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Barclays cuts United Airlines (UAL.O) PT to $160 from $175.
2026-09-11
Barclays cuts United Airlines (UAL.O) PT to $160 from $175.
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2026-09-11
Senator Warren has asked the U.S. National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) to explain how it oversees Wall Street firms’ influence on insurers and insurers’ bets in private credit. U.S. insurance regulation is primarily state‑based, wit
Senator Warren has asked the U.S. National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) to explain how it oversees Wall Street firms’ influence on insurers and insurers’ bets in private credit. U.S. insurance regulation is primarily state‑based, with the NAIC aggregating state commissioners and setting industry standards. Critics say the fragmented regime can tilt the balance toward insurers, enable forum‑shopping for lax jurisdictions and incentivize state officials to loosen rules to attract business and tax revenue. Federal authorities have not entirely exited oversight: Treasury Secretary Bessent met the NAIC earlier this year to discuss the industry’s private‑credit risk exposure.
2026-09-10
Oracle reports after the US close Thursday. Option-implied volatility prices a move of roughly 11%, above the last three-quarter post-earnings average of 9.5%. Shares are down about 17% YTD and more than 50% off the 52-week high, though the stock ral
Oracle reports after the US close Thursday. Option-implied volatility prices a move of roughly 11%, above the last three-quarter post-earnings average of 9.5%. Shares are down about 17% YTD and more than 50% off the 52-week high, though the stock rallied ~15% last week and has recovered since a July 52-week low. Call open interest materially exceeds puts ahead of the print, and call premiums are richer than puts at comparable strikes — an atypical skew suggesting investors are paying for upside exposure. Oracle surged 35% on an earnings-day move in September 2025. Strong results from Microsoft and Amazon have lifted expectations for AI investment returns and likely underpin optimism about Oracle’s AI infrastructure spending. Key question remains whether Oracle can sustain heavy AI infrastructure investment without materially worsening its financial position.
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