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Quotes of British author C.S. Lewis: ‘There is no uncreated being except God, God has…’ Lewis argues evil does not stand on same level as divine powerQuote of the Day: British author C.S. Lewis, known for "The Chronicles of Narnia," explored faith and the nature of good and evil. His writ...- Quote of the Day by pastor Timothy Keller: ‘In any relationship, there will be frightening spells…’ - What 'The Meaning of Marriage' author’s powerful relationship advice revels for those who decides to loveQuote of the Day by pastor Timothy Keller suggests that love is more than just a feeling. His words also highlight that relationships face ...
- Trump’s war cry spooks D-Street investors again, weighs on rupeeIndian stock markets are expected to fall further this week. The rupee is also likely to decline. Elevated crude oil prices are keeping inv...
- Dollar faces crunch week for US rates, yen holds gainsThe currency market showed caution as the dollar started the week modestly. Key events like the upcoming U.S. rate cuts, the Bank of Japan'...
- Asian shares steady, dollar firm before jobs testFutures are 100% priced for a cut of 25 basis points on Sept. 18, and imply a 33% probability of 50 basis points. They also have 100 basis ...
- Asia shares, gold underpinned by rate cut hopesAsian stocks paused after their best week in nine months, bolstered by hopes of a U.S. recession being avoided and cooling inflation signal...
- Asia stocks stumble, China skips on rate cutChina reports economic growth data for the fourth quarter and a slew of monthly figures on Wednesday, and investors have become used to bei...
- US actor Christian Oliver and his 2 daughters died in a plane crash in the Caribbean, police sayThe tragic plane crash in the Caribbean claimed the lives of US actor Christian Oliver, his daughters Annik, 12, and Madita, 10, along with...
- Climate change will speed up inflation in next decade, says ECBWarmer temperatures will boost annual food inflation by between 0.92 and a hefty 3.23 percentage points, the research paper found. While th...
- Markets cannot be shielded from US Fed's predicamentIn the past week, the debate in financial markets has been whether the Fed would give precedence to the mess in the US banking industry or ...
- Hot US data could cool off local marketsThe hot labour market in September means the US Federal Reserve might continue with its aggressive tightening to rein in inflation, giving ...
- Volatility in global markets, Fed's hawkish tone to weigh on Dalal Street"As central banks' normalisation efforts have to catch up with deteriorating expectations, financial conditions are tightening sharply, sug...
- Indian indices could build on relief rally but concerns remainThe mood is far from optimistic however with Russia continuing its attacks over the weekend, besides which elevated oil prices are expected...
- Indices tumble, rupee slides as Omicron cases riseIndian equities slumped and the rupee extended its slide on Monday as sentiment took a further beating after the country's tally of people ...
- Asia shares cautious as US futures ease; all eyes on Biden planOptimism about the US economy has been helped by the vaccination rollout with some 143 million shots given to almost 94 million people, far...
- Asian shares make guarded gains as bond yields, resources spike"Yield curves have continued to steepen, as COVID infection rates decline further, reopening plans are discussed and a large U.S. fiscal st...
- Sensex tanks 1,050 points on disappointing govt stimulus, US-China trade tensionsRising tensions between the US and China also hit sentiments back home.
- Asia shares follow S&P 500 higher, oil and gold jumpMSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan still edged up 0.4%. Japan's Nikkei rose 0.6% and Chinese blue chips 0.3%.
- Goldman, JPMorgan predict the worst may be over for the global economyGauges of production and new orders both rose, though export growth slowed.
- Greece may keep Dalal Street on tenterhooks this week, volatility likely till July 5 referendumAnalysts said the stock market could witness a selloff after Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras called a referendum on July 5.
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