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4h agoIndian crypto investors buy the dip after $19 billion global sell-off
Indian crypto exchanges reported a sharp rise in inflows and user sign-ups after a $19 billion market wipe-out triggered by global liquidation pressures. Trading volumes on CoinDCX and WazirX spiked 30–40% overnight as retail investors sought discounted Bitcoin and altcoins. Analysts said the trend signals growing maturity among domestic traders who view volatility as an entry point rather than exit risk. (Moneycontrol)
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4h agoIndian crypto investors buy the dip after $19 billion global sell-off
Indian crypto exchanges reported a sharp rise in inflows and user sign-ups after a $19 billion market wipe-out triggered by global liquidation pressures. Trading volumes on CoinDCX and WazirX spiked 30–40% overnight as retail investors sought discounted Bitcoin and altcoins. Analysts said the trend signals growing maturity among domestic traders who view volatility as an entry point rather than exit risk. (Moneycontrol)
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Indian crypto investors buy the dip after $19 billion global sell-off
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Indian exchanges saw heavy retail inflows following a $19 billion crypto market crash, led by bargain hunters.
Indian crypto exchanges reported a sharp rise in inflows and user sign-ups after a $19 billion market wipe-out triggered by global liquidation pressures. Trading volumes on CoinDCX and WazirX spiked 30–40% overnight as retail investors sought discounted Bitcoin and altcoins. Analysts said the trend signals growing maturity among domestic traders who view volatility as an entry point rather than exit risk. (Moneycontrol)
Indian crypto exchanges reported a sharp rise in inflows and user sign-ups after a $19 billion market wipe-out triggered by global liquidation pressures. Trading volumes on CoinDCX and WazirX spiked 30–40% overnight as retail investors sought discounted Bitcoin and altcoins. Analysts said the trend signals growing maturity among domestic traders who view volatility as an entry point rather than exit risk. (Moneycontrol)
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5h agoIndia ranks 4th globally in IPO fundraises for 2025
India’s capital markets recorded the world’s fourth-largest IPO fundraise in calendar 2025, according to a new report. Cumulative proceeds crossed ₹86,000 crore, supported by strong domestic liquidity and consistent mutual-fund inflows. Sectors leading the charge include finance, renewables, and consumer goods. Analysts expect the pipeline to stay active through Q4 amid robust retail participation and favorable macroeconomic conditions. (UNI India)
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5h agoIndia ranks 4th globally in IPO fundraises for 2025
India’s capital markets recorded the world’s fourth-largest IPO fundraise in calendar 2025, according to a new report. Cumulative proceeds crossed ₹86,000 crore, supported by strong domestic liquidity and consistent mutual-fund inflows. Sectors leading the charge include finance, renewables, and consumer goods. Analysts expect the pipeline to stay active through Q4 amid robust retail participation and favorable macroeconomic conditions. (UNI India)
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India ranks 4th globally in IPO fundraises for 2025
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India achieved the world’s fourth-largest IPO fundraising in 2025, driven by strong liquidity and retail demand.
India’s capital markets recorded the world’s fourth-largest IPO fundraise in calendar 2025, according to a new report. Cumulative proceeds crossed ₹86,000 crore, supported by strong domestic liquidity and consistent mutual-fund inflows. Sectors leading the charge include finance, renewables, and consumer goods. Analysts expect the pipeline to stay active through Q4 amid robust retail participation and favorable macroeconomic conditions. (UNI India)
India’s capital markets recorded the world’s fourth-largest IPO fundraise in calendar 2025, according to a new report. Cumulative proceeds crossed ₹86,000 crore, supported by strong domestic liquidity and consistent mutual-fund inflows. Sectors leading the charge include finance, renewables, and consumer goods. Analysts expect the pipeline to stay active through Q4 amid robust retail participation and favorable macroeconomic conditions. (UNI India)
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5h agoChina’s dominance in rare-earth industry highlighted by new export rules
China produces over 70% of the world’s rare-earth raw materials and nearly 90% of refined output. Its new export-licensing regime cements control over global supply chains for critical minerals used in EVs, defense, and clean energy. Analysts say the policy enhances China’s leverage in trade negotiations but raises supply security concerns for Western economies. (FT)
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5h agoChina’s dominance in rare-earth industry highlighted by new export rules
China produces over 70% of the world’s rare-earth raw materials and nearly 90% of refined output. Its new export-licensing regime cements control over global supply chains for critical minerals used in EVs, defense, and clean energy. Analysts say the policy enhances China’s leverage in trade negotiations but raises supply security concerns for Western economies. (FT)
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China’s dominance in rare-earth industry highlighted by new export rules
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China’s rare-earth controls reinforce its global dominance, sparking fresh supply-chain and geopolitical worries.
China produces over 70% of the world’s rare-earth raw materials and nearly 90% of refined output. Its new export-licensing regime cements control over global supply chains for critical minerals used in EVs, defense, and clean energy. Analysts say the policy enhances China’s leverage in trade negotiations but raises supply security concerns for Western economies. (FT)
China produces over 70% of the world’s rare-earth raw materials and nearly 90% of refined output. Its new export-licensing regime cements control over global supply chains for critical minerals used in EVs, defense, and clean energy. Analysts say the policy enhances China’s leverage in trade negotiations but raises supply security concerns for Western economies. (FT)
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5h ago‘Truce fizzles’ as U.S.–China trade backlash resumes
After months of relative calm, tensions between Washington and Beijing have erupted again following reciprocal tariffs and export curbs. The renewed confrontation has wiped out recent diplomatic progress, with analysts warning that political motives may dominate economic logic ahead of the U.S. election cycle. The IMF and WTO called for restraint to avoid another global trade shock. (AP)
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5h ago‘Truce fizzles’ as U.S.–China trade backlash resumes
After months of relative calm, tensions between Washington and Beijing have erupted again following reciprocal tariffs and export curbs. The renewed confrontation has wiped out recent diplomatic progress, with analysts warning that political motives may dominate economic logic ahead of the U.S. election cycle. The IMF and WTO called for restraint to avoid another global trade shock. (AP)
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‘Truce fizzles’ as U.S.–China trade backlash resumes
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The fragile trade truce between the U.S. and China has collapsed, renewing global uncertainty ahead of elections.
After months of relative calm, tensions between Washington and Beijing have erupted again following reciprocal tariffs and export curbs. The renewed confrontation has wiped out recent diplomatic progress, with analysts warning that political motives may dominate economic logic ahead of the U.S. election cycle. The IMF and WTO called for restraint to avoid another global trade shock. (AP)
After months of relative calm, tensions between Washington and Beijing have erupted again following reciprocal tariffs and export curbs. The renewed confrontation has wiped out recent diplomatic progress, with analysts warning that political motives may dominate economic logic ahead of the U.S. election cycle. The IMF and WTO called for restraint to avoid another global trade shock. (AP)
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5h agoChina’s sweeping rare-earth export controls to take effect December 1
China announced that from December 1 exporters must obtain licenses for products containing Chinese-processed rare-earth materials. The policy targets advanced alloys and magnets used in EVs, defense, and semiconductors. Analysts say the move could disrupt global supply chains and raise costs for U.S. and European manufacturers. Officials said the rules are aimed at ‘protecting national security and resource sustainability.’ (FT)
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5h agoChina’s sweeping rare-earth export controls to take effect December 1
China announced that from December 1 exporters must obtain licenses for products containing Chinese-processed rare-earth materials. The policy targets advanced alloys and magnets used in EVs, defense, and semiconductors. Analysts say the move could disrupt global supply chains and raise costs for U.S. and European manufacturers. Officials said the rules are aimed at ‘protecting national security and resource sustainability.’ (FT)
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China’s sweeping rare-earth export controls to take effect December 1
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China will require licenses for most rare-earth exports starting December 1, raising global supply concerns.
China announced that from December 1 exporters must obtain licenses for products containing Chinese-processed rare-earth materials. The policy targets advanced alloys and magnets used in EVs, defense, and semiconductors. Analysts say the move could disrupt global supply chains and raise costs for U.S. and European manufacturers. Officials said the rules are aimed at ‘protecting national security and resource sustainability.’ (FT)
China announced that from December 1 exporters must obtain licenses for products containing Chinese-processed rare-earth materials. The policy targets advanced alloys and magnets used in EVs, defense, and semiconductors. Analysts say the move could disrupt global supply chains and raise costs for U.S. and European manufacturers. Officials said the rules are aimed at ‘protecting national security and resource sustainability.’ (FT)
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5h agoChina hits U.S. vessels with new port fees amid tariff retaliation
China announced new port charges on U.S.-linked ships entering Chinese ports starting October 14, in response to Washington’s tariff expansion. The fees—set at 400 yuan per net ton—will rise annually until 2028. Analysts view the measure as symbolic but politically charged, reflecting Beijing’s intent to respond proportionally to U.S. trade pressure. (AP)
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5h agoChina hits U.S. vessels with new port fees amid tariff retaliation
China announced new port charges on U.S.-linked ships entering Chinese ports starting October 14, in response to Washington’s tariff expansion. The fees—set at 400 yuan per net ton—will rise annually until 2028. Analysts view the measure as symbolic but politically charged, reflecting Beijing’s intent to respond proportionally to U.S. trade pressure. (AP)
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China hits U.S. vessels with new port fees amid tariff retaliation
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China imposed new port fees on U.S. vessels as part of a proportional response to Washington’s tariffs.
China announced new port charges on U.S.-linked ships entering Chinese ports starting October 14, in response to Washington’s tariff expansion. The fees—set at 400 yuan per net ton—will rise annually until 2028. Analysts view the measure as symbolic but politically charged, reflecting Beijing’s intent to respond proportionally to U.S. trade pressure. (AP)
China announced new port charges on U.S.-linked ships entering Chinese ports starting October 14, in response to Washington’s tariff expansion. The fees—set at 400 yuan per net ton—will rise annually until 2028. Analysts view the measure as symbolic but politically charged, reflecting Beijing’s intent to respond proportionally to U.S. trade pressure. (AP)
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5h agoInvestors dump tech stocks after Trump’s 100% China tariff shock
U.S. equities fell sharply Friday after Trump’s new tariff announcement on Chinese imports. Semiconductor, EV, and software stocks led declines, with Nvidia, Tesla, and Oracle each down over 2%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index slumped 6.3%, its steepest drop since April. Analysts said investors are reassessing earnings expectations amid renewed trade disruption and inflation risk. (Investors Business Daily)
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5h agoInvestors dump tech stocks after Trump’s 100% China tariff shock
U.S. equities fell sharply Friday after Trump’s new tariff announcement on Chinese imports. Semiconductor, EV, and software stocks led declines, with Nvidia, Tesla, and Oracle each down over 2%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index slumped 6.3%, its steepest drop since April. Analysts said investors are reassessing earnings expectations amid renewed trade disruption and inflation risk. (Investors Business Daily)
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Investors dump tech stocks after Trump’s 100% China tariff shock
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Tech and chip stocks plunged as U.S.–China trade tensions reignited, erasing weeks of market gains.
U.S. equities fell sharply Friday after Trump’s new tariff announcement on Chinese imports. Semiconductor, EV, and software stocks led declines, with Nvidia, Tesla, and Oracle each down over 2%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index slumped 6.3%, its steepest drop since April. Analysts said investors are reassessing earnings expectations amid renewed trade disruption and inflation risk. (Investors Business Daily)
U.S. equities fell sharply Friday after Trump’s new tariff announcement on Chinese imports. Semiconductor, EV, and software stocks led declines, with Nvidia, Tesla, and Oracle each down over 2%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index slumped 6.3%, its steepest drop since April. Analysts said investors are reassessing earnings expectations amid renewed trade disruption and inflation risk. (Investors Business Daily)
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5h agoTrade war reignites as U.S. tariffs and China curbs hit markets
Renewed U.S.–China trade hostilities rattled global markets after Trump announced new 100% tariffs and Beijing tightened rare-earth export rules. Equity indexes dropped across Asia and the U.S., while investors sought safety in bonds and gold. Economists warn the escalation could pressure global supply chains and stall recovery momentum. The IMF urged both sides to pursue dialogue to stabilize growth. (AP)
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5h agoTrade war reignites as U.S. tariffs and China curbs hit markets
Renewed U.S.–China trade hostilities rattled global markets after Trump announced new 100% tariffs and Beijing tightened rare-earth export rules. Equity indexes dropped across Asia and the U.S., while investors sought safety in bonds and gold. Economists warn the escalation could pressure global supply chains and stall recovery momentum. The IMF urged both sides to pursue dialogue to stabilize growth. (AP)
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Trade war reignites as U.S. tariffs and China curbs hit markets
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Markets fell as the U.S. and China reignited tariff tensions, triggering a global risk-off wave.
Renewed U.S.–China trade hostilities rattled global markets after Trump announced new 100% tariffs and Beijing tightened rare-earth export rules. Equity indexes dropped across Asia and the U.S., while investors sought safety in bonds and gold. Economists warn the escalation could pressure global supply chains and stall recovery momentum. The IMF urged both sides to pursue dialogue to stabilize growth. (AP)
Renewed U.S.–China trade hostilities rattled global markets after Trump announced new 100% tariffs and Beijing tightened rare-earth export rules. Equity indexes dropped across Asia and the U.S., while investors sought safety in bonds and gold. Economists warn the escalation could pressure global supply chains and stall recovery momentum. The IMF urged both sides to pursue dialogue to stabilize growth. (AP)
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5h agoChina accuses U.S. of 'double standards' in escalating tariff dispute
Following Trump’s 100% tariff announcement, China’s commerce ministry condemned Washington’s policy as a ‘typical example of double standards,’ rejecting U.S. claims of fair trade. Beijing reaffirmed that its rare-earth export controls are legal under WTO rules and warned that it may respond proportionally if pressure intensifies. The statement marks another escalation in rhetoric ahead of potential bilateral talks expected later this month. (Economic Times)
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5h agoChina accuses U.S. of 'double standards' in escalating tariff dispute
Following Trump’s 100% tariff announcement, China’s commerce ministry condemned Washington’s policy as a ‘typical example of double standards,’ rejecting U.S. claims of fair trade. Beijing reaffirmed that its rare-earth export controls are legal under WTO rules and warned that it may respond proportionally if pressure intensifies. The statement marks another escalation in rhetoric ahead of potential bilateral talks expected later this month. (Economic Times)
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China accuses U.S. of 'double standards' in escalating tariff dispute
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China condemned new U.S. tariffs as 'double standards' and threatened proportional retaliation if tensions rise.
Following Trump’s 100% tariff announcement, China’s commerce ministry condemned Washington’s policy as a ‘typical example of double standards,’ rejecting U.S. claims of fair trade. Beijing reaffirmed that its rare-earth export controls are legal under WTO rules and warned that it may respond proportionally if pressure intensifies. The statement marks another escalation in rhetoric ahead of potential bilateral talks expected later this month. (Economic Times)
Following Trump’s 100% tariff announcement, China’s commerce ministry condemned Washington’s policy as a ‘typical example of double standards,’ rejecting U.S. claims of fair trade. Beijing reaffirmed that its rare-earth export controls are legal under WTO rules and warned that it may respond proportionally if pressure intensifies. The statement marks another escalation in rhetoric ahead of potential bilateral talks expected later this month. (Economic Times)
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5h agoBeijing defends rare earth curbs, blames U.S. for escalating trade tensions
China’s commerce ministry criticized Washington’s new 100% tariffs as hypocritical and said its rare-earth export controls are justified for national security. Officials argued that U.S. measures undermine global trade stability while Beijing’s restrictions ensure responsible resource management. The ministry said it prefers dialogue but will respond if U.S. actions persist. The statement underscores growing strain between the world’s two largest economies amid renewed tariff battles. (Reuters)
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5h agoBeijing defends rare earth curbs, blames U.S. for escalating trade tensions
China’s commerce ministry criticized Washington’s new 100% tariffs as hypocritical and said its rare-earth export controls are justified for national security. Officials argued that U.S. measures undermine global trade stability while Beijing’s restrictions ensure responsible resource management. The ministry said it prefers dialogue but will respond if U.S. actions persist. The statement underscores growing strain between the world’s two largest economies amid renewed tariff battles. (Reuters)
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Beijing defends rare earth curbs, blames U.S. for escalating trade tensions
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China called U.S. tariffs hypocritical and defended rare-earth export limits as necessary for national security.
China’s commerce ministry criticized Washington’s new 100% tariffs as hypocritical and said its rare-earth export controls are justified for national security. Officials argued that U.S. measures undermine global trade stability while Beijing’s restrictions ensure responsible resource management. The ministry said it prefers dialogue but will respond if U.S. actions persist. The statement underscores growing strain between the world’s two largest economies amid renewed tariff battles. (Reuters)
China’s commerce ministry criticized Washington’s new 100% tariffs as hypocritical and said its rare-earth export controls are justified for national security. Officials argued that U.S. measures undermine global trade stability while Beijing’s restrictions ensure responsible resource management. The ministry said it prefers dialogue but will respond if U.S. actions persist. The statement underscores growing strain between the world’s two largest economies amid renewed tariff battles. (Reuters)
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