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Charting the global economy: US spending rises, weather loomsUS consumer spending remains robust despite rising prices, though new home sales dipped. President Trump is scrutinizing gasoline costs. Eu...- AI bubble debate gets real as chip stocks rallyChipmaker stocks are soaring, leading to a debate about an artificial intelligence bubble. Demand for AI data center chips is driving price...
- Indices tank 1% after Fitch spoils mood on StreetFitch cited fiscal deterioration over the next three years and a decline in governance standards as reasons for the downgrade.
- ECB must step up efforts to 'green' monetary policy, Schnabel saysThe central bank was meant to tilt its corporate bond holdings towards greener assets via fresh purchases but bond buys have now been stopp...
- World faces fiscal problems much worse than Covid, says OECDAccording to its long-term scenario, a deceleration in large emerging economies, demographic change and slowing productivity gains will dra...
- From peak of Rs 56,000 in August, gold plunges to near Rs 43,000The slide in gold rates here came due to a sharp drop in its price in the international markets, which fell below the $1,700-per-ounce (Oz)...
- Tata Steel stock tanks as SSAB ends talks for sale of IJmuiden millThis is the second time that Tata Steel’s efforts to sell parts of its Europe business have failed.
- Deutsche Bank: Global GDP expected to return to pre-coronavirus levels in mid-2021"As Q3 draws toward a close, we estimate that the level of global GDP is about half way back to its pre-virus level, and we now see that jo...
- Another source of much-needed cash dries up for Indian firmsLocal firms have secured $1.4 billion from offshore loans since April 1.
- View: What makes world economy particularly susceptible to this virus crisisThe longer the pandemic lasts, the greater the risk that the downturn morphs into a crisis.
- Six terms that will define the upcoming BudgetThe overarching picture for the finance minister is still of an economy desperate for its next booster shot.
- World’s biggest money manager to add Indian bonds after selloffYields have surged more than 30 basis points in the past two months.
- Crude shock could end bond party as benchmark yield hits a 6 month highSurging oil prices have fanned speculation that the benchmark yield could rise above 7 per cent.
- Economic Survey in charts: All about your money, jobs & growthWe captured the India, as presented in the Economic Survey, and everything about your money, jobs and growth in a more colourful and contex...
- Raghuram Rajan reiterates the need to free PSU bank boards“Too much coaching by central authorities will lead to sameness in public sector banks that successive Gyan Sangams have criticized.”
- Telcos like Airtel and others bidding for spectrum will have to bear higher costs and debt: Moody'sTelecos that bid Rs 1,09,784 crore to retain and enhance their spectrum holdings will have to bear higher costs and debt, Moody’s Investors...
- Telcos may hike mobile rates to recover spectrum cost: Moody'sGovernment received total payment commitment of Rs 1,09,874.91 crore from seven leading telecom operators in spectrum auction which ended o...
- Costly auction to spike telecom operators' debtThe higher costs to service the debt may have a significant impact on the profit of companies.
- Supreme Industries, rallies on steady growth and prudent expansionWhat helped the mid-cap company was its strategy to add capacities in diverse locations while prudently controlling the working capital.
- Germany says no rift with IMF on austerity planGermany's FM sought to quell speculation of a rift with the IMF over austerity cuts for debt-riddled eurozone members.
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