 0.4% to 11,182. QLM and Al Meera each climbed roughly 3%, but Qatar Oman Investment and QNB landed among the session’s steepest fallers.
22 February 2026
Bursa Malaysia Week Ahead: FBM KLCI eyes 1,770 as earnings season tightens the focus

Bursa Malaysia Week Ahead: FBM KLCI eyes 1,770 as earnings season tightens the focus

The FBM KLCI could notch higher over the coming week, with a few strategists eyeing a potential challenge of 1,770 as the earnings calendar ramps up. Mohd Sedek Jantan of IPPFA called the looming results a “critical barometer” for gauging earnings strength at the index level. Still, Thong Pak Leng at Rakuten Trade cautioned that fresh profit-taking could crop up after the benchmark’s recent climb.
What to watch in Singapore stocks this week: One Raffles Place, CPI and earnings on the SGX radar

What to watch in Singapore stocks this week: One Raffles Place, CPI and earnings on the SGX radar

OUE Real Estate Investment Trust and United Overseas Bank are gauging buyer appetite for One Raffles Place, a central office-and-retail property tipped to fetch between S$2.3 billion and S$2.4 billion. The move brings Singapore REITs back into focus as the SGX gears up for Monday. OUE REIT units notched a 4.2% gain to close at S$0.37 on Friday. United Overseas Bank finished the week at S$38.60, slipping 0.2%.
3 triggers for BSE Sensex this week: oil, rupee and a new GDP series

3 triggers for BSE Sensex this week: oil, rupee and a new GDP series

Stocks in Mumbai opened again on Monday, with traders eyeing oil and geopolitics after benchmarks eked out only small gains last week. On Friday, the Nifty 50 closed up 0.46% and the BSE Sensex added 0.38%. That puts the week’s moves at just 0.4% for the Nifty and 0.2% for the Sensex. “PSU banks have been beating expectations while private sector banks have been lagging,” said Suresh Ganapathy, managing director and head of financial services research at Macquarie Capital.
22 February 2026
TSX Week Ahead: Toronto Stock Exchange record close faces bank earnings rush and Canada GDP test

TSX Week Ahead: Toronto Stock Exchange record close faces bank earnings rush and Canada GDP test

Canada’s main stock index hit a fresh record Friday, financials and metal miners leading gains after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s tariffs. The S&P/TSX Composite advanced 222.53 points, or 0.7%, to close at 33,817.51. Materials climbed 1.7%, while financials added 0.9%. “That’s a crack in the armor… There are limits to what Trump can do,” said Colin Cieszynski, chief market strategist at SIA Wealth Management.
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  • Nu Holdings (NU) Q1 2026 Revenue Surges 42%, Shares Seen 38% Below Fair Value
    July 27, 2026, 3:35 AM EDT. Nu Holdings (NYSE:NU) posted a 42% increase in revenue year-over-year and reached 135 million customers for Q1 2026. The stock trades at $14.09, having climbed 6.99% over the past month but falling 17.21% over the year. Analysts rate the shares as 38% undervalued, with a fair value estimation of $22.74, citing ambitious reinvestment, rapid growth in Latin America, and possible US entry.