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Gift Nifty hints at muted start for D-Street; key trading cues for todayIndian benchmark indices experienced a sharp sell-off on June 8, influenced by global market weakness, escalating geopolitical tensions, an...- Global Markets Watch: Tumbling tech darlings slam brakes on AI rallyAsian stocks experienced a significant plunge as investors exited AI-linked shares amid concerns of an overheated market. Disappointing out...
- Muted opening likely as GIFT Nifty indicates a negative start for D-StNifty resumed its downward trend, falling on Wednesday due to geopolitical tensions in West Asia and elevated crude oil prices. Persistent ...
- Dalal Street set for cautious opening as GIFT Nifty trades lowerIndian stocks saw a slight recovery on Tuesday. The Nifty index rose by 0.4%. Analysts expect the market to trade within a range due to glo...
- India's shock absorbers are not workingIndia's external sector faces unprecedented pressure. Shock absorbers that previously aided recovery have weakened simultaneously. This inc...
- Dollar firms as oil climbs, bond rout saps risk appetiteThe dollar strengthened globally on Monday, fueled by rising oil prices due to Middle East tensions and a bond market selloff that dampened...
- Dollar eases as US-Iran deal hopes grow, yen driftsThe US dollar weakened against major currencies on Wednesday. This happened after the United States indicated it is close to an agreement w...
- Dalal Street poised for strong start as GIFT Nifty hints at robust gap-up openingIndian stock markets faced pressure due to firm crude oil prices. The Nifty index remained below a key technical level for eight days, sign...
- Bullish start likely for Dalal Street as GIFT Nifty advances 100 pointsIndian markets opened weak on Thursday, experiencing a partial recovery but remaining in the red. Persistent FII outflows, a weak rupee, an...
- Global Market | Bank of Japan signals vigilance on Yen weakness, keeps door open for rate hikesThe Bank of Japan monitors yen weakness closely, with Governor Kazuo Ueda highlighting its impact on import costs and inflation. While shor...
- Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing books 34% jump in quarterly profit, hikes annual forecastUniqlo's parent company, Fast Retailing, reported a significant 34% surge in first-quarter operating profit. This growth was fueled by robu...
- Dollar continues recovery from selloff, yen watched for interventionMany economists and analysts expect the U.S. economy to slow in the fourth quarter, which makes further rate hikes less likely and will den...
- Yen recovery continues on lower U.S. yields; markets on edge over PelosiWong, who said this repricing of expectations for Fed rate hikes was probably overdone, added that somewhat lower energy prices were also h...
- Japanese stocks see biggest weekly foreign outflow in eight weeksForeigners sold stocks worth a net 653.87 billion yen in the week to Nov. 26, their largest weekly net selling since Oct. 1, data from Japa...
- Nikkei rises to fresh 3-month high on recovery hopes, weaker yenThe benchmark Nikkei average ended up 0.4% at 22,695.74 points, its highest close since Feb. 21.
- Bank of Japan reverts to zero rates in surprise moveThe BOJ is not the only central bank under pressure to do more to support an economy that is showing signs of faltering.
- Japan's export growth slows for sixth monthJapan's export growth slowed for the sixth consecutive month in August as a strong yen and cooling global demand rattled an already fragile...
- US gains against euro, drops versus yenThe dollar extended gains against the euro and dropped against the yen amid a sustained negative mood over recovery of US economy.
- Dollar under pressure against yen in AsiaThe dollar was under pressure against the yen in Asian trade Monday as investors closely watched for possible steps Japanese authorities ma...
- Nissan narrows Q4 loss, returns to profit in FY10Car maker Nissan Motor Company on Wednesday said that its net loss has narrowed to 11.6 billion yen (USD 125 mn) in the first three months ...
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