Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam: The Conclusion is approaching ₹400 crore worldwide, with estimated India net collections of ₹245.50 crore in its first week and a worldwide gross...
India’s markets face a crucial week as the RBI policy decision and TCS earnings approach, while rupee weakness and global pressures weigh on the Nifty.
GM, Ford and Stellantis could see their combined U.S. market share fall to around 36%, highlighting growing pressure on Detroit’s biggest automakers.
Synaptics shares jumped 14% after a chip supplier announced a $5.7 billion all-cash deal to acquire the company.
Nike plunges 10% as China weakness, a weaker revenue outlook, job cuts and a global business shake-up weigh on investor sentiment.
AI and chip leaders are supporting the major indexes, while higher yields and oil prices keep pressure on cyclical stocks ahead of Q3 earnings.
Weak US job growth has fueled expectations that the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates on hold as the labor market shows signs of cooling.
Higher oil prices have fueled inflation concerns, but fresh jobs data has sharply reduced expectations of another Fed rate hike this month to 14%.
A five-week global bond rout pushes US Treasury yields to more than two-decade highs, raising concerns about higher borrowing costs and pressure on stocks.
More Gulf supplies and proposed EU and G7 emergency stock releases are putting downward pressure on the oil market as governments move to bolster fuel availability.
