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- ETMarkets Smart Talk | India’s next growth leaders? Bajaj Alts’ Jitendra Gohil bets on electronics, solar, defenceHe also sees opportunities in defence, shipbuilding, infrastructure and aerospace, though he cautions investors about demanding valuations.
- Japan’s yen lesson for India: Don’t fight the currency marketIndia should focus on economic fundamentals and allow the rupee to be largely market-driven. The RBI has some flexibility during a financia...
- Gold pulled India back from the edge of crisis 35 years agoThirty-five years after India pledged 67 tonnes of gold to avert a balance of payments crisis, the episode remains one of the defining mome...
- Bata India Q1 Results: Profit jumps 23% to Rs 64 crore on operational efficiencyBata India has reported a remarkable twenty-three percent increase in profits for the June quarter, thanks to effective operational efficie...
- US defends dollar as yen weakness threatens global currency orderThe US treasury has stepped in to bolster the Japanese yen and several other currencies, signaling a potential decline of the dollar and hi...
- US imposes new 50% tariffs on a wide range of Canadian productsThe United States is imposing a 50% tariff on many Canadian goods. This follows Canada's alleged discriminatory treatment of American cars ...
- Till India's debt market do us partThe Indian capital markets are undergoing a transformation with an increase in overseas debt and equity investments, fostering greater stru...
- Airtel Africa reports $31 mn net profit in Q1FY25 on lower finance costsBharti Airtel's Africa business reported a modest $31 million net profit in Q1 compared to a $151 million net loss a year ago, due to a sha...
- A million to 1: Venezuela's currency losing 6 zerosVenezuela's central bank on Thursday announced the change to the bolivar will go into effect October 1. The new 100 bolivar bill will be th...
- China says it won't devalue currency to bolster exportsThe Chinese Foreign Ministry also said that threats and intimidation on trade would never work on China, after U.S. President Donald Trump ...
- What next for Pakistan after second currency devaluation?The central bank has been running down its reserves to defend the currency, which has been largely pegged against the dollar.
- Strong Q1 earnings; capex plan is roughly 150 crores for this year: Nilesh Panpaliya, CFO, Solar IndustriesNilesh Panpaliya, CFO, Solar Industries says we had fairly good quarter. The first quarter for the year and definitely as our revenues come...
- Need to avoid beggar-thy-neighbour policies: Raghuram RajanRajan has said there is need to avoid beggar-thy-neighbour policies & sustained exchange-rate intervention that induce capital outflows.
- Government keeping close watch on dumping: Nirmala SitharamanShe, however, added that cheaper imports could also help exporters as they would have access to raw material at competitive prices.
- Market forces should determine rupee value, says Jayant Sinha"The currency rate is set by market forces and our job, mainly RBI's job, is that it finds its level in a stable order," he told PTI in an ...
- Currency devaluation by export-led strategy boosts domestic production'The reasons lie in the anticipated effects of devaluation.When a country devalues its currency, it effectively makes its exports cheaper f...
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