Where Is Hip-Hop At The 2026 MTV VMAs?
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Economy
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Two years on, Indian equities remain stuck in a grind
Since September 2024, Indian equities have experienced a challenging market phase with mixed returns. The Nifty and Sensex have seen significant declines, while small and mid-cap stocks have performed relatively well. Despite the difficulties, some valuation froth has been removed from the market, presenting potential buying opportunities. Global investors are showing interest but lack concrete…
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Rupee’s likely to slip despite RBI push for stability
The rupee could decline to 96-97 per dollar by the end of FY27 due to several factors. Persistent outflows from Indian financial assets and elevated crude oil prices create additional pressure. Although the Reserve Bank of India argues for potential stabilization, economists remain skeptical of this outlook. Recent foreign exchange actions indicate ongoing depreciation pressures…
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Emerging market investors shun riskiest bonds as US yields soar
Emerging-market investors are pulling back from riskier bond investments amid a significant selloff in global credit markets. The recent turmoil has resulted in high yields for US Treasuries, raising concerns among money managers. With credit spreads at tight levels not seen since 2007, investors are worried about potential bond selloffs. Some analysts are trimming exposure…
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Insurance mis-selling is arising because upfront commissions are too high: Ajay Seth, Chairman, IRDAI
The benefit of cost efficiency should be passed on to customers. This entire exercise is intended to ensure that the public and policyholders benefit. For a life insurance savings product, the outcome should be better returns. In general insurance, it should result in better claim ratios. Cost efficiencies should get passed on through lower premiums,…
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Global Market Today: Asian shares subdued as rising oil fuels rate hike concerns
MSCI’s gauge of Asian stocks opened slightly lower with South Korea’s benchmark slipping as markets returned from a holiday, while Japanese stocks edged higher. Futures for the S&P 500 Index fell around 0.2%.
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Centuri Holdings director Dustin DeMaria buys $100,204 CTRI
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U.S. stock futures dip as markets parse Iran tensions, OpenAI training halt
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Stocks cautious in Asia as oil gains, yields rise
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Japan’s corporate services inflation hits 2-year high