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Lionheart Capital is close to finalizing a deal to acquire a Venezuelan oil field worth approximately $400 million.
2026-07-20
Lionheart Capital is close to finalizing a deal to acquire a Venezuelan oil field worth approximately $400 million.
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2026-07-21
South Korea's KOSPI closed up 3.6% at 6,747.95 on Tuesday, after a liquidation-driven selloff that erased 10.5% over the prior two sessions began to ease. The index was up as much as 4.9% intraday but remains in bear-market territory, about 25% below
South Korea's KOSPI closed up 3.6% at 6,747.95 on Tuesday, after a liquidation-driven selloff that erased 10.5% over the prior two sessions began to ease. The index was up as much as 4.9% intraday but remains in bear-market territory, about 25% below its June 22 record close. Regulators have moved to curb leveraged financing products, refocusing attention on fundamentals: continued AI-driven demand and a still-firm earnings outlook for memory-chip makers. JP Morgan maintained an overweight on Korea in regional allocations with a 12-month target of 12,500, saying the market should be able to stand the shock from position liquidations and resume positive momentum.
2026-07-21
Shipping data show traffic through the Strait of Hormuz declined at the start of the week after a new round of reciprocal strikes raised between the US and Iran caution. Kpler recorded four commodity vessels on Monday versus seven the previous day, m
Shipping data show traffic through the Strait of Hormuz declined at the start of the week after a new round of reciprocal strikes raised between the US and Iran caution. Kpler recorded four commodity vessels on Monday versus seven the previous day, mainly on routes near Iran. Two vessels transited outbound — one carrying petrochemical cargo, one in ballast — and two transited inbound — an asphalt carrier and a tanker. No VLCCs or LNG carriers were observed passing the strait on Monday.
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