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ETMarkets Smart Talk | India expensive, Taiwan & Korea offer value: Nikhil Advani on global investingIndian equities face rich valuations, prompting investors to look globally. Nikhil Advani of LGT Wealth India highlights opportunities in e...- Bulls to return after March massacre? Elara sees limited downside for Nifty after 11% crash amid Iran-US warAfter an 11% March crash driven by the escalating Iran–US conflict, Elara Securities says the Nifty may have limited downside ahead. Histor...
- The Tehran trap: Iran has torched Trump's TACO playbookDonald Trump's strategy of escalating and then retreating has failed against Iran. Iran has absorbed initial shocks and escalated on its ow...
- Why Iran's $200 oil threat isn't that far-fetchedOil prices could surge further as the ongoing Iran war disrupts global supply, with fears that prices may spike to $200 a barrel despite Do...
- Oil at $100 again: Who's talking to oil, and who's oil listening to?Oil markets are increasingly swayed by geopolitical rhetoric and actions, with prices reacting more to Iran's threats and attacks than to U...
- Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq rise again as US stock markets 'celebrate' Trump tariff U-turn over GreenlandDow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq rise again as US stock markets 'celebrate' Trump tariff U-turn over Greenland after President Donald Trump withdrew...
- As Trump-Xi trade talks near, investors turn to history as a guideGlobal markets surged this week on hopes of a U.S.-China trade truce, with investors anticipating lower tariffs and Chinese concessions. Th...
- Rs 27,000 crore gone in 9 days! 3 reasons why FIIs are selling Indian stocks non-stopForeign investors have aggressively sold Indian stocks for nine consecutive days, withdrawing a staggering Rs 27,000 crore due to disappoin...
- TACO trade or duck for cover? How Sensex, Nifty traders should play Trump tariff tantrumFollowing Trump's tariff announcement, Indian traders are divided. Some are betting on Trump softening his stance, while others fear the im...
- US stock market futures today: Dow dips, Nasdaq climbs as Trump’s tariff delay jolts Tesla, lifts Palantir and UberUS stock market futures steadied Tuesday as Trump's tariff deadline delay gave investors hope for new global trade deals. The Dow Jones, S&...
- Trump keeps investors on edge while his deals may fall short of sweeping trade reformsDonald Trump's trade agenda faces uncertainty before the July 9 deadline. Agreements with major trading partners are expected. But deals ma...
- US stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq rise after Trump-Xi call sparks trade optimism — but investors urged to stay cautious amid jobs data, Tesla and Apple in focusUS Stock market today stayed mostly flat as Wall Street digested a phone call between President Trump and China’s Xi Jinping. Investors hop...
- TACO Trump: Jimmy Kimmel brutally trolls President on his show, asks 'How does it feel?'Wall Street insiders have coined the term 'TACO Trade' to describe President Trump's pattern of announcing aggressive tariffs and then reve...
- 'TACO trade' fumes Trump and he calls it a 'nasty question'. What does it mean?A new acronym is popping up on Wall Street to explain investors' reaction to President Trump's on-again, off-again tariffs: TACO. Donald Tr...
- What is TACO Trade? The term that angers Donald Trump every time it’s mentionedTACO trade, (Trump Always Chickens Out), is reportedly irritating US President Trump. This term highlights Trump's pattern of threatening s...
- Trump's TACO trade is no joke: How memes, markets and tariffs collideWall Street’s nickname for Donald Trump’s tariff flip-flops — TACO, short for "Trump Always Chickens Out" — drew a sharp reaction from the ...
- ‘Work-life balance’ debate: 10 stocks that provide the element of ‘balance’, with an upside potential up to 33%The “work-life balance” debate got the fillip with Gautam Adani joining in earlier this week. The fact is that, as the economy progresses, ...
- Flatbread Factor: Why rotis continue to be handmade in India when Mexican-variant tortillas are sold pre-madeThe main Indian flatbreads have remained stubbornly resistant to mechanisation.
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