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SeaWorld Entertainment (SEAS) looks on pace to beat Q2 and full-year sales and profit targets, according to Deutsche Bank.

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Goldman: "The World Is On The Brink Of A Rather Severe Recession" Goldman, which like Morgan Stanley and unlike Nomura and Deutsche Bank, refuses to make a recession its base case (but is quick to make it very clear that in case of recession the S&P will drop to 3,150), has looked back at all the 77 recessions across the globe since 1961 to provide context around the current economic environment in a report titled "Revisiting Recession Facts" ( available to pro subs ). The report''s bottom-line according to Goldman''s Chris Hussey: some of what we are seeing today -- economic overheating and large increases in rates -- suggests that the world could be on the brink of a rather severe recession ." That said, the bank highlights several other aspects of the current environment which provide a buffer against a notable turndown in activity. And for once we agree with Goldman, according to which the key thing to watch is the "fiscal and monetary response to a downturn." And since Democrats will lose Congress this November and there will be no new fiscal stimulus until 2025 at the earliest, we would add that the only thing to watch is the monetary response, i.e., when the Fed will i) cut rates back to zero, ii) resume QE and/or iii) cut rates negative.

Buying Vodafone (VOD) marks one of the latest short-term catalyst calls from Deutsche Bank, looking for a safe harbor in a "difficult" market

While the major indexes have distanced themselves from their mid-June lows, one sector has not: the financials and more specifically the big banks. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM ) and Bank Of America Corp (NYSE: BAC ) made new lows for the recent slide on Tuesday. What is concerning is that in theory banks are supposed to move higher in a rising interest rate environment . It is not only the U.S. banks that are in the gutter, but the European ones as well. One of those banks is the PreMarket Prep Stock of the Day, Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE: DB ). Deutsche Bank Cut In Half: On Feb. 10, shortly before Russia started the war in Ukraine, Deutsche Bank peaked at $16.70.The stock … Full story available on Benzinga.com

On Wednesday, 193 stocks hit new 52-week lows. Significant Points From Today''s 52-Week Lows: The largest company by market cap to set a new 52-week low was Shell (NYSE: SHEL ) . Grom Social Enterprises (NASDAQ: GROM ) was the smallest firm on a market cap basis to set a new 52-week low. Kornit Digital (NASDAQ: KRNT ) ''s stock traded down the lowest, falling 30.17% to reach a new 52-week low. Sierra Metals (AMEX: SMTS ) shares rebounded the highest, with shares trading up 0.01%, bouncing back after reaching its new 52-week low. The following stocks achieved new 52-week lows on Wednesday: Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT ) shares moved down 2.08% on Wednesday to hit a new 52-week low of $169.72, drifting down 2.08%. Banco Santander (NYSE: SAN ) stock hit a new 52-week low of $2.56. The stock was down 4.63% on the session. Freeport-McMoRan (NYSE: FCX ) shares moved down 2.71% on Wednesday to hit a new 52-week low of $26.21, drifting down 2.71%. Eni (NYSE: E ) shares set a new 52-week low of $21.61.

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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK — Russian companies and global banks including BNY Mellon, Deutsche Bank, Citigroup and JPMorgan could profit if Moscow moves to de-list Russian companies’ depositary receipts from foreign exchanges, according to two people familiar with the matter. The potential windfall is due to the fees that bank issuers of depositary receipts can contractually charge […]

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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Russian companies and global banks including BNY Mellon, Deutsche Bank, Citigroup and JPMorgan could profit if Moscow moves to de-list Russian companies’ depositary receipts from foreign exchanges, according to two people familiar with the matter. The potential windfall is due to the fees that bank issuers of depositary receipts can contractually … Read More

WASHINGTON/NEW YORK — Russian companies and global banks including BNY Mellon, Deutsche Bank, Citigroup and JPMorgan could profit if Moscow moves to de-list Russian companies’ depositary receipts from foreign exchanges, according to two people familiar with the matter. The potential windfall is due to the fees that bank issuers of depositary receipts can contractually charge […]

Did CPI Just Peak? A lot has been said about today''s " extraordinary ", scorching CPI print which we discussed on at least two occasions ( here and here ), but the biggest outstanding question is whether today''s blowout print was the top (despite Jeff Gundlach predicting on his latest DoubleLine call that inflation may hit 10% ). Well, as we noted earlier, according to a number of Wall Street banks, today''s scorching number was indeed the peak of the inflation wave, and over the past few hours many more have joined them including Goldman… ... Deutsche Bank... ... and JPMorgan. So what''s behind these bold declarations? After all, the past year is littered with one after another wrong conclusion by Wall Street (and Fed) bankers that inflation was either transitory or couldn''t rise any higher. Is this time any different. Let''s take a look at the facts: First , there is the base effect, and indeed after March things tend to normalize due to the two-year anniversary of the post-covid collapse which troughed in March 2020 and has been ''renormalizing'' ever since.