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1h agoWPP shares plunge to lowest since 1998 as new CEO unveils strategic overhaul
Advertising giant WPP plc saw its shares drop around 16% after announcing a strategic review led by new CEO Cindy Rose, who called recent performance “unacceptable.”™ The company expects revenue to drop 5.5–6.0% in 2025, deeper than prior forecasts, with operating-margin targets trimmed to about 13%.™ Client losses and technology-competition pressures drove the warning, pushing the share price to its lowest level since 1998.™ The overhaul includes simplification of operations and doubling down on AI/data-driven services.
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1h agoWPP shares plunge to lowest since 1998 as new CEO unveils strategic overhaul
Advertising giant WPP plc saw its shares drop around 16% after announcing a strategic review led by new CEO Cindy Rose, who called recent performance “unacceptable.”™ The company expects revenue to drop 5.5–6.0% in 2025, deeper than prior forecasts, with operating-margin targets trimmed to about 13%.™ Client losses and technology-competition pressures drove the warning, pushing the share price to its lowest level since 1998.™ The overhaul includes simplification of operations and doubling down on AI/data-driven services.
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WPP shares plunge to lowest since 1998 as new CEO unveils strategic overhaul
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WPP shares tumbled to a multi-decade low after a profit warning and strategy reset by its new CEO amid client and digital-technology pressures.
Advertising giant WPP plc saw its shares drop around 16% after announcing a strategic review led by new CEO Cindy Rose, who called recent performance “unacceptable.”™ The company expects revenue to drop 5.5–6.0% in 2025, deeper than prior forecasts, with operating-margin targets trimmed to about 13%.™ Client losses and technology-competition pressures drove the warning, pushing the share price to its lowest level since 1998.™ The overhaul includes simplification of operations and doubling down on AI/data-driven services.
Advertising giant WPP plc saw its shares drop around 16% after announcing a strategic review led by new CEO Cindy Rose, who called recent performance “unacceptable.”™ The company expects revenue to drop 5.5–6.0% in 2025, deeper than prior forecasts, with operating-margin targets trimmed to about 13%.™ Client losses and technology-competition pressures drove the warning, pushing the share price to its lowest level since 1998.™ The overhaul includes simplification of operations and doubling down on AI/data-driven services.
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WPP plc
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Oct 30, 2025 • 18:12 IST
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1h agoEuropean shares nudge lower as earnings and ECB rate decision loom
European equities edged lower, with the STOXX 600 down about 0.2% amid investor concern over capital expenditure plans flagged by major U.S. tech firms.™ Markets also awaited the European Central Bank’s decision, expected to hold rates for the third consecutive meeting.™ The tech sector rose slightly, while media stocks fell, reflecting mixed sector sentiment.™ Meanwhile, trade-talks developments, including a U.S.–China tariff agreement, added to macro uncertainty.™ Analysts noted that narrow leadership and weak market breadth underline ongoing caution in risk assets.
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1h agoEuropean shares nudge lower as earnings and ECB rate decision loom
European equities edged lower, with the STOXX 600 down about 0.2% amid investor concern over capital expenditure plans flagged by major U.S. tech firms.™ Markets also awaited the European Central Bank’s decision, expected to hold rates for the third consecutive meeting.™ The tech sector rose slightly, while media stocks fell, reflecting mixed sector sentiment.™ Meanwhile, trade-talks developments, including a U.S.–China tariff agreement, added to macro uncertainty.™ Analysts noted that narrow leadership and weak market breadth underline ongoing caution in risk assets.
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European shares nudge lower as earnings and ECB rate decision loom
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European stocks fell slightly ahead of the ECB meeting and after tech-capex warnings, highlighting narrow market breadth and cautious sentiment.
European equities edged lower, with the STOXX 600 down about 0.2% amid investor concern over capital expenditure plans flagged by major U.S. tech firms.™ Markets also awaited the European Central Bank’s decision, expected to hold rates for the third consecutive meeting.™ The tech sector rose slightly, while media stocks fell, reflecting mixed sector sentiment.™ Meanwhile, trade-talks developments, including a U.S.–China tariff agreement, added to macro uncertainty.™ Analysts noted that narrow leadership and weak market breadth underline ongoing caution in risk assets.
European equities edged lower, with the STOXX 600 down about 0.2% amid investor concern over capital expenditure plans flagged by major U.S. tech firms.™ Markets also awaited the European Central Bank’s decision, expected to hold rates for the third consecutive meeting.™ The tech sector rose slightly, while media stocks fell, reflecting mixed sector sentiment.™ Meanwhile, trade-talks developments, including a U.S.–China tariff agreement, added to macro uncertainty.™ Analysts noted that narrow leadership and weak market breadth underline ongoing caution in risk assets.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 18:12 IST
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1h agoJapan reports moderate economic recovery in October led by business capex
Japan’s Cabinet Office said the economy is recovering moderately in October, driven primarily by business capital spending in software and digitalisation, while private consumption remains sluggish. Exports to Asia were stable, but shipments to the U.S. weakened amid rising tariffs. The report pointed out an uptick in bankruptcies in September linked to labour shortages. With a new stimulus package under way, the government expects growth to pick up gradual momentum, though risks remain from global trade policy and inflation pressures.
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1h agoJapan reports moderate economic recovery in October led by business capex
Japan’s Cabinet Office said the economy is recovering moderately in October, driven primarily by business capital spending in software and digitalisation, while private consumption remains sluggish. Exports to Asia were stable, but shipments to the U.S. weakened amid rising tariffs. The report pointed out an uptick in bankruptcies in September linked to labour shortages. With a new stimulus package under way, the government expects growth to pick up gradual momentum, though risks remain from global trade policy and inflation pressures.
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Japan reports moderate economic recovery in October led by business capex
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Japan’s October economy recovers modestly due to capex, but weak consumption and export risks remain amid inflation and trade headwinds.
Japan’s Cabinet Office said the economy is recovering moderately in October, driven primarily by business capital spending in software and digitalisation, while private consumption remains sluggish. Exports to Asia were stable, but shipments to the U.S. weakened amid rising tariffs. The report pointed out an uptick in bankruptcies in September linked to labour shortages. With a new stimulus package under way, the government expects growth to pick up gradual momentum, though risks remain from global trade policy and inflation pressures.
Japan’s Cabinet Office said the economy is recovering moderately in October, driven primarily by business capital spending in software and digitalisation, while private consumption remains sluggish. Exports to Asia were stable, but shipments to the U.S. weakened amid rising tariffs. The report pointed out an uptick in bankruptcies in September linked to labour shortages. With a new stimulus package under way, the government expects growth to pick up gradual momentum, though risks remain from global trade policy and inflation pressures.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 18:06 IST
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1h agoMost Gulf stock markets rise after Fed rate cut and upbeat earnings; Saudi dips
Major Gulf market indices advanced on Thursday following the Federal Reserve’s rate cut and stronger-than-expected local corporate earnings, while Saudi Arabia’s benchmark fell 0.8%. The Abu Dhabi index gained 0.5% on robust results from its banks, and Dubai’s index rose 0.3% as Emirates NBD and telecom firm Ooredoo posted profit increases of ~11–30%. The rally was underpinned by the U.S.–China trade détente and optimism about petro-dollar-linked flows, though caution remains amid global policy uncertainty and pegged-currency vulnerabilities.
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1h agoMost Gulf stock markets rise after Fed rate cut and upbeat earnings; Saudi dips
Major Gulf market indices advanced on Thursday following the Federal Reserve’s rate cut and stronger-than-expected local corporate earnings, while Saudi Arabia’s benchmark fell 0.8%. The Abu Dhabi index gained 0.5% on robust results from its banks, and Dubai’s index rose 0.3% as Emirates NBD and telecom firm Ooredoo posted profit increases of ~11–30%. The rally was underpinned by the U.S.–China trade détente and optimism about petro-dollar-linked flows, though caution remains amid global policy uncertainty and pegged-currency vulnerabilities.
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Most Gulf stock markets rise after Fed rate cut and upbeat earnings; Saudi dips
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Gulf equities broadly rose after the Fed cut rates and strong local earnings, though Saudi markets bucked the rally.
Major Gulf market indices advanced on Thursday following the Federal Reserve’s rate cut and stronger-than-expected local corporate earnings, while Saudi Arabia’s benchmark fell 0.8%. The Abu Dhabi index gained 0.5% on robust results from its banks, and Dubai’s index rose 0.3% as Emirates NBD and telecom firm Ooredoo posted profit increases of ~11–30%. The rally was underpinned by the U.S.–China trade détente and optimism about petro-dollar-linked flows, though caution remains amid global policy uncertainty and pegged-currency vulnerabilities.
Major Gulf market indices advanced on Thursday following the Federal Reserve’s rate cut and stronger-than-expected local corporate earnings, while Saudi Arabia’s benchmark fell 0.8%. The Abu Dhabi index gained 0.5% on robust results from its banks, and Dubai’s index rose 0.3% as Emirates NBD and telecom firm Ooredoo posted profit increases of ~11–30%. The rally was underpinned by the U.S.–China trade détente and optimism about petro-dollar-linked flows, though caution remains amid global policy uncertainty and pegged-currency vulnerabilities.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 17:10 IST
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1h agoFox Corporation Q3 revenue rises as streaming unit Tubi and NFL ad sales surge
Fox Corporation announced quarterly revenue of US$3.74 billion (+5 % y-o-y), above consensus of US$3.57 billion, powered by a 27 % revenue jump at its free streaming platform Tubi and strong NFL viewership (average ~22 million). Advertising revenue increased 6 % to US$3.38 billion, and the company announced a US$1.5 billion accelerated share-buyback beginning Oct 31 (in addition to the existing US$6.85 billion authorisation). Cable network affiliate fees rose ~3 % and the company flagged further investment in its Fox One subscription bundle via partnerships.
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1h agoFox Corporation Q3 revenue rises as streaming unit Tubi and NFL ad sales surge
Fox Corporation announced quarterly revenue of US$3.74 billion (+5 % y-o-y), above consensus of US$3.57 billion, powered by a 27 % revenue jump at its free streaming platform Tubi and strong NFL viewership (average ~22 million). Advertising revenue increased 6 % to US$3.38 billion, and the company announced a US$1.5 billion accelerated share-buyback beginning Oct 31 (in addition to the existing US$6.85 billion authorisation). Cable network affiliate fees rose ~3 % and the company flagged further investment in its Fox One subscription bundle via partnerships.
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Fox Corporation Q3 revenue rises as streaming unit Tubi and NFL ad sales surge
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Fox Corp beats Q3 revenue forecasts, driven by streaming growth at Tubi and strong NFL ad sales; launches US$1.5 billion buyback.
Fox Corporation announced quarterly revenue of US$3.74 billion (+5 % y-o-y), above consensus of US$3.57 billion, powered by a 27 % revenue jump at its free streaming platform Tubi and strong NFL viewership (average ~22 million). Advertising revenue increased 6 % to US$3.38 billion, and the company announced a US$1.5 billion accelerated share-buyback beginning Oct 31 (in addition to the existing US$6.85 billion authorisation). Cable network affiliate fees rose ~3 % and the company flagged further investment in its Fox One subscription bundle via partnerships.
Fox Corporation announced quarterly revenue of US$3.74 billion (+5 % y-o-y), above consensus of US$3.57 billion, powered by a 27 % revenue jump at its free streaming platform Tubi and strong NFL viewership (average ~22 million). Advertising revenue increased 6 % to US$3.38 billion, and the company announced a US$1.5 billion accelerated share-buyback beginning Oct 31 (in addition to the existing US$6.85 billion authorisation). Cable network affiliate fees rose ~3 % and the company flagged further investment in its Fox One subscription bundle via partnerships.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 17:09 IST
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2h agoBristol‑Myers Squibb beats estimates as Opdivo and Eliquis fuel growth
Bristol-Myers Squibb posted third-quarter revenue of US$12.22 billion, exceeding consensus of about US$11.8 billion, driven by Opdivo sales of US$2.53 billion (+7 %) and Eliquis sales of US$3.75 billion (+25 %). The growth-portfolio (including these two) rose 18 % to US$6.9 billion, offsetting a 59 % decline in Revlimid to US$575 million. The company upgraded its full-year revenue guidance to a range of US$47.5 billion–US$48 billion (up from US$46.5 billion–US$47.5 billion). CEO Christopher Boerner emphasised acquisitions and earlier-stage pipeline investments as priorities.
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2h agoBristol‑Myers Squibb beats estimates as Opdivo and Eliquis fuel growth
Bristol-Myers Squibb posted third-quarter revenue of US$12.22 billion, exceeding consensus of about US$11.8 billion, driven by Opdivo sales of US$2.53 billion (+7 %) and Eliquis sales of US$3.75 billion (+25 %). The growth-portfolio (including these two) rose 18 % to US$6.9 billion, offsetting a 59 % decline in Revlimid to US$575 million. The company upgraded its full-year revenue guidance to a range of US$47.5 billion–US$48 billion (up from US$46.5 billion–US$47.5 billion). CEO Christopher Boerner emphasised acquisitions and earlier-stage pipeline investments as priorities.
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Bristol‑Myers Squibb beats estimates as Opdivo and Eliquis fuel growth
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Bristol-Myers Squibb posted third-quarter revenue of US$12.22 billion, exceeding consensus of about US$11.8 billion, driven by Opdivo sales of US$2.53 billion (+7 %) and Eliquis sales of US$3.75 billion (+25 %). The growth-portfolio (including these two) rose 18 % to US$6.9 billion, offsetting a 59 % decline in Revlimid to US$575 million. The company upgraded its full-year revenue guidance to a range of US$47.5 billion–US$48 billion (up from US$46.5 billion–US$47.5 billion). CEO Christopher Boerner emphasised acquisitions and earlier-stage pipeline investments as priorities.
Bristol-Myers Squibb posted third-quarter revenue of US$12.22 billion, exceeding consensus of about US$11.8 billion, driven by Opdivo sales of US$2.53 billion (+7 %) and Eliquis sales of US$3.75 billion (+25 %). The growth-portfolio (including these two) rose 18 % to US$6.9 billion, offsetting a 59 % decline in Revlimid to US$575 million. The company upgraded its full-year revenue guidance to a range of US$47.5 billion–US$48 billion (up from US$46.5 billion–US$47.5 billion). CEO Christopher Boerner emphasised acquisitions and earlier-stage pipeline investments as priorities.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb
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Oct 30, 2025 • 16:12 IST
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2h agoShell outperforms peers with US$5.4 billion Q3 earnings amid gas trading strength
Shell plc reported Q3 adjusted profit of US$5.4 billion, beating forecasts of US$5.09 billion thanks to robust gas trading and upstream production. TotalEnergies earned US$4.0 billion, flat from a year earlier as refining margins rose 76% but oil prices fell. Shell affirmed its US$3.5 billion buyback programme and steady dividends, while analysts see limited earnings risk from lower crude prices due to diversified exposure. European energy stocks rose 0.8% following the results as investors favoured integrated majors over pure exploration firms.
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2h agoShell outperforms peers with US$5.4 billion Q3 earnings amid gas trading strength
Shell plc reported Q3 adjusted profit of US$5.4 billion, beating forecasts of US$5.09 billion thanks to robust gas trading and upstream production. TotalEnergies earned US$4.0 billion, flat from a year earlier as refining margins rose 76% but oil prices fell. Shell affirmed its US$3.5 billion buyback programme and steady dividends, while analysts see limited earnings risk from lower crude prices due to diversified exposure. European energy stocks rose 0.8% following the results as investors favoured integrated majors over pure exploration firms.
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Shell outperforms peers with US$5.4 billion Q3 earnings amid gas trading strength
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Shell beat Q3 estimates with strong gas trading; TotalEnergies flat as refining margins offset weak oil prices.
Shell plc reported Q3 adjusted profit of US$5.4 billion, beating forecasts of US$5.09 billion thanks to robust gas trading and upstream production. TotalEnergies earned US$4.0 billion, flat from a year earlier as refining margins rose 76% but oil prices fell. Shell affirmed its US$3.5 billion buyback programme and steady dividends, while analysts see limited earnings risk from lower crude prices due to diversified exposure. European energy stocks rose 0.8% following the results as investors favoured integrated majors over pure exploration firms.
Shell plc reported Q3 adjusted profit of US$5.4 billion, beating forecasts of US$5.09 billion thanks to robust gas trading and upstream production. TotalEnergies earned US$4.0 billion, flat from a year earlier as refining margins rose 76% but oil prices fell. Shell affirmed its US$3.5 billion buyback programme and steady dividends, while analysts see limited earnings risk from lower crude prices due to diversified exposure. European energy stocks rose 0.8% following the results as investors favoured integrated majors over pure exploration firms.
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Shell plc
TotalEnergies SE
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Oct 30, 2025 • 15:59 IST
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3h agoMastercard surpasses Q3 estimates on resilient global spending and cross-border growth
Mastercard Incorporated posted adjusted profit of US$4.38 per share in Q3 2025, topping estimates of US$4.32, as net revenue rose 17% year-on-year to US$8.6 billion. Cross-border transactions grew 15% and its value-added services unit expanded 25%, now forming over a third of revenue. Executives said spending resilience continued across Asia and Europe despite rising interest rates. The company reaffirmed its medium-term EPS growth target above 20% and plans to invest in cybersecurity and AI-driven fraud prevention as digital payment adoption accelerates globally.
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3h agoMastercard surpasses Q3 estimates on resilient global spending and cross-border growth
Mastercard Incorporated posted adjusted profit of US$4.38 per share in Q3 2025, topping estimates of US$4.32, as net revenue rose 17% year-on-year to US$8.6 billion. Cross-border transactions grew 15% and its value-added services unit expanded 25%, now forming over a third of revenue. Executives said spending resilience continued across Asia and Europe despite rising interest rates. The company reaffirmed its medium-term EPS growth target above 20% and plans to invest in cybersecurity and AI-driven fraud prevention as digital payment adoption accelerates globally.
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Mastercard surpasses Q3 estimates on resilient global spending and cross-border growth
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Mastercard beat Q3 profit forecasts as cross-border and services growth offset rate headwinds, highlighting payment sector resilience.
Mastercard Incorporated posted adjusted profit of US$4.38 per share in Q3 2025, topping estimates of US$4.32, as net revenue rose 17% year-on-year to US$8.6 billion. Cross-border transactions grew 15% and its value-added services unit expanded 25%, now forming over a third of revenue. Executives said spending resilience continued across Asia and Europe despite rising interest rates. The company reaffirmed its medium-term EPS growth target above 20% and plans to invest in cybersecurity and AI-driven fraud prevention as digital payment adoption accelerates globally.
Mastercard Incorporated posted adjusted profit of US$4.38 per share in Q3 2025, topping estimates of US$4.32, as net revenue rose 17% year-on-year to US$8.6 billion. Cross-border transactions grew 15% and its value-added services unit expanded 25%, now forming over a third of revenue. Executives said spending resilience continued across Asia and Europe despite rising interest rates. The company reaffirmed its medium-term EPS growth target above 20% and plans to invest in cybersecurity and AI-driven fraud prevention as digital payment adoption accelerates globally.
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Mastercard Incorporated
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Oct 30, 2025 • 15:17 IST
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4h agoEli Lilly boosts full-year forecast as weight-loss drug demand surges
Eli Lilly and Company raised its 2025 revenue and adjusted-EPS guidance after third-quarter sales of its weight-loss drug Zepbound reached US$3.6 billion and diabetes drug Mounjaro US$6.5 billion, both above analyst estimates. The company now expects adjusted EPS of US$23.00–23.70 and revenues of US$63–63.5 billion. Despite pressure from U.S. drug-price reform risks, strong growth in its incretin portfolio drove the upgrade and shares jumped more than 5% in pre-market trading.
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4h agoEli Lilly boosts full-year forecast as weight-loss drug demand surges
Eli Lilly and Company raised its 2025 revenue and adjusted-EPS guidance after third-quarter sales of its weight-loss drug Zepbound reached US$3.6 billion and diabetes drug Mounjaro US$6.5 billion, both above analyst estimates. The company now expects adjusted EPS of US$23.00–23.70 and revenues of US$63–63.5 billion. Despite pressure from U.S. drug-price reform risks, strong growth in its incretin portfolio drove the upgrade and shares jumped more than 5% in pre-market trading.
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Eli Lilly boosts full-year forecast as weight-loss drug demand surges
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Eli Lilly raises full-year forecast after blockbuster weight-loss and diabetes drug sales.
Eli Lilly and Company raised its 2025 revenue and adjusted-EPS guidance after third-quarter sales of its weight-loss drug Zepbound reached US$3.6 billion and diabetes drug Mounjaro US$6.5 billion, both above analyst estimates. The company now expects adjusted EPS of US$23.00–23.70 and revenues of US$63–63.5 billion. Despite pressure from U.S. drug-price reform risks, strong growth in its incretin portfolio drove the upgrade and shares jumped more than 5% in pre-market trading.
Eli Lilly and Company raised its 2025 revenue and adjusted-EPS guidance after third-quarter sales of its weight-loss drug Zepbound reached US$3.6 billion and diabetes drug Mounjaro US$6.5 billion, both above analyst estimates. The company now expects adjusted EPS of US$23.00–23.70 and revenues of US$63–63.5 billion. Despite pressure from U.S. drug-price reform risks, strong growth in its incretin portfolio drove the upgrade and shares jumped more than 5% in pre-market trading.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 14:43 IST
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4h agoEuropean shares edge lower ahead of ECB meeting and U.S. earnings
European equities modestly declined on Thursday, with the STOXX Europe 600 index down about 0.2%, as investors awaited earnings results from major U.S. tech firms and a key meeting of the European Central Bank. The tech sector rose 0.4% while media stocks fell 1.5%, reflecting selective optimism. Capital-expenditure warnings from U.S. tech weighed, and investor attention turned to interest-rate policy as the ECB is expected to hold rates unchanged after several pauses. Banking stocks showed mixed reactions amid QT concerns.
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4h agoEuropean shares edge lower ahead of ECB meeting and U.S. earnings
European equities modestly declined on Thursday, with the STOXX Europe 600 index down about 0.2%, as investors awaited earnings results from major U.S. tech firms and a key meeting of the European Central Bank. The tech sector rose 0.4% while media stocks fell 1.5%, reflecting selective optimism. Capital-expenditure warnings from U.S. tech weighed, and investor attention turned to interest-rate policy as the ECB is expected to hold rates unchanged after several pauses. Banking stocks showed mixed reactions amid QT concerns.
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European shares edge lower ahead of ECB meeting and U.S. earnings
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European shares slipped ahead of U.S. tech earnings and the ECB meeting, reflecting selective gains and policy caution.
European equities modestly declined on Thursday, with the STOXX Europe 600 index down about 0.2%, as investors awaited earnings results from major U.S. tech firms and a key meeting of the European Central Bank. The tech sector rose 0.4% while media stocks fell 1.5%, reflecting selective optimism. Capital-expenditure warnings from U.S. tech weighed, and investor attention turned to interest-rate policy as the ECB is expected to hold rates unchanged after several pauses. Banking stocks showed mixed reactions amid QT concerns.
European equities modestly declined on Thursday, with the STOXX Europe 600 index down about 0.2%, as investors awaited earnings results from major U.S. tech firms and a key meeting of the European Central Bank. The tech sector rose 0.4% while media stocks fell 1.5%, reflecting selective optimism. Capital-expenditure warnings from U.S. tech weighed, and investor attention turned to interest-rate policy as the ECB is expected to hold rates unchanged after several pauses. Banking stocks showed mixed reactions amid QT concerns.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:56 IST
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4h agoIndia issues rare-earth magnet import licences as China export controls ease
The Republic of India government announced that several domestic companies have received licences to import rare-earth magnets from People’s Republic of China, signalling a partial easing of Beijing’s export-control regime. Rare-earth magnets are critical components for electric vehicles, aerospace systems and defence equipment, a domain where China holds near-absolute processing dominance. The move comes amid a broader U.S.–China trade deal that included rare-earths-export considerations. India did not disclose the number of licences or beneficiary firms, underscoring ongoing strategic supply-chain risks.
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4h agoIndia issues rare-earth magnet import licences as China export controls ease
The Republic of India government announced that several domestic companies have received licences to import rare-earth magnets from People’s Republic of China, signalling a partial easing of Beijing’s export-control regime. Rare-earth magnets are critical components for electric vehicles, aerospace systems and defence equipment, a domain where China holds near-absolute processing dominance. The move comes amid a broader U.S.–China trade deal that included rare-earths-export considerations. India did not disclose the number of licences or beneficiary firms, underscoring ongoing strategic supply-chain risks.
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India issues rare-earth magnet import licences as China export controls ease
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India issues licences for rare-earth magnet imports from China, marking easing in export controls and strategic supply-chain relief.
The Republic of India government announced that several domestic companies have received licences to import rare-earth magnets from People’s Republic of China, signalling a partial easing of Beijing’s export-control regime. Rare-earth magnets are critical components for electric vehicles, aerospace systems and defence equipment, a domain where China holds near-absolute processing dominance. The move comes amid a broader U.S.–China trade deal that included rare-earths-export considerations. India did not disclose the number of licences or beneficiary firms, underscoring ongoing strategic supply-chain risks.
The Republic of India government announced that several domestic companies have received licences to import rare-earth magnets from People’s Republic of China, signalling a partial easing of Beijing’s export-control regime. Rare-earth magnets are critical components for electric vehicles, aerospace systems and defence equipment, a domain where China holds near-absolute processing dominance. The move comes amid a broader U.S.–China trade deal that included rare-earths-export considerations. India did not disclose the number of licences or beneficiary firms, underscoring ongoing strategic supply-chain risks.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:55 IST
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4h agoTech giants ramp AI spending but investors favour Alphabet’s cash-flow balance
Major U.S. technology firms—Alphabet Inc., Microsoft Corporation and Meta Platforms Inc.—announced large increases in capital expenditure as they build out AI infrastructure and data-centres globally. While all three posted strong revenue growth, investors reacted most positively to Alphabet, whose capital-spend remains a lower share of its operating cash-flow. Microsoft and Meta had higher ratios of cap-ex to cash-flow, raising concerns about their investment returns. The move underscores investor scrutiny of spending efficiency amid the AI build-out.
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4h agoTech giants ramp AI spending but investors favour Alphabet’s cash-flow balance
Major U.S. technology firms—Alphabet Inc., Microsoft Corporation and Meta Platforms Inc.—announced large increases in capital expenditure as they build out AI infrastructure and data-centres globally. While all three posted strong revenue growth, investors reacted most positively to Alphabet, whose capital-spend remains a lower share of its operating cash-flow. Microsoft and Meta had higher ratios of cap-ex to cash-flow, raising concerns about their investment returns. The move underscores investor scrutiny of spending efficiency amid the AI build-out.
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Tech giants ramp AI spending but investors favour Alphabet’s cash-flow balance
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Tech giants increase AI investment, but investors favour Alphabet due to stronger cash-flow coverage of elevated cap-ex.
Major U.S. technology firms—Alphabet Inc., Microsoft Corporation and Meta Platforms Inc.—announced large increases in capital expenditure as they build out AI infrastructure and data-centres globally. While all three posted strong revenue growth, investors reacted most positively to Alphabet, whose capital-spend remains a lower share of its operating cash-flow. Microsoft and Meta had higher ratios of cap-ex to cash-flow, raising concerns about their investment returns. The move underscores investor scrutiny of spending efficiency amid the AI build-out.
Major U.S. technology firms—Alphabet Inc., Microsoft Corporation and Meta Platforms Inc.—announced large increases in capital expenditure as they build out AI infrastructure and data-centres globally. While all three posted strong revenue growth, investors reacted most positively to Alphabet, whose capital-spend remains a lower share of its operating cash-flow. Microsoft and Meta had higher ratios of cap-ex to cash-flow, raising concerns about their investment returns. The move underscores investor scrutiny of spending efficiency amid the AI build-out.
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4h agoING Groep N.V. beats Q3 earnings, launches €1.1 billion buy-back as fee income rises
ING Groep N.V., the Dutch banking group, reported third-quarter net profit of €1.79 billion (~US$1.93 billion), down 5% year-on-year but above analysts’ forecasts of €1.66 billion. Its fee income rose nearly 16% thanks to higher activity in wealth-management and transaction services, compensating for flat net interest income amid low euro-zone rates. ING announced a €1.1 billion share-buy-back plan and a €500 million dividend scheduled for January next year. The bank also upgraded its full-year fee-income growth forecast to above 10%.
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4h agoING Groep N.V. beats Q3 earnings, launches €1.1 billion buy-back as fee income rises
ING Groep N.V., the Dutch banking group, reported third-quarter net profit of €1.79 billion (~US$1.93 billion), down 5% year-on-year but above analysts’ forecasts of €1.66 billion. Its fee income rose nearly 16% thanks to higher activity in wealth-management and transaction services, compensating for flat net interest income amid low euro-zone rates. ING announced a €1.1 billion share-buy-back plan and a €500 million dividend scheduled for January next year. The bank also upgraded its full-year fee-income growth forecast to above 10%.
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ING Groep N.V. beats Q3 earnings, launches €1.1 billion buy-back as fee income rises
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ING beat Q3 estimates with rising fee income, announced a €1.1 billion buy-back and lifted its fees-growth outlook above 10%.
ING Groep N.V., the Dutch banking group, reported third-quarter net profit of €1.79 billion (~US$1.93 billion), down 5% year-on-year but above analysts’ forecasts of €1.66 billion. Its fee income rose nearly 16% thanks to higher activity in wealth-management and transaction services, compensating for flat net interest income amid low euro-zone rates. ING announced a €1.1 billion share-buy-back plan and a €500 million dividend scheduled for January next year. The bank also upgraded its full-year fee-income growth forecast to above 10%.
ING Groep N.V., the Dutch banking group, reported third-quarter net profit of €1.79 billion (~US$1.93 billion), down 5% year-on-year but above analysts’ forecasts of €1.66 billion. Its fee income rose nearly 16% thanks to higher activity in wealth-management and transaction services, compensating for flat net interest income amid low euro-zone rates. ING announced a €1.1 billion share-buy-back plan and a €500 million dividend scheduled for January next year. The bank also upgraded its full-year fee-income growth forecast to above 10%.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:53 IST
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5h agoSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Q3 profit surges 80% as memory-chip boom kicks in
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. posted third-quarter operating profit of ₩7 trillion (~US$4.92 billion), up about 80% year-on-year, driven by strong memory-chip sales for AI infrastructure. Its memory-chip revenue hit ₩26.7 trillion, up from ₩22.3 trillion a year ago. The firm said it expects demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips to exceed supply even after planned capacity expansion and will sharply increase capital expenditure next year to meet AI infrastructure demand. Shares jumped about 5.3% on the results.
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5h agoSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Q3 profit surges 80% as memory-chip boom kicks in
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. posted third-quarter operating profit of ₩7 trillion (~US$4.92 billion), up about 80% year-on-year, driven by strong memory-chip sales for AI infrastructure. Its memory-chip revenue hit ₩26.7 trillion, up from ₩22.3 trillion a year ago. The firm said it expects demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips to exceed supply even after planned capacity expansion and will sharply increase capital expenditure next year to meet AI infrastructure demand. Shares jumped about 5.3% on the results.
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Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Q3 profit surges 80% as memory-chip boom kicks in
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Samsung’s Q3 profit soared 80% on memory-chip strength and expects supply shortage amid AI infrastructure demand.
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. posted third-quarter operating profit of ₩7 trillion (~US$4.92 billion), up about 80% year-on-year, driven by strong memory-chip sales for AI infrastructure. Its memory-chip revenue hit ₩26.7 trillion, up from ₩22.3 trillion a year ago. The firm said it expects demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips to exceed supply even after planned capacity expansion and will sharply increase capital expenditure next year to meet AI infrastructure demand. Shares jumped about 5.3% on the results.
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. posted third-quarter operating profit of ₩7 trillion (~US$4.92 billion), up about 80% year-on-year, driven by strong memory-chip sales for AI infrastructure. Its memory-chip revenue hit ₩26.7 trillion, up from ₩22.3 trillion a year ago. The firm said it expects demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips to exceed supply even after planned capacity expansion and will sharply increase capital expenditure next year to meet AI infrastructure demand. Shares jumped about 5.3% on the results.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:53 IST
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5h agoHyundai Motor Company Q3 profit drops 29% but full-year targets held
Hyundai Motor Company reported third-quarter operating profit of ₩2.5 trillion (~US$1.76 billion), down 29% year-on-year as U.S. tariffs hit hard. The automaker said the U.S. remains its largest market, contributing about 40% of revenue, while tariffs cost it ₩1.8 trillion in the quarter. Despite this, Hyundai reaffirmed its full-year revenue and profit-margin targets, citing a new U.S.–South Korea trade deal that may lower the tariff rate to 15%. It also noted U.S. retail sales rose 12.7% and hybrid models now account for 20% of U.S. sales.
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5h agoHyundai Motor Company Q3 profit drops 29% but full-year targets held
Hyundai Motor Company reported third-quarter operating profit of ₩2.5 trillion (~US$1.76 billion), down 29% year-on-year as U.S. tariffs hit hard. The automaker said the U.S. remains its largest market, contributing about 40% of revenue, while tariffs cost it ₩1.8 trillion in the quarter. Despite this, Hyundai reaffirmed its full-year revenue and profit-margin targets, citing a new U.S.–South Korea trade deal that may lower the tariff rate to 15%. It also noted U.S. retail sales rose 12.7% and hybrid models now account for 20% of U.S. sales.
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Hyundai’s Q3 profit plunged 29% due to U.S. tariffs though it kept full-year targets intact amid trade-deal hopes.
Hyundai Motor Company reported third-quarter operating profit of ₩2.5 trillion (~US$1.76 billion), down 29% year-on-year as U.S. tariffs hit hard. The automaker said the U.S. remains its largest market, contributing about 40% of revenue, while tariffs cost it ₩1.8 trillion in the quarter. Despite this, Hyundai reaffirmed its full-year revenue and profit-margin targets, citing a new U.S.–South Korea trade deal that may lower the tariff rate to 15%. It also noted U.S. retail sales rose 12.7% and hybrid models now account for 20% of U.S. sales.
Hyundai Motor Company reported third-quarter operating profit of ₩2.5 trillion (~US$1.76 billion), down 29% year-on-year as U.S. tariffs hit hard. The automaker said the U.S. remains its largest market, contributing about 40% of revenue, while tariffs cost it ₩1.8 trillion in the quarter. Despite this, Hyundai reaffirmed its full-year revenue and profit-margin targets, citing a new U.S.–South Korea trade deal that may lower the tariff rate to 15%. It also noted U.S. retail sales rose 12.7% and hybrid models now account for 20% of U.S. sales.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:52 IST
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5h agoMeta Platforms Inc. targets at least US$25 billion bond sale to fund AI build-out
Meta Platforms Inc. plans to raise at least US$25 billion via a multi-tranche bond offering, according to people familiar with the matter. The debt sale is intended to fund the company’s expansive AI infrastructure push and global data-centre build-out. Meta aims to issue bonds across maturities ranging from five to 40 years, with initial yields about 1.4 percentage-points above U.S. Treasuries for the longest tranche. The move underscores the growing tilt of major tech firms toward debt financing as equity valuations and cap-ex demands soar.
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5h agoMeta Platforms Inc. targets at least US$25 billion bond sale to fund AI build-out
Meta Platforms Inc. plans to raise at least US$25 billion via a multi-tranche bond offering, according to people familiar with the matter. The debt sale is intended to fund the company’s expansive AI infrastructure push and global data-centre build-out. Meta aims to issue bonds across maturities ranging from five to 40 years, with initial yields about 1.4 percentage-points above U.S. Treasuries for the longest tranche. The move underscores the growing tilt of major tech firms toward debt financing as equity valuations and cap-ex demands soar.
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Meta Platforms Inc. targets at least US$25 billion bond sale to fund AI build-out
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Meta is preparing a US$25 billion bond issuance to bankroll its AI infrastructure expansion worldwide.
Meta Platforms Inc. plans to raise at least US$25 billion via a multi-tranche bond offering, according to people familiar with the matter. The debt sale is intended to fund the company’s expansive AI infrastructure push and global data-centre build-out. Meta aims to issue bonds across maturities ranging from five to 40 years, with initial yields about 1.4 percentage-points above U.S. Treasuries for the longest tranche. The move underscores the growing tilt of major tech firms toward debt financing as equity valuations and cap-ex demands soar.
Meta Platforms Inc. plans to raise at least US$25 billion via a multi-tranche bond offering, according to people familiar with the matter. The debt sale is intended to fund the company’s expansive AI infrastructure push and global data-centre build-out. Meta aims to issue bonds across maturities ranging from five to 40 years, with initial yields about 1.4 percentage-points above U.S. Treasuries for the longest tranche. The move underscores the growing tilt of major tech firms toward debt financing as equity valuations and cap-ex demands soar.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:48 IST
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5h agoVulcan Materials posts Q3 above expectations as construction demand remains resilient
Vulcan Materials delivered third-quarter adjusted EPS of US$2.84, beating consensus of US$2.72, and Q3 revenue of US$2.29 billion vs US$2.27 billion expected. Shipments of aggregates rose 12% year-on-year, driven by strong public-construction volumes and favourable weather conditions. Gross profit in its aggregates segment reached US$612.1 million (+23%). The company reaffirmed its full-year 2025 adjusted EBITDA guidance at US$2.35-2.45 billion (vs estimate US$2.43 billion). CEO Tom Hill said non-residential private activity should improve in 2026 and pricing remains supportive.
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5h agoVulcan Materials posts Q3 above expectations as construction demand remains resilient
Vulcan Materials delivered third-quarter adjusted EPS of US$2.84, beating consensus of US$2.72, and Q3 revenue of US$2.29 billion vs US$2.27 billion expected. Shipments of aggregates rose 12% year-on-year, driven by strong public-construction volumes and favourable weather conditions. Gross profit in its aggregates segment reached US$612.1 million (+23%). The company reaffirmed its full-year 2025 adjusted EBITDA guidance at US$2.35-2.45 billion (vs estimate US$2.43 billion). CEO Tom Hill said non-residential private activity should improve in 2026 and pricing remains supportive.
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Vulcan Materials posts Q3 above expectations as construction demand remains resilient
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Vulcan Materials beat Q3 expectations with aggregate shipments up 12% and maintained FY EBITDA guidance.
Vulcan Materials delivered third-quarter adjusted EPS of US$2.84, beating consensus of US$2.72, and Q3 revenue of US$2.29 billion vs US$2.27 billion expected. Shipments of aggregates rose 12% year-on-year, driven by strong public-construction volumes and favourable weather conditions. Gross profit in its aggregates segment reached US$612.1 million (+23%). The company reaffirmed its full-year 2025 adjusted EBITDA guidance at US$2.35-2.45 billion (vs estimate US$2.43 billion). CEO Tom Hill said non-residential private activity should improve in 2026 and pricing remains supportive.
Vulcan Materials delivered third-quarter adjusted EPS of US$2.84, beating consensus of US$2.72, and Q3 revenue of US$2.29 billion vs US$2.27 billion expected. Shipments of aggregates rose 12% year-on-year, driven by strong public-construction volumes and favourable weather conditions. Gross profit in its aggregates segment reached US$612.1 million (+23%). The company reaffirmed its full-year 2025 adjusted EBITDA guidance at US$2.35-2.45 billion (vs estimate US$2.43 billion). CEO Tom Hill said non-residential private activity should improve in 2026 and pricing remains supportive.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:28 IST
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5h agoS&P Global raises annual outlook on booming bond issuance
S&P Global lifted its 2025 annual revenue growth guidance to 7-8% and adjusted EPS to a range of US$17.60-17.85 from prior forecasts of 5-7% and US$17.00-17.25. In Q3 the ratings business earned US$1.24 billion in revenue, up 12% year-on-year, boosted by strong bond-issuance activity amid tight credit spreads. The market-intelligence division rose by 6%, while the indices business grew 11%. The company also announced divestments of its Enterprise Data Management and thinkFolio units and following its US$1.8 billion acquisition of With Intelligence, further focusing on high-growth segments.
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5h agoS&P Global raises annual outlook on booming bond issuance
S&P Global lifted its 2025 annual revenue growth guidance to 7-8% and adjusted EPS to a range of US$17.60-17.85 from prior forecasts of 5-7% and US$17.00-17.25. In Q3 the ratings business earned US$1.24 billion in revenue, up 12% year-on-year, boosted by strong bond-issuance activity amid tight credit spreads. The market-intelligence division rose by 6%, while the indices business grew 11%. The company also announced divestments of its Enterprise Data Management and thinkFolio units and following its US$1.8 billion acquisition of With Intelligence, further focusing on high-growth segments.
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S&P Global raises annual outlook on booming bond issuance
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S&P Global raised its full-year guidance as bond-issuance growth powered Q3 ratings revenue up 12%.
S&P Global lifted its 2025 annual revenue growth guidance to 7-8% and adjusted EPS to a range of US$17.60-17.85 from prior forecasts of 5-7% and US$17.00-17.25. In Q3 the ratings business earned US$1.24 billion in revenue, up 12% year-on-year, boosted by strong bond-issuance activity amid tight credit spreads. The market-intelligence division rose by 6%, while the indices business grew 11%. The company also announced divestments of its Enterprise Data Management and thinkFolio units and following its US$1.8 billion acquisition of With Intelligence, further focusing on high-growth segments.
S&P Global lifted its 2025 annual revenue growth guidance to 7-8% and adjusted EPS to a range of US$17.60-17.85 from prior forecasts of 5-7% and US$17.00-17.25. In Q3 the ratings business earned US$1.24 billion in revenue, up 12% year-on-year, boosted by strong bond-issuance activity amid tight credit spreads. The market-intelligence division rose by 6%, while the indices business grew 11%. The company also announced divestments of its Enterprise Data Management and thinkFolio units and following its US$1.8 billion acquisition of With Intelligence, further focusing on high-growth segments.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:26 IST
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5h agoTotalEnergies Q3 profit dips despite refining margin surge
TotalEnergies posted adjusted net income of US$4.0 billion in the third quarter, down 2.4% from US$4.1 billion a year earlier. The company raised hydrocarbon production by 4% to 2.5 million barrels-of-oil-equivalent per day, boosting upstream earnings by 10%. Meanwhile downstream earnings climbed 76% (+US$462 million) thanks to a greater than 300% jump in European refining margins following the EU’s ban on Russian oil-based fuels. LNG earnings fell 18% amid maintenance outages and muted demand; the gearing ratio improved to 17.3% on US$400 million of disposals. The group trimmed its Q4 share-buyback to US$1.5 billion. The company’s cross-listing on the NYSE is scheduled for 8 December.
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5h agoTotalEnergies Q3 profit dips despite refining margin surge
TotalEnergies posted adjusted net income of US$4.0 billion in the third quarter, down 2.4% from US$4.1 billion a year earlier. The company raised hydrocarbon production by 4% to 2.5 million barrels-of-oil-equivalent per day, boosting upstream earnings by 10%. Meanwhile downstream earnings climbed 76% (+US$462 million) thanks to a greater than 300% jump in European refining margins following the EU’s ban on Russian oil-based fuels. LNG earnings fell 18% amid maintenance outages and muted demand; the gearing ratio improved to 17.3% on US$400 million of disposals. The group trimmed its Q4 share-buyback to US$1.5 billion. The company’s cross-listing on the NYSE is scheduled for 8 December.
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TotalEnergies Q3 profit dips despite refining margin surge
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TotalEnergies’ Q3 profit fell 2.4% as upstream gains and refining margin strength offset weak LNG results.
TotalEnergies posted adjusted net income of US$4.0 billion in the third quarter, down 2.4% from US$4.1 billion a year earlier. The company raised hydrocarbon production by 4% to 2.5 million barrels-of-oil-equivalent per day, boosting upstream earnings by 10%. Meanwhile downstream earnings climbed 76% (+US$462 million) thanks to a greater than 300% jump in European refining margins following the EU’s ban on Russian oil-based fuels. LNG earnings fell 18% amid maintenance outages and muted demand; the gearing ratio improved to 17.3% on US$400 million of disposals. The group trimmed its Q4 share-buyback to US$1.5 billion. The company’s cross-listing on the NYSE is scheduled for 8 December.
TotalEnergies posted adjusted net income of US$4.0 billion in the third quarter, down 2.4% from US$4.1 billion a year earlier. The company raised hydrocarbon production by 4% to 2.5 million barrels-of-oil-equivalent per day, boosting upstream earnings by 10%. Meanwhile downstream earnings climbed 76% (+US$462 million) thanks to a greater than 300% jump in European refining margins following the EU’s ban on Russian oil-based fuels. LNG earnings fell 18% amid maintenance outages and muted demand; the gearing ratio improved to 17.3% on US$400 million of disposals. The group trimmed its Q4 share-buyback to US$1.5 billion. The company’s cross-listing on the NYSE is scheduled for 8 December.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:26 IST
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5h agoNovo Nordisk challenges Pfizer with unsolicited Metsera bid
Novo Nordisk launched a competing offer for U.S. biotech company Metsera, intensifying the race to acquire next-generation obesity-drug assets. The move directly counters Pfizer’s earlier approach and highlights growing consolidation among pharmaceutical majors seeking leadership in the weight-management segment. Analysts view the bid as strategically significant given the market’s multibillion-dollar growth potential. The deal could reshape the competitive landscape for GLP-1-based therapies and elevate Novo’s position in global metabolic healthcare innovation.
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5h agoNovo Nordisk challenges Pfizer with unsolicited Metsera bid
Novo Nordisk launched a competing offer for U.S. biotech company Metsera, intensifying the race to acquire next-generation obesity-drug assets. The move directly counters Pfizer’s earlier approach and highlights growing consolidation among pharmaceutical majors seeking leadership in the weight-management segment. Analysts view the bid as strategically significant given the market’s multibillion-dollar growth potential. The deal could reshape the competitive landscape for GLP-1-based therapies and elevate Novo’s position in global metabolic healthcare innovation.
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Novo Nordisk entered a bidding contest with Pfizer for Metsera, underscoring consolidation in the fast-growing obesity-drug market.
Novo Nordisk launched a competing offer for U.S. biotech company Metsera, intensifying the race to acquire next-generation obesity-drug assets. The move directly counters Pfizer’s earlier approach and highlights growing consolidation among pharmaceutical majors seeking leadership in the weight-management segment. Analysts view the bid as strategically significant given the market’s multibillion-dollar growth potential. The deal could reshape the competitive landscape for GLP-1-based therapies and elevate Novo’s position in global metabolic healthcare innovation.
Novo Nordisk launched a competing offer for U.S. biotech company Metsera, intensifying the race to acquire next-generation obesity-drug assets. The move directly counters Pfizer’s earlier approach and highlights growing consolidation among pharmaceutical majors seeking leadership in the weight-management segment. Analysts view the bid as strategically significant given the market’s multibillion-dollar growth potential. The deal could reshape the competitive landscape for GLP-1-based therapies and elevate Novo’s position in global metabolic healthcare innovation.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:21 IST
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5h agoPuma to slash 900 jobs under CEO’s restructuring push
Puma SE announced a major workforce reduction, cutting 900 corporate positions globally as part of its turnaround program. The restructuring aims to streamline operations, focus on direct-to-consumer channels, and exit low-margin segments to restore profitability. The company also plans targeted marketing investments and product-portfolio rationalization over the next two years. Management expects cost savings to emerge gradually through 2026, positioning Puma for stronger brand recovery amid tough competition in global sportswear markets.
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5h agoPuma to slash 900 jobs under CEO’s restructuring push
Puma SE announced a major workforce reduction, cutting 900 corporate positions globally as part of its turnaround program. The restructuring aims to streamline operations, focus on direct-to-consumer channels, and exit low-margin segments to restore profitability. The company also plans targeted marketing investments and product-portfolio rationalization over the next two years. Management expects cost savings to emerge gradually through 2026, positioning Puma for stronger brand recovery amid tough competition in global sportswear markets.
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Puma will cut 900 jobs and simplify its operations to stabilize margins and strengthen its direct-to-consumer business.
Puma SE announced a major workforce reduction, cutting 900 corporate positions globally as part of its turnaround program. The restructuring aims to streamline operations, focus on direct-to-consumer channels, and exit low-margin segments to restore profitability. The company also plans targeted marketing investments and product-portfolio rationalization over the next two years. Management expects cost savings to emerge gradually through 2026, positioning Puma for stronger brand recovery amid tough competition in global sportswear markets.
Puma SE announced a major workforce reduction, cutting 900 corporate positions globally as part of its turnaround program. The restructuring aims to streamline operations, focus on direct-to-consumer channels, and exit low-margin segments to restore profitability. The company also plans targeted marketing investments and product-portfolio rationalization over the next two years. Management expects cost savings to emerge gradually through 2026, positioning Puma for stronger brand recovery amid tough competition in global sportswear markets.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:20 IST
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5h agoOil prices slip as markets await U.S.–China deal and OPEC+ supply update
Oil futures edged lower as investors assessed the potential impact of the U.S.–China trade truce and upcoming supply changes from OPEC+. Brent crude dipped about 0.5% to US$64.59 a barrel, amid signs that supply additions and weak demand could balance out bullish trade-deal hopes. A modest U.S. inventory draw provided some support, but caution on global growth and trade helped restrain upside.
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5h agoOil prices slip as markets await U.S.–China deal and OPEC+ supply update
Oil futures edged lower as investors assessed the potential impact of the U.S.–China trade truce and upcoming supply changes from OPEC+. Brent crude dipped about 0.5% to US$64.59 a barrel, amid signs that supply additions and weak demand could balance out bullish trade-deal hopes. A modest U.S. inventory draw provided some support, but caution on global growth and trade helped restrain upside.
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Oil prices slip as markets await U.S.–China deal and OPEC+ supply update
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Oil slips as markets await clarity on U.S.–China deal and OPEC+ supply; cautious demand outlook tempers upside.
Oil futures edged lower as investors assessed the potential impact of the U.S.–China trade truce and upcoming supply changes from OPEC+. Brent crude dipped about 0.5% to US$64.59 a barrel, amid signs that supply additions and weak demand could balance out bullish trade-deal hopes. A modest U.S. inventory draw provided some support, but caution on global growth and trade helped restrain upside.
Oil futures edged lower as investors assessed the potential impact of the U.S.–China trade truce and upcoming supply changes from OPEC+. Brent crude dipped about 0.5% to US$64.59 a barrel, amid signs that supply additions and weak demand could balance out bullish trade-deal hopes. A modest U.S. inventory draw provided some support, but caution on global growth and trade helped restrain upside.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:18 IST
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5h agoGlobal markets wobble after US-China tariff truce, BOJ holds rates
Asian equities slid after Donald Trump and Xi Jinping announced a trade deal involving U.S. tariff cuts for China in return for soybean purchases and rare-earth export continuity. Meanwhile the Bank of Japan kept rates unchanged, and U.S. futures were flat as investors digested macro-policy uncertainty and limited detail on the deal. Markets flagged valuations stretched and breadth weak despite headline optimism.
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5h agoGlobal markets wobble after US-China tariff truce, BOJ holds rates
Asian equities slid after Donald Trump and Xi Jinping announced a trade deal involving U.S. tariff cuts for China in return for soybean purchases and rare-earth export continuity. Meanwhile the Bank of Japan kept rates unchanged, and U.S. futures were flat as investors digested macro-policy uncertainty and limited detail on the deal. Markets flagged valuations stretched and breadth weak despite headline optimism.
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Markets dip after U.S.–China deal and BOJ hold; optimism tempered by policy uncertainty and stretched valuations.
Asian equities slid after Donald Trump and Xi Jinping announced a trade deal involving U.S. tariff cuts for China in return for soybean purchases and rare-earth export continuity. Meanwhile the Bank of Japan kept rates unchanged, and U.S. futures were flat as investors digested macro-policy uncertainty and limited detail on the deal. Markets flagged valuations stretched and breadth weak despite headline optimism.
Asian equities slid after Donald Trump and Xi Jinping announced a trade deal involving U.S. tariff cuts for China in return for soybean purchases and rare-earth export continuity. Meanwhile the Bank of Japan kept rates unchanged, and U.S. futures were flat as investors digested macro-policy uncertainty and limited detail on the deal. Markets flagged valuations stretched and breadth weak despite headline optimism.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 13:17 IST
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6h agoKotak Mutual Fund Debuts Nifty Chemical ETF Amid Manufacturing Revival
A new exchange-traded fund from Kotak Mutual Fund seeks to give investors focused access to India’s rebounding chemical industry. The Kotak Nifty Chemical ETF mirrors the Nifty Chemical Index, which includes leading specialty and industrial chemical producers. Fund managers said improving export orders and domestic policy incentives could fuel steady growth. The low-cost ETF aims to attract investors seeking long-term manufacturing exposure. Analysts noted that renewed capital flows and corporate capacity expansion have revived confidence in the chemical segment’s earnings outlook.
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6h agoKotak Mutual Fund Debuts Nifty Chemical ETF Amid Manufacturing Revival
A new exchange-traded fund from Kotak Mutual Fund seeks to give investors focused access to India’s rebounding chemical industry. The Kotak Nifty Chemical ETF mirrors the Nifty Chemical Index, which includes leading specialty and industrial chemical producers. Fund managers said improving export orders and domestic policy incentives could fuel steady growth. The low-cost ETF aims to attract investors seeking long-term manufacturing exposure. Analysts noted that renewed capital flows and corporate capacity expansion have revived confidence in the chemical segment’s earnings outlook.
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Kotak Mutual Fund Debuts Nifty Chemical ETF Amid Manufacturing Revival
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Kotak Mutual Fund introduced an ETF tracking India’s chemical sector, offering cost-efficient access to industrial growth driven by exports and policy incentives.
A new exchange-traded fund from Kotak Mutual Fund seeks to give investors focused access to India’s rebounding chemical industry. The Kotak Nifty Chemical ETF mirrors the Nifty Chemical Index, which includes leading specialty and industrial chemical producers. Fund managers said improving export orders and domestic policy incentives could fuel steady growth. The low-cost ETF aims to attract investors seeking long-term manufacturing exposure. Analysts noted that renewed capital flows and corporate capacity expansion have revived confidence in the chemical segment’s earnings outlook.
A new exchange-traded fund from Kotak Mutual Fund seeks to give investors focused access to India’s rebounding chemical industry. The Kotak Nifty Chemical ETF mirrors the Nifty Chemical Index, which includes leading specialty and industrial chemical producers. Fund managers said improving export orders and domestic policy incentives could fuel steady growth. The low-cost ETF aims to attract investors seeking long-term manufacturing exposure. Analysts noted that renewed capital flows and corporate capacity expansion have revived confidence in the chemical segment’s earnings outlook.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:45 IST
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6h agoNvidia Crosses $5 Trillion Valuation as Fed Cut Triggers Market Volatility
Nvidia hit a $5 trillion valuation following the Fed’s rate cut, reflecting AI-chip strength amid volatile global market conditions.
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6h agoNvidia Crosses $5 Trillion Valuation as Fed Cut Triggers Market Volatility
Nvidia hit a $5 trillion valuation following the Fed’s rate cut, reflecting AI-chip strength amid volatile global market conditions.
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Nvidia Crosses $5 Trillion Valuation as Fed Cut Triggers Market Volatility
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:39 IST
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6h agoAggressive Mutual Funds Regain Popularity as Investors Chase Higher Yields
High-risk, high-return mutual funds have seen renewed traction among retail investors toward the end of 2025. Rising domestic liquidity and strong mid-cap earnings have fueled interest in small-cap, thematic, and sector-rotation strategies. Fund houses report consistent inflows as investors shift from debt to equity for superior long-term gains. Analysts caution that while risk-adjusted alpha remains attractive, volatility will persist amid geopolitical uncertainty. Market strategists expect diversification across risk profiles to remain a defining feature of fund allocations in the coming quarters.
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6h agoAggressive Mutual Funds Regain Popularity as Investors Chase Higher Yields
High-risk, high-return mutual funds have seen renewed traction among retail investors toward the end of 2025. Rising domestic liquidity and strong mid-cap earnings have fueled interest in small-cap, thematic, and sector-rotation strategies. Fund houses report consistent inflows as investors shift from debt to equity for superior long-term gains. Analysts caution that while risk-adjusted alpha remains attractive, volatility will persist amid geopolitical uncertainty. Market strategists expect diversification across risk profiles to remain a defining feature of fund allocations in the coming quarters.
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Aggressive Mutual Funds Regain Popularity as Investors Chase Higher Yields
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Investors are flocking back to high-risk mutual funds, betting on mid-cap and thematic strategies despite heightened market volatility.
High-risk, high-return mutual funds have seen renewed traction among retail investors toward the end of 2025. Rising domestic liquidity and strong mid-cap earnings have fueled interest in small-cap, thematic, and sector-rotation strategies. Fund houses report consistent inflows as investors shift from debt to equity for superior long-term gains. Analysts caution that while risk-adjusted alpha remains attractive, volatility will persist amid geopolitical uncertainty. Market strategists expect diversification across risk profiles to remain a defining feature of fund allocations in the coming quarters.
High-risk, high-return mutual funds have seen renewed traction among retail investors toward the end of 2025. Rising domestic liquidity and strong mid-cap earnings have fueled interest in small-cap, thematic, and sector-rotation strategies. Fund houses report consistent inflows as investors shift from debt to equity for superior long-term gains. Analysts caution that while risk-adjusted alpha remains attractive, volatility will persist amid geopolitical uncertainty. Market strategists expect diversification across risk profiles to remain a defining feature of fund allocations in the coming quarters.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:39 IST
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6h agoTrump–Xi Meeting Sparks Optimism Over Potential Trade De-Escalation
Global markets watched closely as U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met to discuss easing trade tensions and tariff frameworks. Early remarks indicated progress toward restoring technology exports and agricultural trade flows. Diplomatic observers said the talks could reset supply-chain cooperation disrupted since 2022. Equity futures in Asia and Europe reacted positively ahead of the press briefing. Analysts cautioned that enforcement and currency provisions remain contentious but agreed the dialogue marks the most significant thaw in U.S.–China relations in two years.
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6h agoTrump–Xi Meeting Sparks Optimism Over Potential Trade De-Escalation
Global markets watched closely as U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met to discuss easing trade tensions and tariff frameworks. Early remarks indicated progress toward restoring technology exports and agricultural trade flows. Diplomatic observers said the talks could reset supply-chain cooperation disrupted since 2022. Equity futures in Asia and Europe reacted positively ahead of the press briefing. Analysts cautioned that enforcement and currency provisions remain contentious but agreed the dialogue marks the most significant thaw in U.S.–China relations in two years.
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Trump–Xi Meeting Sparks Optimism Over Potential Trade De-Escalation
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Trump and Xi resumed direct negotiations, reviving hopes for tariff relief and renewed supply-chain cooperation between the U.S. and China.
Global markets watched closely as U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met to discuss easing trade tensions and tariff frameworks. Early remarks indicated progress toward restoring technology exports and agricultural trade flows. Diplomatic observers said the talks could reset supply-chain cooperation disrupted since 2022. Equity futures in Asia and Europe reacted positively ahead of the press briefing. Analysts cautioned that enforcement and currency provisions remain contentious but agreed the dialogue marks the most significant thaw in U.S.–China relations in two years.
Global markets watched closely as U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met to discuss easing trade tensions and tariff frameworks. Early remarks indicated progress toward restoring technology exports and agricultural trade flows. Diplomatic observers said the talks could reset supply-chain cooperation disrupted since 2022. Equity futures in Asia and Europe reacted positively ahead of the press briefing. Analysts cautioned that enforcement and currency provisions remain contentious but agreed the dialogue marks the most significant thaw in U.S.–China relations in two years.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:32 IST
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6h agoONGC, Graphite India, and SAIL Highlighted as Top Technical Buys
Equity strategists recommended ONGC, Graphite India, and SAIL as high-conviction picks for short-term traders, citing bullish chart formations and strong momentum indicators. ONGC’s breakout above resistance levels signals potential further upside, while Graphite India shows strength in industrial demand recovery. SAIL’s volume and moving average crossovers suggest sustained accumulation. Analysts see 8–15% upside potential across these counters as domestic liquidity remains supportive. Broader sentiment improved after steady corporate earnings and commodity price resilience in recent trading sessions.
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6h agoONGC, Graphite India, and SAIL Highlighted as Top Technical Buys
Equity strategists recommended ONGC, Graphite India, and SAIL as high-conviction picks for short-term traders, citing bullish chart formations and strong momentum indicators. ONGC’s breakout above resistance levels signals potential further upside, while Graphite India shows strength in industrial demand recovery. SAIL’s volume and moving average crossovers suggest sustained accumulation. Analysts see 8–15% upside potential across these counters as domestic liquidity remains supportive. Broader sentiment improved after steady corporate earnings and commodity price resilience in recent trading sessions.
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ONGC, Graphite India, and SAIL Highlighted as Top Technical Buys
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Analysts identified ONGC, Graphite India, and SAIL as short-term buy opportunities based on strong technical setups and improving sector momentum.
Equity strategists recommended ONGC, Graphite India, and SAIL as high-conviction picks for short-term traders, citing bullish chart formations and strong momentum indicators. ONGC’s breakout above resistance levels signals potential further upside, while Graphite India shows strength in industrial demand recovery. SAIL’s volume and moving average crossovers suggest sustained accumulation. Analysts see 8–15% upside potential across these counters as domestic liquidity remains supportive. Broader sentiment improved after steady corporate earnings and commodity price resilience in recent trading sessions.
Equity strategists recommended ONGC, Graphite India, and SAIL as high-conviction picks for short-term traders, citing bullish chart formations and strong momentum indicators. ONGC’s breakout above resistance levels signals potential further upside, while Graphite India shows strength in industrial demand recovery. SAIL’s volume and moving average crossovers suggest sustained accumulation. Analysts see 8–15% upside potential across these counters as domestic liquidity remains supportive. Broader sentiment improved after steady corporate earnings and commodity price resilience in recent trading sessions.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:27 IST
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6h agoAlphabet, Microsoft, and Meta Announce Record AI Investments Amid Market Optimism
Tech giants Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta unveiled aggressive AI spending plans aimed at scaling infrastructure, model development, and global data center capacity. Combined capital expenditure exceeds $200 billion for 2025–2026, signaling confidence in sustained AI monetization rather than speculative exuberance. Executives said investment would focus on inference optimization, safety frameworks, and expanding enterprise integrations. Analysts said these commitments counter fears of an AI bubble and reinforce long-term revenue durability across advertising, cloud, and productivity verticals for the world’s largest tech platforms.
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6h agoAlphabet, Microsoft, and Meta Announce Record AI Investments Amid Market Optimism
Tech giants Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta unveiled aggressive AI spending plans aimed at scaling infrastructure, model development, and global data center capacity. Combined capital expenditure exceeds $200 billion for 2025–2026, signaling confidence in sustained AI monetization rather than speculative exuberance. Executives said investment would focus on inference optimization, safety frameworks, and expanding enterprise integrations. Analysts said these commitments counter fears of an AI bubble and reinforce long-term revenue durability across advertising, cloud, and productivity verticals for the world’s largest tech platforms.
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Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta Announce Record AI Investments Amid Market Optimism
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Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta pledged over $200 billion for AI expansion, easing bubble fears and boosting confidence in long-term monetization prospects.
Tech giants Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta unveiled aggressive AI spending plans aimed at scaling infrastructure, model development, and global data center capacity. Combined capital expenditure exceeds $200 billion for 2025–2026, signaling confidence in sustained AI monetization rather than speculative exuberance. Executives said investment would focus on inference optimization, safety frameworks, and expanding enterprise integrations. Analysts said these commitments counter fears of an AI bubble and reinforce long-term revenue durability across advertising, cloud, and productivity verticals for the world’s largest tech platforms.
Tech giants Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta unveiled aggressive AI spending plans aimed at scaling infrastructure, model development, and global data center capacity. Combined capital expenditure exceeds $200 billion for 2025–2026, signaling confidence in sustained AI monetization rather than speculative exuberance. Executives said investment would focus on inference optimization, safety frameworks, and expanding enterprise integrations. Analysts said these commitments counter fears of an AI bubble and reinforce long-term revenue durability across advertising, cloud, and productivity verticals for the world’s largest tech platforms.
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Alphabet
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:26 IST
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6h agoLIC MF Launches New Equity Scheme Targeting India’s Consumption Boom
Aiming to harness India’s fast-growing consumer economy, the LIC MF Consumption Fund opened for subscription this week. The thematic open-ended equity scheme invests in companies across FMCG, retail, and lifestyle segments expected to benefit from higher disposable incomes and urban spending. Fund managers highlighted disciplined sector allocation and long-term demand visibility. Market experts view the launch as a timely addition to LIC Mutual Fund’s product mix, offering investors exposure to one of India’s most resilient structural growth themes.
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6h agoLIC MF Launches New Equity Scheme Targeting India’s Consumption Boom
Aiming to harness India’s fast-growing consumer economy, the LIC MF Consumption Fund opened for subscription this week. The thematic open-ended equity scheme invests in companies across FMCG, retail, and lifestyle segments expected to benefit from higher disposable incomes and urban spending. Fund managers highlighted disciplined sector allocation and long-term demand visibility. Market experts view the launch as a timely addition to LIC Mutual Fund’s product mix, offering investors exposure to one of India’s most resilient structural growth themes.
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LIC MF Launches New Equity Scheme Targeting India’s Consumption Boom
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The newly opened LIC MF Consumption Fund focuses on India’s expanding consumer sector through diversified investments in FMCG, retail, and lifestyle companies.
Aiming to harness India’s fast-growing consumer economy, the LIC MF Consumption Fund opened for subscription this week. The thematic open-ended equity scheme invests in companies across FMCG, retail, and lifestyle segments expected to benefit from higher disposable incomes and urban spending. Fund managers highlighted disciplined sector allocation and long-term demand visibility. Market experts view the launch as a timely addition to LIC Mutual Fund’s product mix, offering investors exposure to one of India’s most resilient structural growth themes.
Aiming to harness India’s fast-growing consumer economy, the LIC MF Consumption Fund opened for subscription this week. The thematic open-ended equity scheme invests in companies across FMCG, retail, and lifestyle segments expected to benefit from higher disposable incomes and urban spending. Fund managers highlighted disciplined sector allocation and long-term demand visibility. Market experts view the launch as a timely addition to LIC Mutual Fund’s product mix, offering investors exposure to one of India’s most resilient structural growth themes.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:25 IST
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6h agoSEBI Proposes Scrapping Extra Mutual Fund Fee to Boost Investor Returns
India’s capital markets regulator SEBI released a draft proposal to remove the additional five-basis-point charge levied on mutual fund schemes. The move aims to directly enhance investor gains by reducing overall expense ratios. The consultation paper invites public comments until November 17. Analysts said the change would improve transparency and benefit long-term SIP investors. Fund managers expect stronger retail participation as cost efficiencies pass through to end users. The decision marks another step in SEBI’s ongoing reforms to rationalize investment expenses.
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6h agoSEBI Proposes Scrapping Extra Mutual Fund Fee to Boost Investor Returns
India’s capital markets regulator SEBI released a draft proposal to remove the additional five-basis-point charge levied on mutual fund schemes. The move aims to directly enhance investor gains by reducing overall expense ratios. The consultation paper invites public comments until November 17. Analysts said the change would improve transparency and benefit long-term SIP investors. Fund managers expect stronger retail participation as cost efficiencies pass through to end users. The decision marks another step in SEBI’s ongoing reforms to rationalize investment expenses.
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SEBI Proposes Scrapping Extra Mutual Fund Fee to Boost Investor Returns
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SEBI proposed eliminating the 5 bps mutual fund fee, seeking to improve cost transparency and maximize investor benefits through lower expense ratios.
India’s capital markets regulator SEBI released a draft proposal to remove the additional five-basis-point charge levied on mutual fund schemes. The move aims to directly enhance investor gains by reducing overall expense ratios. The consultation paper invites public comments until November 17. Analysts said the change would improve transparency and benefit long-term SIP investors. Fund managers expect stronger retail participation as cost efficiencies pass through to end users. The decision marks another step in SEBI’s ongoing reforms to rationalize investment expenses.
India’s capital markets regulator SEBI released a draft proposal to remove the additional five-basis-point charge levied on mutual fund schemes. The move aims to directly enhance investor gains by reducing overall expense ratios. The consultation paper invites public comments until November 17. Analysts said the change would improve transparency and benefit long-term SIP investors. Fund managers expect stronger retail participation as cost efficiencies pass through to end users. The decision marks another step in SEBI’s ongoing reforms to rationalize investment expenses.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:24 IST
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6h agoMastercard in Talks to Acquire Crypto Firm Zerohash for $2 Billion
Payments giant Mastercard is reportedly negotiating a potential $1.5–$2 billion acquisition of crypto settlement platform Zerohash, according to people familiar with the matter. The deal, if finalized, would mark Mastercard’s largest blockchain investment to date, enhancing its real-time settlement and tokenization capabilities. Analysts said the move aligns with the company’s long-term plan to integrate crypto rails into mainstream payment systems. The acquisition would also expand Mastercard’s institutional crypto infrastructure at a time of renewed regulatory clarity and market optimism.
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6h agoMastercard in Talks to Acquire Crypto Firm Zerohash for $2 Billion
Payments giant Mastercard is reportedly negotiating a potential $1.5–$2 billion acquisition of crypto settlement platform Zerohash, according to people familiar with the matter. The deal, if finalized, would mark Mastercard’s largest blockchain investment to date, enhancing its real-time settlement and tokenization capabilities. Analysts said the move aligns with the company’s long-term plan to integrate crypto rails into mainstream payment systems. The acquisition would also expand Mastercard’s institutional crypto infrastructure at a time of renewed regulatory clarity and market optimism.
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Mastercard in Talks to Acquire Crypto Firm Zerohash for $2 Billion
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Mastercard is exploring a $1.5–$2 billion acquisition of Zerohash to expand blockchain-based payment and crypto settlement infrastructure.
Payments giant Mastercard is reportedly negotiating a potential $1.5–$2 billion acquisition of crypto settlement platform Zerohash, according to people familiar with the matter. The deal, if finalized, would mark Mastercard’s largest blockchain investment to date, enhancing its real-time settlement and tokenization capabilities. Analysts said the move aligns with the company’s long-term plan to integrate crypto rails into mainstream payment systems. The acquisition would also expand Mastercard’s institutional crypto infrastructure at a time of renewed regulatory clarity and market optimism.
Payments giant Mastercard is reportedly negotiating a potential $1.5–$2 billion acquisition of crypto settlement platform Zerohash, according to people familiar with the matter. The deal, if finalized, would mark Mastercard’s largest blockchain investment to date, enhancing its real-time settlement and tokenization capabilities. Analysts said the move aligns with the company’s long-term plan to integrate crypto rails into mainstream payment systems. The acquisition would also expand Mastercard’s institutional crypto infrastructure at a time of renewed regulatory clarity and market optimism.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:21 IST
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6h agoSurging Copper Demand Signals India’s Manufacturing Ambition
India’s copper consumption rose 9.3% year-on-year in FY25, supported by industrial expansion, electric mobility adoption, and renewable energy projects. The growth coincides with NITI Aayog’s release of an advanced manufacturing roadmap outlining India’s goal to rank among the world’s top three producers by 2035. Analysts said the data underscores strong infrastructure momentum and upstream metal requirements. The roadmap emphasizes domestic capacity building in semiconductors, batteries, and clean-tech materials, positioning India for long-term industrial competitiveness and export diversification.
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6h agoSurging Copper Demand Signals India’s Manufacturing Ambition
India’s copper consumption rose 9.3% year-on-year in FY25, supported by industrial expansion, electric mobility adoption, and renewable energy projects. The growth coincides with NITI Aayog’s release of an advanced manufacturing roadmap outlining India’s goal to rank among the world’s top three producers by 2035. Analysts said the data underscores strong infrastructure momentum and upstream metal requirements. The roadmap emphasizes domestic capacity building in semiconductors, batteries, and clean-tech materials, positioning India for long-term industrial competitiveness and export diversification.
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Surging Copper Demand Signals India’s Manufacturing Ambition
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Copper demand in India increased 9.3% YoY as industrial expansion aligns with NITI Aayog’s 2035 vision for global manufacturing leadership.
India’s copper consumption rose 9.3% year-on-year in FY25, supported by industrial expansion, electric mobility adoption, and renewable energy projects. The growth coincides with NITI Aayog’s release of an advanced manufacturing roadmap outlining India’s goal to rank among the world’s top three producers by 2035. Analysts said the data underscores strong infrastructure momentum and upstream metal requirements. The roadmap emphasizes domestic capacity building in semiconductors, batteries, and clean-tech materials, positioning India for long-term industrial competitiveness and export diversification.
India’s copper consumption rose 9.3% year-on-year in FY25, supported by industrial expansion, electric mobility adoption, and renewable energy projects. The growth coincides with NITI Aayog’s release of an advanced manufacturing roadmap outlining India’s goal to rank among the world’s top three producers by 2035. Analysts said the data underscores strong infrastructure momentum and upstream metal requirements. The roadmap emphasizes domestic capacity building in semiconductors, batteries, and clean-tech materials, positioning India for long-term industrial competitiveness and export diversification.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:21 IST
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6h agoIndia and EU Accelerate Negotiations to Finalize FTA by 2025
Ongoing discussions between India and the European Union gained traction this week as trade officials pushed to conclude the long-pending Free Trade Agreement by late 2025. Talks currently focus on tariff rationalization, cross-border data flow, and carbon-border adjustments. Progress has been reported on goods access and digital services. Economists said the FTA could unlock new export markets for Indian manufacturers and facilitate technology partnerships with European firms. Both sides reiterated their intent to finalize a mutually beneficial trade framework next year.
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6h agoIndia and EU Accelerate Negotiations to Finalize FTA by 2025
Ongoing discussions between India and the European Union gained traction this week as trade officials pushed to conclude the long-pending Free Trade Agreement by late 2025. Talks currently focus on tariff rationalization, cross-border data flow, and carbon-border adjustments. Progress has been reported on goods access and digital services. Economists said the FTA could unlock new export markets for Indian manufacturers and facilitate technology partnerships with European firms. Both sides reiterated their intent to finalize a mutually beneficial trade framework next year.
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India and EU Accelerate Negotiations to Finalize FTA by 2025
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India and EU advanced their FTA talks, aiming for a 2025 conclusion covering tariffs, technology cooperation, and cross-border trade facilitation.
Ongoing discussions between India and the European Union gained traction this week as trade officials pushed to conclude the long-pending Free Trade Agreement by late 2025. Talks currently focus on tariff rationalization, cross-border data flow, and carbon-border adjustments. Progress has been reported on goods access and digital services. Economists said the FTA could unlock new export markets for Indian manufacturers and facilitate technology partnerships with European firms. Both sides reiterated their intent to finalize a mutually beneficial trade framework next year.
Ongoing discussions between India and the European Union gained traction this week as trade officials pushed to conclude the long-pending Free Trade Agreement by late 2025. Talks currently focus on tariff rationalization, cross-border data flow, and carbon-border adjustments. Progress has been reported on goods access and digital services. Economists said the FTA could unlock new export markets for Indian manufacturers and facilitate technology partnerships with European firms. Both sides reiterated their intent to finalize a mutually beneficial trade framework next year.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:21 IST
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6h agoRetail Investors Get Midcap Access Through Groww’s New Passive Funds
Expanding its suite of index products, Groww Mutual Fund introduced two Nifty Midcap 150 Index schemes designed for cost-efficient diversification in the midcap segment. The new offerings, available under regular and direct plans, remain open for subscription until November 11. Fund executives said the products aim to bridge the accessibility gap for small investors seeking long-term growth exposure. Analysts believe the launch strengthens Groww’s retail positioning amid rising interest in passive investing strategies across India’s fast-growing mutual fund ecosystem.
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6h agoRetail Investors Get Midcap Access Through Groww’s New Passive Funds
Expanding its suite of index products, Groww Mutual Fund introduced two Nifty Midcap 150 Index schemes designed for cost-efficient diversification in the midcap segment. The new offerings, available under regular and direct plans, remain open for subscription until November 11. Fund executives said the products aim to bridge the accessibility gap for small investors seeking long-term growth exposure. Analysts believe the launch strengthens Groww’s retail positioning amid rising interest in passive investing strategies across India’s fast-growing mutual fund ecosystem.
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Retail Investors Get Midcap Access Through Groww’s New Passive Funds
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Groww MF’s two new Nifty Midcap 150 schemes aim to democratize midcap exposure for retail investors amid surging demand for passive funds.
Expanding its suite of index products, Groww Mutual Fund introduced two Nifty Midcap 150 Index schemes designed for cost-efficient diversification in the midcap segment. The new offerings, available under regular and direct plans, remain open for subscription until November 11. Fund executives said the products aim to bridge the accessibility gap for small investors seeking long-term growth exposure. Analysts believe the launch strengthens Groww’s retail positioning amid rising interest in passive investing strategies across India’s fast-growing mutual fund ecosystem.
Expanding its suite of index products, Groww Mutual Fund introduced two Nifty Midcap 150 Index schemes designed for cost-efficient diversification in the midcap segment. The new offerings, available under regular and direct plans, remain open for subscription until November 11. Fund executives said the products aim to bridge the accessibility gap for small investors seeking long-term growth exposure. Analysts believe the launch strengthens Groww’s retail positioning amid rising interest in passive investing strategies across India’s fast-growing mutual fund ecosystem.
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Groww Mutual Fund
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:19 IST
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6h agoRobust Q2 Results Push Canara Bank to Multi-Year Highs
Public-sector lender Canara Bank touched a 15-year high after reporting strong second-quarter earnings marked by a 19% year-on-year profit increase to ₹4,774 crore. The performance was underpinned by improving interest spreads, stable asset quality, and strong credit growth. Analysts applauded its prudent cost controls and sustained reduction in NPAs. The bank’s retail and MSME segments led loan expansion while capital adequacy remained healthy. Management reaffirmed its commitment to profitable growth through technology-driven efficiency and balance-sheet diversification initiatives.
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6h agoRobust Q2 Results Push Canara Bank to Multi-Year Highs
Public-sector lender Canara Bank touched a 15-year high after reporting strong second-quarter earnings marked by a 19% year-on-year profit increase to ₹4,774 crore. The performance was underpinned by improving interest spreads, stable asset quality, and strong credit growth. Analysts applauded its prudent cost controls and sustained reduction in NPAs. The bank’s retail and MSME segments led loan expansion while capital adequacy remained healthy. Management reaffirmed its commitment to profitable growth through technology-driven efficiency and balance-sheet diversification initiatives.
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Robust Q2 Results Push Canara Bank to Multi-Year Highs
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Canara Bank’s Q2 profit jumped 19% to ₹4,774 crore, propelling shares to 15-year highs amid strong margins and asset-quality improvement.
Public-sector lender Canara Bank touched a 15-year high after reporting strong second-quarter earnings marked by a 19% year-on-year profit increase to ₹4,774 crore. The performance was underpinned by improving interest spreads, stable asset quality, and strong credit growth. Analysts applauded its prudent cost controls and sustained reduction in NPAs. The bank’s retail and MSME segments led loan expansion while capital adequacy remained healthy. Management reaffirmed its commitment to profitable growth through technology-driven efficiency and balance-sheet diversification initiatives.
Public-sector lender Canara Bank touched a 15-year high after reporting strong second-quarter earnings marked by a 19% year-on-year profit increase to ₹4,774 crore. The performance was underpinned by improving interest spreads, stable asset quality, and strong credit growth. Analysts applauded its prudent cost controls and sustained reduction in NPAs. The bank’s retail and MSME segments led loan expansion while capital adequacy remained healthy. Management reaffirmed its commitment to profitable growth through technology-driven efficiency and balance-sheet diversification initiatives.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:18 IST
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6h agoPowell’s Hawkish Tone Triggers 590-Point Slide in Indian Equities
A wave of selling hit Dalal Street Thursday after Fed Chair Jerome Powell cautioned that a December rate cut was uncertain, sending global markets lower. The Sensex dropped nearly 590 points while the Nifty fell below 25,900 amid broad weakness in financials and IT. Analysts said investors chose profit-taking over risk amid rising U.S. yields. Broader participation also weakened, though energy stocks lent partial support. Traders expect short-term consolidation until clarity emerges on global monetary and domestic earnings trajectories.
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6h agoPowell’s Hawkish Tone Triggers 590-Point Slide in Indian Equities
A wave of selling hit Dalal Street Thursday after Fed Chair Jerome Powell cautioned that a December rate cut was uncertain, sending global markets lower. The Sensex dropped nearly 590 points while the Nifty fell below 25,900 amid broad weakness in financials and IT. Analysts said investors chose profit-taking over risk amid rising U.S. yields. Broader participation also weakened, though energy stocks lent partial support. Traders expect short-term consolidation until clarity emerges on global monetary and domestic earnings trajectories.
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Powell’s Hawkish Tone Triggers 590-Point Slide in Indian Equities
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Indian equities fell sharply after Powell’s hawkish remarks, with Sensex tumbling 590 points and Nifty breaching 25,900 amid global risk-off mood.
A wave of selling hit Dalal Street Thursday after Fed Chair Jerome Powell cautioned that a December rate cut was uncertain, sending global markets lower. The Sensex dropped nearly 590 points while the Nifty fell below 25,900 amid broad weakness in financials and IT. Analysts said investors chose profit-taking over risk amid rising U.S. yields. Broader participation also weakened, though energy stocks lent partial support. Traders expect short-term consolidation until clarity emerges on global monetary and domestic earnings trajectories.
A wave of selling hit Dalal Street Thursday after Fed Chair Jerome Powell cautioned that a December rate cut was uncertain, sending global markets lower. The Sensex dropped nearly 590 points while the Nifty fell below 25,900 amid broad weakness in financials and IT. Analysts said investors chose profit-taking over risk amid rising U.S. yields. Broader participation also weakened, though energy stocks lent partial support. Traders expect short-term consolidation until clarity emerges on global monetary and domestic earnings trajectories.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:18 IST
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6h agoCautious Sentiment Keeps Asian Stocks Range-Bound Ahead of U.S.-China Dialogue
Investors across Asia adopted a defensive stance Thursday as anticipation built around renewed trade talks between Washington and Beijing. Regional benchmarks traded narrowly mixed, with tech gains in Japan offset by weakness in Chinese property shares. The Federal Reserve’s latest rate cut and Powell’s tempered tone kept risk appetite subdued. Analysts highlighted thin volumes and selective sector moves as signs of hesitation. Broader Asia-Pacific momentum remains sensitive to global data cues and geopolitical developments shaping near-term capital allocation trends.
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6h agoCautious Sentiment Keeps Asian Stocks Range-Bound Ahead of U.S.-China Dialogue
Investors across Asia adopted a defensive stance Thursday as anticipation built around renewed trade talks between Washington and Beijing. Regional benchmarks traded narrowly mixed, with tech gains in Japan offset by weakness in Chinese property shares. The Federal Reserve’s latest rate cut and Powell’s tempered tone kept risk appetite subdued. Analysts highlighted thin volumes and selective sector moves as signs of hesitation. Broader Asia-Pacific momentum remains sensitive to global data cues and geopolitical developments shaping near-term capital allocation trends.
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Cautious Sentiment Keeps Asian Stocks Range-Bound Ahead of U.S.-China Dialogue
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Asian equities moved sideways amid cautious trading ahead of U.S.-China negotiations and subdued sentiment following the Fed’s recent policy adjustment.
Investors across Asia adopted a defensive stance Thursday as anticipation built around renewed trade talks between Washington and Beijing. Regional benchmarks traded narrowly mixed, with tech gains in Japan offset by weakness in Chinese property shares. The Federal Reserve’s latest rate cut and Powell’s tempered tone kept risk appetite subdued. Analysts highlighted thin volumes and selective sector moves as signs of hesitation. Broader Asia-Pacific momentum remains sensitive to global data cues and geopolitical developments shaping near-term capital allocation trends.
Investors across Asia adopted a defensive stance Thursday as anticipation built around renewed trade talks between Washington and Beijing. Regional benchmarks traded narrowly mixed, with tech gains in Japan offset by weakness in Chinese property shares. The Federal Reserve’s latest rate cut and Powell’s tempered tone kept risk appetite subdued. Analysts highlighted thin volumes and selective sector moves as signs of hesitation. Broader Asia-Pacific momentum remains sensitive to global data cues and geopolitical developments shaping near-term capital allocation trends.
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6h agoOpenAI Eyes Historic $1 Trillion Valuation Ahead of Potential IPO
Artificial-intelligence powerhouse OpenAI is reportedly preparing for a public listing that could value the company at up to $1 trillion, potentially making it one of history’s largest IPOs. Sources indicated that discussions with advisers center on optimal listing structure and timing for 2026. The valuation reflects surging demand for AI infrastructure and enterprise adoption of ChatGPT-powered tools. Analysts said such a listing could redefine global technology valuations and intensify competition among AI majors. OpenAI declined to comment on the speculation.
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6h agoOpenAI Eyes Historic $1 Trillion Valuation Ahead of Potential IPO
Artificial-intelligence powerhouse OpenAI is reportedly preparing for a public listing that could value the company at up to $1 trillion, potentially making it one of history’s largest IPOs. Sources indicated that discussions with advisers center on optimal listing structure and timing for 2026. The valuation reflects surging demand for AI infrastructure and enterprise adoption of ChatGPT-powered tools. Analysts said such a listing could redefine global technology valuations and intensify competition among AI majors. OpenAI declined to comment on the speculation.
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OpenAI Eyes Historic $1 Trillion Valuation Ahead of Potential IPO
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OpenAI is exploring an IPO targeting a $1 trillion valuation, underscoring the scale of investor demand for next-generation AI infrastructure companies.
Artificial-intelligence powerhouse OpenAI is reportedly preparing for a public listing that could value the company at up to $1 trillion, potentially making it one of history’s largest IPOs. Sources indicated that discussions with advisers center on optimal listing structure and timing for 2026. The valuation reflects surging demand for AI infrastructure and enterprise adoption of ChatGPT-powered tools. Analysts said such a listing could redefine global technology valuations and intensify competition among AI majors. OpenAI declined to comment on the speculation.
Artificial-intelligence powerhouse OpenAI is reportedly preparing for a public listing that could value the company at up to $1 trillion, potentially making it one of history’s largest IPOs. Sources indicated that discussions with advisers center on optimal listing structure and timing for 2026. The valuation reflects surging demand for AI infrastructure and enterprise adoption of ChatGPT-powered tools. Analysts said such a listing could redefine global technology valuations and intensify competition among AI majors. OpenAI declined to comment on the speculation.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:59 IST
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6h agoAI Privacy Startup Redacto Raises ₹12 Crore to Accelerate Product Expansion
Indian privacy-tech venture Redacto secured ₹12 crore in fresh funding to scale its AI-driven data-protection platform. The round, led by early-stage investors, will fund product development, engineering hires, and enterprise integrations. Redacto’s proprietary algorithms anonymize sensitive datasets while preserving analytical accuracy. Founders said adoption is rising across fintech and healthcare sectors. Analysts view the raise as validation of India’s growing deep-tech ecosystem focused on compliance and privacy automation. The company aims to triple enterprise customer count within the next fiscal year.
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6h agoAI Privacy Startup Redacto Raises ₹12 Crore to Accelerate Product Expansion
Indian privacy-tech venture Redacto secured ₹12 crore in fresh funding to scale its AI-driven data-protection platform. The round, led by early-stage investors, will fund product development, engineering hires, and enterprise integrations. Redacto’s proprietary algorithms anonymize sensitive datasets while preserving analytical accuracy. Founders said adoption is rising across fintech and healthcare sectors. Analysts view the raise as validation of India’s growing deep-tech ecosystem focused on compliance and privacy automation. The company aims to triple enterprise customer count within the next fiscal year.
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AI Privacy Startup Redacto Raises ₹12 Crore to Accelerate Product Expansion
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AI-powered startup Redacto raised ₹12 crore to expand its data-privacy platform, boosting India’s growing deep-tech and compliance-automation landscape.
Indian privacy-tech venture Redacto secured ₹12 crore in fresh funding to scale its AI-driven data-protection platform. The round, led by early-stage investors, will fund product development, engineering hires, and enterprise integrations. Redacto’s proprietary algorithms anonymize sensitive datasets while preserving analytical accuracy. Founders said adoption is rising across fintech and healthcare sectors. Analysts view the raise as validation of India’s growing deep-tech ecosystem focused on compliance and privacy automation. The company aims to triple enterprise customer count within the next fiscal year.
Indian privacy-tech venture Redacto secured ₹12 crore in fresh funding to scale its AI-driven data-protection platform. The round, led by early-stage investors, will fund product development, engineering hires, and enterprise integrations. Redacto’s proprietary algorithms anonymize sensitive datasets while preserving analytical accuracy. Founders said adoption is rising across fintech and healthcare sectors. Analysts view the raise as validation of India’s growing deep-tech ecosystem focused on compliance and privacy automation. The company aims to triple enterprise customer count within the next fiscal year.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:59 IST
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6h agoLarge Solana Wallet Shifts $218 Million Amid ETF Launch Speculation
Blockchain data revealed a massive on-chain transfer exceeding $218 million in Solana tokens, sparking intense speculation about an upcoming Bitwise-backed Solana ETF. Analysts linked the transaction to institutional portfolio restructuring ahead of potential SEC filings. Despite heightened volatility, Solana’s price held near $210, supported by record developer activity and staking growth. Market participants viewed the move as evidence of deepening liquidity within the network. Observers said continued inflows and ETF anticipation reinforce Solana’s position as a top-tier blockchain ecosystem alongside Ethereum.
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6h agoLarge Solana Wallet Shifts $218 Million Amid ETF Launch Speculation
Blockchain data revealed a massive on-chain transfer exceeding $218 million in Solana tokens, sparking intense speculation about an upcoming Bitwise-backed Solana ETF. Analysts linked the transaction to institutional portfolio restructuring ahead of potential SEC filings. Despite heightened volatility, Solana’s price held near $210, supported by record developer activity and staking growth. Market participants viewed the move as evidence of deepening liquidity within the network. Observers said continued inflows and ETF anticipation reinforce Solana’s position as a top-tier blockchain ecosystem alongside Ethereum.
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Large Solana Wallet Shifts $218 Million Amid ETF Launch Speculation
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A $218 million Solana token transfer fueled ETF speculation, reflecting institutional positioning and solid network fundamentals amid growing investor demand.
Blockchain data revealed a massive on-chain transfer exceeding $218 million in Solana tokens, sparking intense speculation about an upcoming Bitwise-backed Solana ETF. Analysts linked the transaction to institutional portfolio restructuring ahead of potential SEC filings. Despite heightened volatility, Solana’s price held near $210, supported by record developer activity and staking growth. Market participants viewed the move as evidence of deepening liquidity within the network. Observers said continued inflows and ETF anticipation reinforce Solana’s position as a top-tier blockchain ecosystem alongside Ethereum.
Blockchain data revealed a massive on-chain transfer exceeding $218 million in Solana tokens, sparking intense speculation about an upcoming Bitwise-backed Solana ETF. Analysts linked the transaction to institutional portfolio restructuring ahead of potential SEC filings. Despite heightened volatility, Solana’s price held near $210, supported by record developer activity and staking growth. Market participants viewed the move as evidence of deepening liquidity within the network. Observers said continued inflows and ETF anticipation reinforce Solana’s position as a top-tier blockchain ecosystem alongside Ethereum.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:58 IST
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6h agoWestern Union Plans USD-Backed Stablecoin to Compete in $4 Trillion Market
In a major strategic shift, Western Union announced plans to launch its own stablecoin, USDPT, in 2026 to challenge established digital-asset players. The initiative aims to reduce remittance costs, accelerate settlements, and modernize its $80 billion-a-year cross-border payments network. Executives said blockchain integration will expand accessibility to unbanked regions while maintaining full regulatory compliance. Analysts believe the move could position Western Union among the first legacy financial firms to directly compete with private-sector stablecoins and reshape remittance economics worldwide.
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6h agoWestern Union Plans USD-Backed Stablecoin to Compete in $4 Trillion Market
In a major strategic shift, Western Union announced plans to launch its own stablecoin, USDPT, in 2026 to challenge established digital-asset players. The initiative aims to reduce remittance costs, accelerate settlements, and modernize its $80 billion-a-year cross-border payments network. Executives said blockchain integration will expand accessibility to unbanked regions while maintaining full regulatory compliance. Analysts believe the move could position Western Union among the first legacy financial firms to directly compete with private-sector stablecoins and reshape remittance economics worldwide.
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Western Union Plans USD-Backed Stablecoin to Compete in $4 Trillion Market
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Western Union plans USDPT stablecoin launch in 2026 to modernize cross-border transfers and compete with existing digital-asset giants in the $4 trillion market.
In a major strategic shift, Western Union announced plans to launch its own stablecoin, USDPT, in 2026 to challenge established digital-asset players. The initiative aims to reduce remittance costs, accelerate settlements, and modernize its $80 billion-a-year cross-border payments network. Executives said blockchain integration will expand accessibility to unbanked regions while maintaining full regulatory compliance. Analysts believe the move could position Western Union among the first legacy financial firms to directly compete with private-sector stablecoins and reshape remittance economics worldwide.
In a major strategic shift, Western Union announced plans to launch its own stablecoin, USDPT, in 2026 to challenge established digital-asset players. The initiative aims to reduce remittance costs, accelerate settlements, and modernize its $80 billion-a-year cross-border payments network. Executives said blockchain integration will expand accessibility to unbanked regions while maintaining full regulatory compliance. Analysts believe the move could position Western Union among the first legacy financial firms to directly compete with private-sector stablecoins and reshape remittance economics worldwide.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:57 IST
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7h agoTrade Momentum Builds as India and EU Near FTA Milestone
India and the European Union intensified negotiations to finalize their long-pending Free Trade Agreement by late 2025. Ongoing discussions center on tariff alignment, carbon-border adjustments, and digital trade frameworks. Officials noted meaningful progress toward regulatory harmonization. Industry leaders said a successful deal could enhance bilateral investments and technology collaboration, reinforcing India’s export competitiveness. The FTA is also expected to unlock greater access for European companies in India’s manufacturing and services sectors. Both sides aim to conclude talks within next year.
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7h agoTrade Momentum Builds as India and EU Near FTA Milestone
India and the European Union intensified negotiations to finalize their long-pending Free Trade Agreement by late 2025. Ongoing discussions center on tariff alignment, carbon-border adjustments, and digital trade frameworks. Officials noted meaningful progress toward regulatory harmonization. Industry leaders said a successful deal could enhance bilateral investments and technology collaboration, reinforcing India’s export competitiveness. The FTA is also expected to unlock greater access for European companies in India’s manufacturing and services sectors. Both sides aim to conclude talks within next year.
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Trade Momentum Builds as India and EU Near FTA Milestone
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India and the EU accelerated trade negotiations to seal an FTA by 2025, with progress seen on tariffs, sustainability, and digital access.
India and the European Union intensified negotiations to finalize their long-pending Free Trade Agreement by late 2025. Ongoing discussions center on tariff alignment, carbon-border adjustments, and digital trade frameworks. Officials noted meaningful progress toward regulatory harmonization. Industry leaders said a successful deal could enhance bilateral investments and technology collaboration, reinforcing India’s export competitiveness. The FTA is also expected to unlock greater access for European companies in India’s manufacturing and services sectors. Both sides aim to conclude talks within next year.
India and the European Union intensified negotiations to finalize their long-pending Free Trade Agreement by late 2025. Ongoing discussions center on tariff alignment, carbon-border adjustments, and digital trade frameworks. Officials noted meaningful progress toward regulatory harmonization. Industry leaders said a successful deal could enhance bilateral investments and technology collaboration, reinforcing India’s export competitiveness. The FTA is also expected to unlock greater access for European companies in India’s manufacturing and services sectors. Both sides aim to conclude talks within next year.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:45 IST
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7h agoManufacturing Push Drives 9.3% Surge in India’s Copper Consumption
Copper usage in India climbed 9.3% year-on-year during FY25, fueled by infrastructure expansion, EV adoption, and renewable energy deployment. The growth aligns with NITI Aayog’s newly released advanced manufacturing roadmap targeting global industrial leadership by 2035. The strategy prioritizes semiconductor, clean energy, and high-value component production to enhance self-reliance. Analysts said the surge in copper demand underscores India’s industrial acceleration, with supply-chain localization expected to attract major foreign investment. Policymakers highlighted manufacturing as a key engine for employment and exports.
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7h agoManufacturing Push Drives 9.3% Surge in India’s Copper Consumption
Copper usage in India climbed 9.3% year-on-year during FY25, fueled by infrastructure expansion, EV adoption, and renewable energy deployment. The growth aligns with NITI Aayog’s newly released advanced manufacturing roadmap targeting global industrial leadership by 2035. The strategy prioritizes semiconductor, clean energy, and high-value component production to enhance self-reliance. Analysts said the surge in copper demand underscores India’s industrial acceleration, with supply-chain localization expected to attract major foreign investment. Policymakers highlighted manufacturing as a key engine for employment and exports.
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Manufacturing Push Drives 9.3% Surge in India’s Copper Consumption
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India’s copper consumption rose 9.3% YoY, bolstered by infrastructure and EV demand, alongside NITI Aayog’s 2035 roadmap for manufacturing leadership.
Copper usage in India climbed 9.3% year-on-year during FY25, fueled by infrastructure expansion, EV adoption, and renewable energy deployment. The growth aligns with NITI Aayog’s newly released advanced manufacturing roadmap targeting global industrial leadership by 2035. The strategy prioritizes semiconductor, clean energy, and high-value component production to enhance self-reliance. Analysts said the surge in copper demand underscores India’s industrial acceleration, with supply-chain localization expected to attract major foreign investment. Policymakers highlighted manufacturing as a key engine for employment and exports.
Copper usage in India climbed 9.3% year-on-year during FY25, fueled by infrastructure expansion, EV adoption, and renewable energy deployment. The growth aligns with NITI Aayog’s newly released advanced manufacturing roadmap targeting global industrial leadership by 2035. The strategy prioritizes semiconductor, clean energy, and high-value component production to enhance self-reliance. Analysts said the surge in copper demand underscores India’s industrial acceleration, with supply-chain localization expected to attract major foreign investment. Policymakers highlighted manufacturing as a key engine for employment and exports.
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7h agoAxis MF Expands Hybrid Portfolio with New Arbitrage-Based FoF
Seeking to tap growing investor demand for consistent income, Axis Mutual Fund launched its Axis Income Plus Arbitrage Passive Fund of Fund. The product blends equity and debt arbitrage exposure to deliver steady, tax-efficient post-tax returns. Fund managers emphasized capital protection and predictable yield as its key differentiators. The offering fits within Axis’s hybrid strategy expansion and caters to conservative investors preferring balanced risk profiles. Subscriptions for the fund opened this week across major platforms with wide retail participation expected.
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7h agoAxis MF Expands Hybrid Portfolio with New Arbitrage-Based FoF
Seeking to tap growing investor demand for consistent income, Axis Mutual Fund launched its Axis Income Plus Arbitrage Passive Fund of Fund. The product blends equity and debt arbitrage exposure to deliver steady, tax-efficient post-tax returns. Fund managers emphasized capital protection and predictable yield as its key differentiators. The offering fits within Axis’s hybrid strategy expansion and caters to conservative investors preferring balanced risk profiles. Subscriptions for the fund opened this week across major platforms with wide retail participation expected.
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Axis MF Expands Hybrid Portfolio with New Arbitrage-Based FoF
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Axis MF launched an arbitrage-oriented passive FoF to provide stable, tax-efficient income options for investors seeking lower volatility and steady returns.
Seeking to tap growing investor demand for consistent income, Axis Mutual Fund launched its Axis Income Plus Arbitrage Passive Fund of Fund. The product blends equity and debt arbitrage exposure to deliver steady, tax-efficient post-tax returns. Fund managers emphasized capital protection and predictable yield as its key differentiators. The offering fits within Axis’s hybrid strategy expansion and caters to conservative investors preferring balanced risk profiles. Subscriptions for the fund opened this week across major platforms with wide retail participation expected.
Seeking to tap growing investor demand for consistent income, Axis Mutual Fund launched its Axis Income Plus Arbitrage Passive Fund of Fund. The product blends equity and debt arbitrage exposure to deliver steady, tax-efficient post-tax returns. Fund managers emphasized capital protection and predictable yield as its key differentiators. The offering fits within Axis’s hybrid strategy expansion and caters to conservative investors preferring balanced risk profiles. Subscriptions for the fund opened this week across major platforms with wide retail participation expected.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:45 IST
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7h agoRetail Focus Deepens as Groww MF Rolls Out Midcap Index Offerings
Catering to a growing investor appetite for passive equity exposure, Groww Mutual Fund rolled out two Nifty Midcap 150 index schemes under its expanding fund suite. The new funds, available in direct and regular plans, close for subscription on November 11. Executives said the launch aims to simplify access to diversified midcap exposure at low cost. Market experts view the move as part of Groww’s broader retail inclusion strategy, leveraging its digital platform strength to attract first-time mutual fund investors nationwide.
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7h agoRetail Focus Deepens as Groww MF Rolls Out Midcap Index Offerings
Catering to a growing investor appetite for passive equity exposure, Groww Mutual Fund rolled out two Nifty Midcap 150 index schemes under its expanding fund suite. The new funds, available in direct and regular plans, close for subscription on November 11. Executives said the launch aims to simplify access to diversified midcap exposure at low cost. Market experts view the move as part of Groww’s broader retail inclusion strategy, leveraging its digital platform strength to attract first-time mutual fund investors nationwide.
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Retail Focus Deepens as Groww MF Rolls Out Midcap Index Offerings
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Groww MF introduced two passive Nifty Midcap 150 schemes to enhance affordable market access and deepen retail participation via its digital platform.
Catering to a growing investor appetite for passive equity exposure, Groww Mutual Fund rolled out two Nifty Midcap 150 index schemes under its expanding fund suite. The new funds, available in direct and regular plans, close for subscription on November 11. Executives said the launch aims to simplify access to diversified midcap exposure at low cost. Market experts view the move as part of Groww’s broader retail inclusion strategy, leveraging its digital platform strength to attract first-time mutual fund investors nationwide.
Catering to a growing investor appetite for passive equity exposure, Groww Mutual Fund rolled out two Nifty Midcap 150 index schemes under its expanding fund suite. The new funds, available in direct and regular plans, close for subscription on November 11. Executives said the launch aims to simplify access to diversified midcap exposure at low cost. Market experts view the move as part of Groww’s broader retail inclusion strategy, leveraging its digital platform strength to attract first-time mutual fund investors nationwide.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:45 IST
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7h agoVodafone Idea Shares Plunge 12% After Supreme Court Order Dampens AGR Relief Hopes
Telecom operator Vodafone Idea witnessed a sharp 12% decline in share price after the Supreme Court’s written order weakened expectations of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) relief. The verdict clarified payment obligations, limiting the company’s scope for further adjustments. Market analysts said the decision could pressure near-term liquidity and delay fundraising plans. Trading volumes spiked as investors booked profits following recent rallies. Brokerage firms revised their outlook to ‘neutral,’ emphasizing that financial stability will hinge on tariff hikes and equity infusion progress.
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7h agoVodafone Idea Shares Plunge 12% After Supreme Court Order Dampens AGR Relief Hopes
Telecom operator Vodafone Idea witnessed a sharp 12% decline in share price after the Supreme Court’s written order weakened expectations of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) relief. The verdict clarified payment obligations, limiting the company’s scope for further adjustments. Market analysts said the decision could pressure near-term liquidity and delay fundraising plans. Trading volumes spiked as investors booked profits following recent rallies. Brokerage firms revised their outlook to ‘neutral,’ emphasizing that financial stability will hinge on tariff hikes and equity infusion progress.
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Vodafone Idea Shares Plunge 12% After Supreme Court Order Dampens AGR Relief Hopes
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Vodafone Idea shares tumbled 12% after a Supreme Court order curtailed AGR relief prospects, intensifying concerns over liquidity and funding timelines.
Telecom operator Vodafone Idea witnessed a sharp 12% decline in share price after the Supreme Court’s written order weakened expectations of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) relief. The verdict clarified payment obligations, limiting the company’s scope for further adjustments. Market analysts said the decision could pressure near-term liquidity and delay fundraising plans. Trading volumes spiked as investors booked profits following recent rallies. Brokerage firms revised their outlook to ‘neutral,’ emphasizing that financial stability will hinge on tariff hikes and equity infusion progress.
Telecom operator Vodafone Idea witnessed a sharp 12% decline in share price after the Supreme Court’s written order weakened expectations of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) relief. The verdict clarified payment obligations, limiting the company’s scope for further adjustments. Market analysts said the decision could pressure near-term liquidity and delay fundraising plans. Trading volumes spiked as investors booked profits following recent rallies. Brokerage firms revised their outlook to ‘neutral,’ emphasizing that financial stability will hinge on tariff hikes and equity infusion progress.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:38 IST
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7h agoPolicybazaar Parent PB Fintech Posts 165% Profit Surge on Insurance Strength
Driven by strong performance in its insurance vertical, PB Fintech — operator of Policybazaar and Paisabazaar — recorded a 165% year-on-year jump in Q2 net profit to ₹135 crore. Revenue growth accelerated as customer acquisition costs normalized and platform synergies improved. Management highlighted profitability across both marketplaces, marking the firm’s third consecutive quarter in the black. Analysts credited disciplined spending and rising cross-sell ratios for margin expansion. Shares gained moderately after results, reflecting investor faith in the company’s scalable business model.
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7h agoPolicybazaar Parent PB Fintech Posts 165% Profit Surge on Insurance Strength
Driven by strong performance in its insurance vertical, PB Fintech — operator of Policybazaar and Paisabazaar — recorded a 165% year-on-year jump in Q2 net profit to ₹135 crore. Revenue growth accelerated as customer acquisition costs normalized and platform synergies improved. Management highlighted profitability across both marketplaces, marking the firm’s third consecutive quarter in the black. Analysts credited disciplined spending and rising cross-sell ratios for margin expansion. Shares gained moderately after results, reflecting investor faith in the company’s scalable business model.
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Policybazaar Parent PB Fintech Posts 165% Profit Surge on Insurance Strength
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PB Fintech’s Q2 profit soared 165% to ₹135 crore, supported by insurance growth, cost control, and strong multi-platform operating leverage.
Driven by strong performance in its insurance vertical, PB Fintech — operator of Policybazaar and Paisabazaar — recorded a 165% year-on-year jump in Q2 net profit to ₹135 crore. Revenue growth accelerated as customer acquisition costs normalized and platform synergies improved. Management highlighted profitability across both marketplaces, marking the firm’s third consecutive quarter in the black. Analysts credited disciplined spending and rising cross-sell ratios for margin expansion. Shares gained moderately after results, reflecting investor faith in the company’s scalable business model.
Driven by strong performance in its insurance vertical, PB Fintech — operator of Policybazaar and Paisabazaar — recorded a 165% year-on-year jump in Q2 net profit to ₹135 crore. Revenue growth accelerated as customer acquisition costs normalized and platform synergies improved. Management highlighted profitability across both marketplaces, marking the firm’s third consecutive quarter in the black. Analysts credited disciplined spending and rising cross-sell ratios for margin expansion. Shares gained moderately after results, reflecting investor faith in the company’s scalable business model.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:23 IST
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7h agoStrong Q2 Earnings Propel Canara Bank to 52-Week High
Boosted by robust Q2 performance, Canara Bank’s stock climbed 4% to a fresh 52-week high after reporting a 19% rise in net profit to ₹4,774 crore. The improvement came from higher interest income, better asset quality, and steady loan growth. Gross NPAs dropped below 4% while credit expansion maintained double-digit momentum. Analysts highlighted the lender’s stable CASA base and prudent risk management as key differentiators. Management reaffirmed growth guidance, emphasizing retail portfolio expansion and sustainable returns through disciplined operational efficiency.
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7h agoStrong Q2 Earnings Propel Canara Bank to 52-Week High
Boosted by robust Q2 performance, Canara Bank’s stock climbed 4% to a fresh 52-week high after reporting a 19% rise in net profit to ₹4,774 crore. The improvement came from higher interest income, better asset quality, and steady loan growth. Gross NPAs dropped below 4% while credit expansion maintained double-digit momentum. Analysts highlighted the lender’s stable CASA base and prudent risk management as key differentiators. Management reaffirmed growth guidance, emphasizing retail portfolio expansion and sustainable returns through disciplined operational efficiency.
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Strong Q2 Earnings Propel Canara Bank to 52-Week High
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Canara Bank’s profit increased 19% to ₹4,774 crore, lifting shares to a 52-week high as credit growth and asset quality strengthened further.
Boosted by robust Q2 performance, Canara Bank’s stock climbed 4% to a fresh 52-week high after reporting a 19% rise in net profit to ₹4,774 crore. The improvement came from higher interest income, better asset quality, and steady loan growth. Gross NPAs dropped below 4% while credit expansion maintained double-digit momentum. Analysts highlighted the lender’s stable CASA base and prudent risk management as key differentiators. Management reaffirmed growth guidance, emphasizing retail portfolio expansion and sustainable returns through disciplined operational efficiency.
Boosted by robust Q2 performance, Canara Bank’s stock climbed 4% to a fresh 52-week high after reporting a 19% rise in net profit to ₹4,774 crore. The improvement came from higher interest income, better asset quality, and steady loan growth. Gross NPAs dropped below 4% while credit expansion maintained double-digit momentum. Analysts highlighted the lender’s stable CASA base and prudent risk management as key differentiators. Management reaffirmed growth guidance, emphasizing retail portfolio expansion and sustainable returns through disciplined operational efficiency.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:23 IST
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7h agoBond Yields Spike as Powell’s Remarks Rekindle Hawkish Rate Outlook
Indian government bond yields climbed sharply after US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reiterated that additional rate cuts are not guaranteed, fueling concerns of tighter global liquidity. The 10-year benchmark yield breached key resistance levels as traders trimmed positions. Domestic investors adjusted portfolios in anticipation of elevated borrowing costs and reduced foreign inflows. Market strategists noted that the move mirrors global risk repricing following Powell’s comments. Analysts expect yields to remain elevated until inflation data or policy guidance offers clearer direction.
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7h agoBond Yields Spike as Powell’s Remarks Rekindle Hawkish Rate Outlook
Indian government bond yields climbed sharply after US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reiterated that additional rate cuts are not guaranteed, fueling concerns of tighter global liquidity. The 10-year benchmark yield breached key resistance levels as traders trimmed positions. Domestic investors adjusted portfolios in anticipation of elevated borrowing costs and reduced foreign inflows. Market strategists noted that the move mirrors global risk repricing following Powell’s comments. Analysts expect yields to remain elevated until inflation data or policy guidance offers clearer direction.
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Bond Yields Spike as Powell’s Remarks Rekindle Hawkish Rate Outlook
about 8 hours ago
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Powell’s comments on limited rate-cut certainty pushed Indian bond yields higher, with traders anticipating tighter liquidity and extended volatility in debt markets.
Indian government bond yields climbed sharply after US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reiterated that additional rate cuts are not guaranteed, fueling concerns of tighter global liquidity. The 10-year benchmark yield breached key resistance levels as traders trimmed positions. Domestic investors adjusted portfolios in anticipation of elevated borrowing costs and reduced foreign inflows. Market strategists noted that the move mirrors global risk repricing following Powell’s comments. Analysts expect yields to remain elevated until inflation data or policy guidance offers clearer direction.
Indian government bond yields climbed sharply after US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reiterated that additional rate cuts are not guaranteed, fueling concerns of tighter global liquidity. The 10-year benchmark yield breached key resistance levels as traders trimmed positions. Domestic investors adjusted portfolios in anticipation of elevated borrowing costs and reduced foreign inflows. Market strategists noted that the move mirrors global risk repricing following Powell’s comments. Analysts expect yields to remain elevated until inflation data or policy guidance offers clearer direction.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:22 IST
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7h agoHPCL Shares Jump After Profit Soars 2598% to ₹3,859 Crore
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd reported a massive year-on-year profit surge, with Q2 net income rising 2598% to ₹3,859 crore on record refining margins and robust throughput. The state-owned refiner declared an interim dividend of ₹5 per share with a record date of November 6. Revenue grew modestly as higher inventory gains offset volatility in crude prices. Analysts said improved operating efficiency, falling input costs, and favorable product spreads drove the performance. The stock touched a new 52-week high, extending its recent rally.
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7h agoHPCL Shares Jump After Profit Soars 2598% to ₹3,859 Crore
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd reported a massive year-on-year profit surge, with Q2 net income rising 2598% to ₹3,859 crore on record refining margins and robust throughput. The state-owned refiner declared an interim dividend of ₹5 per share with a record date of November 6. Revenue grew modestly as higher inventory gains offset volatility in crude prices. Analysts said improved operating efficiency, falling input costs, and favorable product spreads drove the performance. The stock touched a new 52-week high, extending its recent rally.
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HPCL Shares Jump After Profit Soars 2598% to ₹3,859 Crore
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HPCL’s quarterly profit soared 2598% to ₹3,859 crore on strong margins, prompting a ₹5 interim dividend and driving shares to a 52-week high.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd reported a massive year-on-year profit surge, with Q2 net income rising 2598% to ₹3,859 crore on record refining margins and robust throughput. The state-owned refiner declared an interim dividend of ₹5 per share with a record date of November 6. Revenue grew modestly as higher inventory gains offset volatility in crude prices. Analysts said improved operating efficiency, falling input costs, and favorable product spreads drove the performance. The stock touched a new 52-week high, extending its recent rally.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd reported a massive year-on-year profit surge, with Q2 net income rising 2598% to ₹3,859 crore on record refining margins and robust throughput. The state-owned refiner declared an interim dividend of ₹5 per share with a record date of November 6. Revenue grew modestly as higher inventory gains offset volatility in crude prices. Analysts said improved operating efficiency, falling input costs, and favorable product spreads drove the performance. The stock touched a new 52-week high, extending its recent rally.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:22 IST
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7h agoIndian Equities Decline as Nifty Slips Below 26,000 on Global Caution
Indian markets closed sharply lower on October 30, with the Nifty ending below 26,000 and the Sensex falling nearly 600 points. Traders cited weak global cues, hawkish central-bank commentary, and profit-taking in large-cap stocks as key drags. Financials, IT, and auto names led the decline while defensive sectors offered limited support. Broader market breadth turned negative, reflecting investor caution ahead of global macro data releases. Analysts said volatility may persist in early November as participants reassess positioning amid earnings-season uncertainty.
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7h agoIndian Equities Decline as Nifty Slips Below 26,000 on Global Caution
Indian markets closed sharply lower on October 30, with the Nifty ending below 26,000 and the Sensex falling nearly 600 points. Traders cited weak global cues, hawkish central-bank commentary, and profit-taking in large-cap stocks as key drags. Financials, IT, and auto names led the decline while defensive sectors offered limited support. Broader market breadth turned negative, reflecting investor caution ahead of global macro data releases. Analysts said volatility may persist in early November as participants reassess positioning amid earnings-season uncertainty.
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Indian Equities Decline as Nifty Slips Below 26,000 on Global Caution
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Nifty dropped under 26,000 and Sensex slid almost 600 points as global headwinds, earnings caution, and profit-booking pressured equities.
Indian markets closed sharply lower on October 30, with the Nifty ending below 26,000 and the Sensex falling nearly 600 points. Traders cited weak global cues, hawkish central-bank commentary, and profit-taking in large-cap stocks as key drags. Financials, IT, and auto names led the decline while defensive sectors offered limited support. Broader market breadth turned negative, reflecting investor caution ahead of global macro data releases. Analysts said volatility may persist in early November as participants reassess positioning amid earnings-season uncertainty.
Indian markets closed sharply lower on October 30, with the Nifty ending below 26,000 and the Sensex falling nearly 600 points. Traders cited weak global cues, hawkish central-bank commentary, and profit-taking in large-cap stocks as key drags. Financials, IT, and auto names led the decline while defensive sectors offered limited support. Broader market breadth turned negative, reflecting investor caution ahead of global macro data releases. Analysts said volatility may persist in early November as participants reassess positioning amid earnings-season uncertainty.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 11:21 IST
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8h agoCost Controls Power UBS to 74% Profit Surge in Volatile Quarter
UBS delivered a 74% year-on-year profit jump to $2.5 billion in Q3, outpacing estimates despite global market turbulence. Executives credited synergy benefits from the Credit Suisse merger and rigorous expense management across its wealth and investment divisions. Robust net new money inflows and digitalization progress strengthened capital ratios. Analysts applauded UBS’s ability to maintain profitability amid weak investment banking activity. Management reiterated a focus on sustainable cost efficiencies and cross-division collaboration to reinforce its dominant position in European wealth management.
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8h agoCost Controls Power UBS to 74% Profit Surge in Volatile Quarter
UBS delivered a 74% year-on-year profit jump to $2.5 billion in Q3, outpacing estimates despite global market turbulence. Executives credited synergy benefits from the Credit Suisse merger and rigorous expense management across its wealth and investment divisions. Robust net new money inflows and digitalization progress strengthened capital ratios. Analysts applauded UBS’s ability to maintain profitability amid weak investment banking activity. Management reiterated a focus on sustainable cost efficiencies and cross-division collaboration to reinforce its dominant position in European wealth management.
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Cost Controls Power UBS to 74% Profit Surge in Volatile Quarter
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UBS reported $2.5 billion Q3 profit, up 74%, supported by merger synergies, wealth inflows, and strong cost management in a volatile market.
UBS delivered a 74% year-on-year profit jump to $2.5 billion in Q3, outpacing estimates despite global market turbulence. Executives credited synergy benefits from the Credit Suisse merger and rigorous expense management across its wealth and investment divisions. Robust net new money inflows and digitalization progress strengthened capital ratios. Analysts applauded UBS’s ability to maintain profitability amid weak investment banking activity. Management reiterated a focus on sustainable cost efficiencies and cross-division collaboration to reinforce its dominant position in European wealth management.
UBS delivered a 74% year-on-year profit jump to $2.5 billion in Q3, outpacing estimates despite global market turbulence. Executives credited synergy benefits from the Credit Suisse merger and rigorous expense management across its wealth and investment divisions. Robust net new money inflows and digitalization progress strengthened capital ratios. Analysts applauded UBS’s ability to maintain profitability amid weak investment banking activity. Management reiterated a focus on sustainable cost efficiencies and cross-division collaboration to reinforce its dominant position in European wealth management.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 10:42 IST
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8h agoEaseMyTrip-Backed Optimo Capital Attracts ₹150 Crore to Expand Fintech Operations
In a strong vote of confidence from private investors and family offices, Optimo Capital raised ₹150 crore to accelerate its wealth-tech and advisory business. The company, co-founded by EaseMyTrip’s leadership, aims to enhance AI-led analytics, regulatory compliance tools, and platform scalability. Industry experts said the funding reinforces investor optimism toward India’s maturing fintech landscape, where advisory and wealth management verticals are seeing rapid growth. Optimo’s management emphasized plans for regional diversification and product innovation as part of its next expansion phase.
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8h agoEaseMyTrip-Backed Optimo Capital Attracts ₹150 Crore to Expand Fintech Operations
In a strong vote of confidence from private investors and family offices, Optimo Capital raised ₹150 crore to accelerate its wealth-tech and advisory business. The company, co-founded by EaseMyTrip’s leadership, aims to enhance AI-led analytics, regulatory compliance tools, and platform scalability. Industry experts said the funding reinforces investor optimism toward India’s maturing fintech landscape, where advisory and wealth management verticals are seeing rapid growth. Optimo’s management emphasized plans for regional diversification and product innovation as part of its next expansion phase.
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EaseMyTrip-Backed Optimo Capital Attracts ₹150 Crore to Expand Fintech Operations
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Optimo Capital raised ₹150 crore from investors to scale its fintech advisory and AI-driven analytics platform, highlighting investor faith in India’s wealth-tech growth.
In a strong vote of confidence from private investors and family offices, Optimo Capital raised ₹150 crore to accelerate its wealth-tech and advisory business. The company, co-founded by EaseMyTrip’s leadership, aims to enhance AI-led analytics, regulatory compliance tools, and platform scalability. Industry experts said the funding reinforces investor optimism toward India’s maturing fintech landscape, where advisory and wealth management verticals are seeing rapid growth. Optimo’s management emphasized plans for regional diversification and product innovation as part of its next expansion phase.
In a strong vote of confidence from private investors and family offices, Optimo Capital raised ₹150 crore to accelerate its wealth-tech and advisory business. The company, co-founded by EaseMyTrip’s leadership, aims to enhance AI-led analytics, regulatory compliance tools, and platform scalability. Industry experts said the funding reinforces investor optimism toward India’s maturing fintech landscape, where advisory and wealth management verticals are seeing rapid growth. Optimo’s management emphasized plans for regional diversification and product innovation as part of its next expansion phase.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 10:42 IST
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8h agoDevelopers Spur Ethereum to $3,920 Amid Expanding Layer-2 Adoption
Buoyed by rising development activity and network upgrades, Ethereum climbed to roughly $3,920 even as traders navigated shifting global liquidity conditions. Analysts credited robust DeFi participation, steady gas usage, and ongoing institutional demand for staking services as key price supports. The network’s layer-2 throughput reached new records, improving scalability and efficiency. Market participants expect consolidation before the next upgrade cycle. Broader sentiment remains constructive as developers prepare enhancements aimed at lowering transaction costs and accelerating decentralized application performance across chains.
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8h agoDevelopers Spur Ethereum to $3,920 Amid Expanding Layer-2 Adoption
Buoyed by rising development activity and network upgrades, Ethereum climbed to roughly $3,920 even as traders navigated shifting global liquidity conditions. Analysts credited robust DeFi participation, steady gas usage, and ongoing institutional demand for staking services as key price supports. The network’s layer-2 throughput reached new records, improving scalability and efficiency. Market participants expect consolidation before the next upgrade cycle. Broader sentiment remains constructive as developers prepare enhancements aimed at lowering transaction costs and accelerating decentralized application performance across chains.
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Developers Spur Ethereum to $3,920 Amid Expanding Layer-2 Adoption
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Ethereum gained to about $3,920 amid strong DeFi and layer-2 growth, highlighting continued investor engagement and developer-driven scalability improvements.
Buoyed by rising development activity and network upgrades, Ethereum climbed to roughly $3,920 even as traders navigated shifting global liquidity conditions. Analysts credited robust DeFi participation, steady gas usage, and ongoing institutional demand for staking services as key price supports. The network’s layer-2 throughput reached new records, improving scalability and efficiency. Market participants expect consolidation before the next upgrade cycle. Broader sentiment remains constructive as developers prepare enhancements aimed at lowering transaction costs and accelerating decentralized application performance across chains.
Buoyed by rising development activity and network upgrades, Ethereum climbed to roughly $3,920 even as traders navigated shifting global liquidity conditions. Analysts credited robust DeFi participation, steady gas usage, and ongoing institutional demand for staking services as key price supports. The network’s layer-2 throughput reached new records, improving scalability and efficiency. Market participants expect consolidation before the next upgrade cycle. Broader sentiment remains constructive as developers prepare enhancements aimed at lowering transaction costs and accelerating decentralized application performance across chains.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 10:41 IST
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8h agoBitcoin Steadies Above $111,000 Despite Post-Fed Volatility
After initial swings following the Federal Reserve’s rate move, Bitcoin stabilized above $111,000, defying broader risk-off sentiment. Analysts attributed the resilience to steady ETF inflows, active whale accumulation, and growing interest from pension-linked funds. Despite lower trading volumes, on-chain metrics signaled continued network health and long-term investor conviction. Market strategists anticipate a range-bound phase before renewed momentum toward year-end. Broader digital assets reflected similar patterns, reinforcing expectations that crypto markets are gradually decoupling from short-term macroeconomic turbulence seen across global equities.
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8h agoBitcoin Steadies Above $111,000 Despite Post-Fed Volatility
After initial swings following the Federal Reserve’s rate move, Bitcoin stabilized above $111,000, defying broader risk-off sentiment. Analysts attributed the resilience to steady ETF inflows, active whale accumulation, and growing interest from pension-linked funds. Despite lower trading volumes, on-chain metrics signaled continued network health and long-term investor conviction. Market strategists anticipate a range-bound phase before renewed momentum toward year-end. Broader digital assets reflected similar patterns, reinforcing expectations that crypto markets are gradually decoupling from short-term macroeconomic turbulence seen across global equities.
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Bitcoin Steadies Above $111,000 Despite Post-Fed Volatility
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Bitcoin hovered above $111,000 after Fed-induced volatility, supported by institutional inflows and stable on-chain activity signaling long-term investor confidence.
After initial swings following the Federal Reserve’s rate move, Bitcoin stabilized above $111,000, defying broader risk-off sentiment. Analysts attributed the resilience to steady ETF inflows, active whale accumulation, and growing interest from pension-linked funds. Despite lower trading volumes, on-chain metrics signaled continued network health and long-term investor conviction. Market strategists anticipate a range-bound phase before renewed momentum toward year-end. Broader digital assets reflected similar patterns, reinforcing expectations that crypto markets are gradually decoupling from short-term macroeconomic turbulence seen across global equities.
After initial swings following the Federal Reserve’s rate move, Bitcoin stabilized above $111,000, defying broader risk-off sentiment. Analysts attributed the resilience to steady ETF inflows, active whale accumulation, and growing interest from pension-linked funds. Despite lower trading volumes, on-chain metrics signaled continued network health and long-term investor conviction. Market strategists anticipate a range-bound phase before renewed momentum toward year-end. Broader digital assets reflected similar patterns, reinforcing expectations that crypto markets are gradually decoupling from short-term macroeconomic turbulence seen across global equities.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 10:32 IST
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8h agoGaming Startup Exiles Interactives Secures $355,000 in Pre-Seed Round
Bengaluru-based gaming venture Exiles Interactives raised $355,000 in pre-seed funding led by Chimera VC, marking continued investor interest in India’s gaming ecosystem. The studio plans to channel capital toward expanding its design team, developing multiplayer capabilities, and scaling its proprietary game engine. Investors cited India’s rising gamer base and strong mobile infrastructure as growth enablers. Analysts said the funding reflects sustained momentum in creative-tech startups targeting global IP creation. The round underscores growing venture appetite for cross-platform gaming and entertainment startups.
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8h agoGaming Startup Exiles Interactives Secures $355,000 in Pre-Seed Round
Bengaluru-based gaming venture Exiles Interactives raised $355,000 in pre-seed funding led by Chimera VC, marking continued investor interest in India’s gaming ecosystem. The studio plans to channel capital toward expanding its design team, developing multiplayer capabilities, and scaling its proprietary game engine. Investors cited India’s rising gamer base and strong mobile infrastructure as growth enablers. Analysts said the funding reflects sustained momentum in creative-tech startups targeting global IP creation. The round underscores growing venture appetite for cross-platform gaming and entertainment startups.
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Gaming Startup Exiles Interactives Secures $355,000 in Pre-Seed Round
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Exiles Interactives raised $355,000 in a pre-seed round led by Chimera VC to scale design and multiplayer capabilities within India’s expanding gaming sector.
Bengaluru-based gaming venture Exiles Interactives raised $355,000 in pre-seed funding led by Chimera VC, marking continued investor interest in India’s gaming ecosystem. The studio plans to channel capital toward expanding its design team, developing multiplayer capabilities, and scaling its proprietary game engine. Investors cited India’s rising gamer base and strong mobile infrastructure as growth enablers. Analysts said the funding reflects sustained momentum in creative-tech startups targeting global IP creation. The round underscores growing venture appetite for cross-platform gaming and entertainment startups.
Bengaluru-based gaming venture Exiles Interactives raised $355,000 in pre-seed funding led by Chimera VC, marking continued investor interest in India’s gaming ecosystem. The studio plans to channel capital toward expanding its design team, developing multiplayer capabilities, and scaling its proprietary game engine. Investors cited India’s rising gamer base and strong mobile infrastructure as growth enablers. Analysts said the funding reflects sustained momentum in creative-tech startups targeting global IP creation. The round underscores growing venture appetite for cross-platform gaming and entertainment startups.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 10:31 IST
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8h agoECB Advances Legal Framework for Digital Euro Rollout by 2029
The European Central Bank is preparing a regulatory blueprint for introducing a digital euro by 2029, focusing on privacy, security, and interoperability standards across member states. The move seeks to safeguard monetary sovereignty while offering a central-bank-backed alternative to private stablecoins. Pilot testing and stakeholder consultations will begin in 2026 to align compliance and technical design. Analysts said the initiative represents the bloc’s most advanced digital-currency step yet, though political consensus remains mixed across governments balancing innovation with fiscal oversight concerns.
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8h agoECB Advances Legal Framework for Digital Euro Rollout by 2029
The European Central Bank is preparing a regulatory blueprint for introducing a digital euro by 2029, focusing on privacy, security, and interoperability standards across member states. The move seeks to safeguard monetary sovereignty while offering a central-bank-backed alternative to private stablecoins. Pilot testing and stakeholder consultations will begin in 2026 to align compliance and technical design. Analysts said the initiative represents the bloc’s most advanced digital-currency step yet, though political consensus remains mixed across governments balancing innovation with fiscal oversight concerns.
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ECB Advances Legal Framework for Digital Euro Rollout by 2029
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The ECB outlined plans to launch a digital euro by 2029, emphasizing regulation, privacy, and pan-European financial integration in its roadmap.
The European Central Bank is preparing a regulatory blueprint for introducing a digital euro by 2029, focusing on privacy, security, and interoperability standards across member states. The move seeks to safeguard monetary sovereignty while offering a central-bank-backed alternative to private stablecoins. Pilot testing and stakeholder consultations will begin in 2026 to align compliance and technical design. Analysts said the initiative represents the bloc’s most advanced digital-currency step yet, though political consensus remains mixed across governments balancing innovation with fiscal oversight concerns.
The European Central Bank is preparing a regulatory blueprint for introducing a digital euro by 2029, focusing on privacy, security, and interoperability standards across member states. The move seeks to safeguard monetary sovereignty while offering a central-bank-backed alternative to private stablecoins. Pilot testing and stakeholder consultations will begin in 2026 to align compliance and technical design. Analysts said the initiative represents the bloc’s most advanced digital-currency step yet, though political consensus remains mixed across governments balancing innovation with fiscal oversight concerns.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 10:29 IST
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8h agoMixed US Data Keeps Fed Outlook Cautious Amid Job Cut Signals
Recent job cut announcements and mixed macroeconomic data have prompted cautious optimism in US markets, with investors scaling back expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate cut. Labor indicators remain resilient but uneven, suggesting slower momentum in cyclical hiring. Market participants said policymakers may maintain a wait-and-see stance until inflation metrics show clearer moderation. Treasury yields steadied, and equities traded narrowly as traders weighed tightening credit conditions. Economists predict that further rate easing will depend on wage growth trends and consumer-spending durability through winter.
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8h agoMixed US Data Keeps Fed Outlook Cautious Amid Job Cut Signals
Recent job cut announcements and mixed macroeconomic data have prompted cautious optimism in US markets, with investors scaling back expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate cut. Labor indicators remain resilient but uneven, suggesting slower momentum in cyclical hiring. Market participants said policymakers may maintain a wait-and-see stance until inflation metrics show clearer moderation. Treasury yields steadied, and equities traded narrowly as traders weighed tightening credit conditions. Economists predict that further rate easing will depend on wage growth trends and consumer-spending durability through winter.
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Mixed US Data Keeps Fed Outlook Cautious Amid Job Cut Signals
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US job market signals tempered hopes for a December Fed cut as policymakers await clearer inflation moderation and consumer-spending data before easing further.
Recent job cut announcements and mixed macroeconomic data have prompted cautious optimism in US markets, with investors scaling back expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate cut. Labor indicators remain resilient but uneven, suggesting slower momentum in cyclical hiring. Market participants said policymakers may maintain a wait-and-see stance until inflation metrics show clearer moderation. Treasury yields steadied, and equities traded narrowly as traders weighed tightening credit conditions. Economists predict that further rate easing will depend on wage growth trends and consumer-spending durability through winter.
Recent job cut announcements and mixed macroeconomic data have prompted cautious optimism in US markets, with investors scaling back expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate cut. Labor indicators remain resilient but uneven, suggesting slower momentum in cyclical hiring. Market participants said policymakers may maintain a wait-and-see stance until inflation metrics show clearer moderation. Treasury yields steadied, and equities traded narrowly as traders weighed tightening credit conditions. Economists predict that further rate easing will depend on wage growth trends and consumer-spending durability through winter.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 10:28 IST
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8h agoNAV Resilience Marks October for Mid-Cap and Thematic Funds
Indian mutual funds recorded stable net asset values through late October, supported by inflows into mid-cap, sectoral, and thematic schemes. Managers noted that balanced positioning helped offset volatility from foreign selling and global rate uncertainty. Equity fund categories tied to infrastructure and manufacturing continued outperforming broad indices. Systematic investment plan inflows held firm, reflecting steady retail participation. Industry analysts said persistent retail discipline and diversified sector rotation provided a cushion against market corrections, underscoring confidence in India’s long-term equity growth outlook.
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8h agoNAV Resilience Marks October for Mid-Cap and Thematic Funds
Indian mutual funds recorded stable net asset values through late October, supported by inflows into mid-cap, sectoral, and thematic schemes. Managers noted that balanced positioning helped offset volatility from foreign selling and global rate uncertainty. Equity fund categories tied to infrastructure and manufacturing continued outperforming broad indices. Systematic investment plan inflows held firm, reflecting steady retail participation. Industry analysts said persistent retail discipline and diversified sector rotation provided a cushion against market corrections, underscoring confidence in India’s long-term equity growth outlook.
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NAV Resilience Marks October for Mid-Cap and Thematic Funds
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Mid-cap and thematic schemes showed stable NAV performance in October, buoyed by steady SIP inflows and investor confidence despite global volatility.
Indian mutual funds recorded stable net asset values through late October, supported by inflows into mid-cap, sectoral, and thematic schemes. Managers noted that balanced positioning helped offset volatility from foreign selling and global rate uncertainty. Equity fund categories tied to infrastructure and manufacturing continued outperforming broad indices. Systematic investment plan inflows held firm, reflecting steady retail participation. Industry analysts said persistent retail discipline and diversified sector rotation provided a cushion against market corrections, underscoring confidence in India’s long-term equity growth outlook.
Indian mutual funds recorded stable net asset values through late October, supported by inflows into mid-cap, sectoral, and thematic schemes. Managers noted that balanced positioning helped offset volatility from foreign selling and global rate uncertainty. Equity fund categories tied to infrastructure and manufacturing continued outperforming broad indices. Systematic investment plan inflows held firm, reflecting steady retail participation. Industry analysts said persistent retail discipline and diversified sector rotation provided a cushion against market corrections, underscoring confidence in India’s long-term equity growth outlook.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 10:28 IST
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8h agoL&T Reports 16% Profit Jump Driven by Strong Project Execution
Engineering conglomerate Larsen & Toubro posted consolidated Q2 net income of ₹3,926 crore, up 16% year-on-year, supported by 10% revenue growth from sustained project execution. Infrastructure, power transmission, and manufacturing divisions delivered solid order inflows, while international contracts offset domestic moderation. Operating margins improved modestly as efficiency initiatives took hold. Management reiterated focus on diversification, digital integration, and cash-flow discipline. Analysts expect healthy backlog conversion and steady performance in the second half, underscoring L&T’s position as a bellwether for India’s capex momentum.
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8h agoL&T Reports 16% Profit Jump Driven by Strong Project Execution
Engineering conglomerate Larsen & Toubro posted consolidated Q2 net income of ₹3,926 crore, up 16% year-on-year, supported by 10% revenue growth from sustained project execution. Infrastructure, power transmission, and manufacturing divisions delivered solid order inflows, while international contracts offset domestic moderation. Operating margins improved modestly as efficiency initiatives took hold. Management reiterated focus on diversification, digital integration, and cash-flow discipline. Analysts expect healthy backlog conversion and steady performance in the second half, underscoring L&T’s position as a bellwether for India’s capex momentum.
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L&T Reports 16% Profit Jump Driven by Strong Project Execution
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L&T’s quarterly profit increased 16% to ₹3,926 crore with 10% revenue growth, reflecting resilient infrastructure orders and operational efficiency gains across segments.
Engineering conglomerate Larsen & Toubro posted consolidated Q2 net income of ₹3,926 crore, up 16% year-on-year, supported by 10% revenue growth from sustained project execution. Infrastructure, power transmission, and manufacturing divisions delivered solid order inflows, while international contracts offset domestic moderation. Operating margins improved modestly as efficiency initiatives took hold. Management reiterated focus on diversification, digital integration, and cash-flow discipline. Analysts expect healthy backlog conversion and steady performance in the second half, underscoring L&T’s position as a bellwether for India’s capex momentum.
Engineering conglomerate Larsen & Toubro posted consolidated Q2 net income of ₹3,926 crore, up 16% year-on-year, supported by 10% revenue growth from sustained project execution. Infrastructure, power transmission, and manufacturing divisions delivered solid order inflows, while international contracts offset domestic moderation. Operating margins improved modestly as efficiency initiatives took hold. Management reiterated focus on diversification, digital integration, and cash-flow discipline. Analysts expect healthy backlog conversion and steady performance in the second half, underscoring L&T’s position as a bellwether for India’s capex momentum.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 10:27 IST
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8h agoVaibhav Global Rallies 13% on Strong Quarter and Digital Gains
Jewelry and lifestyle retailer’s shares advanced after Q2 results showed 10% revenue growth and a 71% surge in profit, powered by expanding digital sales channels and improved conversion. Management highlighted traction in marketplaces, app engagement, and supply-chain efficiencies that supported gross margin expansion. Operating costs were contained despite higher marketing spend aimed at customer acquisition. Analysts said the performance validates the omnichannel pivot and underscores operating leverage as volumes scale. The stock’s move reflected optimism about sustained growth heading into the festive period.
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8h agoVaibhav Global Rallies 13% on Strong Quarter and Digital Gains
Jewelry and lifestyle retailer’s shares advanced after Q2 results showed 10% revenue growth and a 71% surge in profit, powered by expanding digital sales channels and improved conversion. Management highlighted traction in marketplaces, app engagement, and supply-chain efficiencies that supported gross margin expansion. Operating costs were contained despite higher marketing spend aimed at customer acquisition. Analysts said the performance validates the omnichannel pivot and underscores operating leverage as volumes scale. The stock’s move reflected optimism about sustained growth heading into the festive period.
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Vaibhav Global Rallies 13% on Strong Quarter and Digital Gains
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Stock jumped 13% after quarterly revenue rose 10% and profit climbed 71%, with digital execution and supply-chain efficiencies driving margin expansion and sentiment.
Jewelry and lifestyle retailer’s shares advanced after Q2 results showed 10% revenue growth and a 71% surge in profit, powered by expanding digital sales channels and improved conversion. Management highlighted traction in marketplaces, app engagement, and supply-chain efficiencies that supported gross margin expansion. Operating costs were contained despite higher marketing spend aimed at customer acquisition. Analysts said the performance validates the omnichannel pivot and underscores operating leverage as volumes scale. The stock’s move reflected optimism about sustained growth heading into the festive period.
Jewelry and lifestyle retailer’s shares advanced after Q2 results showed 10% revenue growth and a 71% surge in profit, powered by expanding digital sales channels and improved conversion. Management highlighted traction in marketplaces, app engagement, and supply-chain efficiencies that supported gross margin expansion. Operating costs were contained despite higher marketing spend aimed at customer acquisition. Analysts said the performance validates the omnichannel pivot and underscores operating leverage as volumes scale. The stock’s move reflected optimism about sustained growth heading into the festive period.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 09:58 IST
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8h agoCipla Prints Mild Beat with 4% Profit Growth, 8% Revenue Rise
Pharma major Cipla reported Q2 net profit of ₹1,351 crore, up 4% year-on-year, alongside an 8% increase in revenue, supported by stable US generics, domestic branded formulations, and respiratory portfolio momentum. Operating leverage and cost control offset pricing pressure in select categories. R&D spend remained aligned to pipeline priorities, including complex inhalation and specialty launches. Management reiterated guidance for balanced growth and margin discipline. Street takeaways focused on US approvals cadence, India market share, and export normalization as determinants of earnings trajectory into the next fiscal.
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8h agoCipla Prints Mild Beat with 4% Profit Growth, 8% Revenue Rise
Pharma major Cipla reported Q2 net profit of ₹1,351 crore, up 4% year-on-year, alongside an 8% increase in revenue, supported by stable US generics, domestic branded formulations, and respiratory portfolio momentum. Operating leverage and cost control offset pricing pressure in select categories. R&D spend remained aligned to pipeline priorities, including complex inhalation and specialty launches. Management reiterated guidance for balanced growth and margin discipline. Street takeaways focused on US approvals cadence, India market share, and export normalization as determinants of earnings trajectory into the next fiscal.
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Cipla Prints Mild Beat with 4% Profit Growth, 8% Revenue Rise
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Quarter delivered ₹1,351 crore profit with 8% sales growth; execution in US generics and India branded portfolios supported margins despite price headwinds.
Pharma major Cipla reported Q2 net profit of ₹1,351 crore, up 4% year-on-year, alongside an 8% increase in revenue, supported by stable US generics, domestic branded formulations, and respiratory portfolio momentum. Operating leverage and cost control offset pricing pressure in select categories. R&D spend remained aligned to pipeline priorities, including complex inhalation and specialty launches. Management reiterated guidance for balanced growth and margin discipline. Street takeaways focused on US approvals cadence, India market share, and export normalization as determinants of earnings trajectory into the next fiscal.
Pharma major Cipla reported Q2 net profit of ₹1,351 crore, up 4% year-on-year, alongside an 8% increase in revenue, supported by stable US generics, domestic branded formulations, and respiratory portfolio momentum. Operating leverage and cost control offset pricing pressure in select categories. R&D spend remained aligned to pipeline priorities, including complex inhalation and specialty launches. Management reiterated guidance for balanced growth and margin discipline. Street takeaways focused on US approvals cadence, India market share, and export normalization as determinants of earnings trajectory into the next fiscal.
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8h agoAdani Power Profit Slips 11% as Revenue Inches Higher
Quarterly numbers showed consolidated net profit at ₹2,953 crore, down 11% year-on-year, while top-line improved marginally on stable demand. Management cited input-cost normalization and mix effects across plants as factors behind moderated margins versus a strong base. Generation volumes and realizations remained steady, aided by contracted capacities and PPAs. Debt metrics were manageable and capex discipline continued. Broker commentary emphasized near-term sensitivity to coal benchmarks, merchant rates, and monsoon-season demand recovery. Shares were range-bound as investors weighed earnings quality against improving cash-flow visibility.
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8h agoAdani Power Profit Slips 11% as Revenue Inches Higher
Quarterly numbers showed consolidated net profit at ₹2,953 crore, down 11% year-on-year, while top-line improved marginally on stable demand. Management cited input-cost normalization and mix effects across plants as factors behind moderated margins versus a strong base. Generation volumes and realizations remained steady, aided by contracted capacities and PPAs. Debt metrics were manageable and capex discipline continued. Broker commentary emphasized near-term sensitivity to coal benchmarks, merchant rates, and monsoon-season demand recovery. Shares were range-bound as investors weighed earnings quality against improving cash-flow visibility.
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Adani Power Profit Slips 11% as Revenue Inches Higher
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Net earnings fell to ₹2,953 crore, an 11% decline, with modest revenue growth and steady volumes; margin trends hinge on fuel costs and merchant pricing.
Quarterly numbers showed consolidated net profit at ₹2,953 crore, down 11% year-on-year, while top-line improved marginally on stable demand. Management cited input-cost normalization and mix effects across plants as factors behind moderated margins versus a strong base. Generation volumes and realizations remained steady, aided by contracted capacities and PPAs. Debt metrics were manageable and capex discipline continued. Broker commentary emphasized near-term sensitivity to coal benchmarks, merchant rates, and monsoon-season demand recovery. Shares were range-bound as investors weighed earnings quality against improving cash-flow visibility.
Quarterly numbers showed consolidated net profit at ₹2,953 crore, down 11% year-on-year, while top-line improved marginally on stable demand. Management cited input-cost normalization and mix effects across plants as factors behind moderated margins versus a strong base. Generation volumes and realizations remained steady, aided by contracted capacities and PPAs. Debt metrics were manageable and capex discipline continued. Broker commentary emphasized near-term sensitivity to coal benchmarks, merchant rates, and monsoon-season demand recovery. Shares were range-bound as investors weighed earnings quality against improving cash-flow visibility.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 09:57 IST
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8h agoShareholder Rewards Lifted as Shell Launches $3.5 Billion Buyback
Following stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings, the energy major unveiled a $3.5 billion repurchase program, reinforcing commitment to disciplined capital returns despite macro uncertainty. Management pointed to resilient upstream performance, stable cash flows, and portfolio optimization as key supports. Net debt metrics improved, enabling continued investment in LNG and low-carbon opportunities while maintaining dividend guidance. Analysts said the buyback signals confidence in cash generation and helps offset valuation drag from commodity volatility. Equity reaction was constructive, with brokers highlighting scope for further distributions if pricing remains favorable.
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8h agoShareholder Rewards Lifted as Shell Launches $3.5 Billion Buyback
Following stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings, the energy major unveiled a $3.5 billion repurchase program, reinforcing commitment to disciplined capital returns despite macro uncertainty. Management pointed to resilient upstream performance, stable cash flows, and portfolio optimization as key supports. Net debt metrics improved, enabling continued investment in LNG and low-carbon opportunities while maintaining dividend guidance. Analysts said the buyback signals confidence in cash generation and helps offset valuation drag from commodity volatility. Equity reaction was constructive, with brokers highlighting scope for further distributions if pricing remains favorable.
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Shareholder Rewards Lifted as Shell Launches $3.5 Billion Buyback
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A $3.5 billion repurchase was announced after a profit beat, signaling confidence in cash flows and balanced spending across hydrocarbons, LNG, and low-carbon projects.
Following stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings, the energy major unveiled a $3.5 billion repurchase program, reinforcing commitment to disciplined capital returns despite macro uncertainty. Management pointed to resilient upstream performance, stable cash flows, and portfolio optimization as key supports. Net debt metrics improved, enabling continued investment in LNG and low-carbon opportunities while maintaining dividend guidance. Analysts said the buyback signals confidence in cash generation and helps offset valuation drag from commodity volatility. Equity reaction was constructive, with brokers highlighting scope for further distributions if pricing remains favorable.
Following stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings, the energy major unveiled a $3.5 billion repurchase program, reinforcing commitment to disciplined capital returns despite macro uncertainty. Management pointed to resilient upstream performance, stable cash flows, and portfolio optimization as key supports. Net debt metrics improved, enabling continued investment in LNG and low-carbon opportunities while maintaining dividend guidance. Analysts said the buyback signals confidence in cash generation and helps offset valuation drag from commodity volatility. Equity reaction was constructive, with brokers highlighting scope for further distributions if pricing remains favorable.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 09:56 IST
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8h agoBenchmarks Sway as Nifty Stalls Below 26,000 on Policy Jitters
In Thursday trade, Indian equities saw choppy action with the Nifty hesitating just under the 26,000 mark and the Sensex fluctuating amid thin risk appetite. Dealers cited mixed global leads and uncertainty around the Federal Reserve’s next steps after signaling that a December cut is not assured. Banks and IT underperformed while energy names offered limited support. Intraday breadth weakened as traders trimmed leveraged positions. Strategists expect near-term volatility to persist until clearer cues emerge from US data, crude trends, and domestic earnings commentary over the coming sessions.
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8h agoBenchmarks Sway as Nifty Stalls Below 26,000 on Policy Jitters
In Thursday trade, Indian equities saw choppy action with the Nifty hesitating just under the 26,000 mark and the Sensex fluctuating amid thin risk appetite. Dealers cited mixed global leads and uncertainty around the Federal Reserve’s next steps after signaling that a December cut is not assured. Banks and IT underperformed while energy names offered limited support. Intraday breadth weakened as traders trimmed leveraged positions. Strategists expect near-term volatility to persist until clearer cues emerge from US data, crude trends, and domestic earnings commentary over the coming sessions.
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Benchmarks Sway as Nifty Stalls Below 26,000 on Policy Jitters
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Indian indices wavered as the Nifty hovered under 26,000, pressured by global caution and ambiguous Fed guidance, with banks and IT lagging while near-term volatility likely persists.
In Thursday trade, Indian equities saw choppy action with the Nifty hesitating just under the 26,000 mark and the Sensex fluctuating amid thin risk appetite. Dealers cited mixed global leads and uncertainty around the Federal Reserve’s next steps after signaling that a December cut is not assured. Banks and IT underperformed while energy names offered limited support. Intraday breadth weakened as traders trimmed leveraged positions. Strategists expect near-term volatility to persist until clearer cues emerge from US data, crude trends, and domestic earnings commentary over the coming sessions.
In Thursday trade, Indian equities saw choppy action with the Nifty hesitating just under the 26,000 mark and the Sensex fluctuating amid thin risk appetite. Dealers cited mixed global leads and uncertainty around the Federal Reserve’s next steps after signaling that a December cut is not assured. Banks and IT underperformed while energy names offered limited support. Intraday breadth weakened as traders trimmed leveraged positions. Strategists expect near-term volatility to persist until clearer cues emerge from US data, crude trends, and domestic earnings commentary over the coming sessions.
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9h agoEthereum Declines 2% as Traders Turn Defensive
The world’s second-largest cryptocurrency fell nearly 2% to around $3,900 amid cautious trading after recent monetary policy updates. Analysts pointed to profit-booking and waning risk appetite across crypto assets. Institutional inflows into blockchain infrastructure remain stable, indicating resilient long-term sentiment. Experts expect short-term volatility as traders rebalance holdings across decentralized finance projects. Market observers consider the decline a normal corrective phase within the broader digital asset uptrend, not an indicator of a fundamental shift in crypto market direction.
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9h agoEthereum Declines 2% as Traders Turn Defensive
The world’s second-largest cryptocurrency fell nearly 2% to around $3,900 amid cautious trading after recent monetary policy updates. Analysts pointed to profit-booking and waning risk appetite across crypto assets. Institutional inflows into blockchain infrastructure remain stable, indicating resilient long-term sentiment. Experts expect short-term volatility as traders rebalance holdings across decentralized finance projects. Market observers consider the decline a normal corrective phase within the broader digital asset uptrend, not an indicator of a fundamental shift in crypto market direction.
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Ethereum Declines 2% as Traders Turn Defensive
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Ethereum slipped 2% to roughly $3,900 as traders reduced exposure amid profit-taking and monetary-policy uncertainty, though institutional interest in blockchain projects remained strong.
The world’s second-largest cryptocurrency fell nearly 2% to around $3,900 amid cautious trading after recent monetary policy updates. Analysts pointed to profit-booking and waning risk appetite across crypto assets. Institutional inflows into blockchain infrastructure remain stable, indicating resilient long-term sentiment. Experts expect short-term volatility as traders rebalance holdings across decentralized finance projects. Market observers consider the decline a normal corrective phase within the broader digital asset uptrend, not an indicator of a fundamental shift in crypto market direction.
The world’s second-largest cryptocurrency fell nearly 2% to around $3,900 amid cautious trading after recent monetary policy updates. Analysts pointed to profit-booking and waning risk appetite across crypto assets. Institutional inflows into blockchain infrastructure remain stable, indicating resilient long-term sentiment. Experts expect short-term volatility as traders rebalance holdings across decentralized finance projects. Market observers consider the decline a normal corrective phase within the broader digital asset uptrend, not an indicator of a fundamental shift in crypto market direction.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 09:19 IST
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9h agoPB Fintech Strengthens Insurance Arm Through Efficiency Gains
Policybazaar’s parent PB Fintech is expanding its insurance distribution business after a strong earnings quarter marked by higher conversion ratios and reduced customer-acquisition costs. Management outlined plans to deepen partnerships with insurers and enhance technology-driven underwriting. Revenue growth remains steady across protection and credit-linked categories. Analysts view the operational shift as a sustainable profitability play, reinforcing PB Fintech’s position among India’s leading digital insurance intermediaries. The company continues leveraging analytics to personalize offerings and maintain market share against rising fintech competition.
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9h agoPB Fintech Strengthens Insurance Arm Through Efficiency Gains
Policybazaar’s parent PB Fintech is expanding its insurance distribution business after a strong earnings quarter marked by higher conversion ratios and reduced customer-acquisition costs. Management outlined plans to deepen partnerships with insurers and enhance technology-driven underwriting. Revenue growth remains steady across protection and credit-linked categories. Analysts view the operational shift as a sustainable profitability play, reinforcing PB Fintech’s position among India’s leading digital insurance intermediaries. The company continues leveraging analytics to personalize offerings and maintain market share against rising fintech competition.
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PB Fintech Strengthens Insurance Arm Through Efficiency Gains
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PB Fintech’s insurance vertical expansion and cost optimization strategies signal continued strength in India’s digital insurance ecosystem.
Policybazaar’s parent PB Fintech is expanding its insurance distribution business after a strong earnings quarter marked by higher conversion ratios and reduced customer-acquisition costs. Management outlined plans to deepen partnerships with insurers and enhance technology-driven underwriting. Revenue growth remains steady across protection and credit-linked categories. Analysts view the operational shift as a sustainable profitability play, reinforcing PB Fintech’s position among India’s leading digital insurance intermediaries. The company continues leveraging analytics to personalize offerings and maintain market share against rising fintech competition.
Policybazaar’s parent PB Fintech is expanding its insurance distribution business after a strong earnings quarter marked by higher conversion ratios and reduced customer-acquisition costs. Management outlined plans to deepen partnerships with insurers and enhance technology-driven underwriting. Revenue growth remains steady across protection and credit-linked categories. Analysts view the operational shift as a sustainable profitability play, reinforcing PB Fintech’s position among India’s leading digital insurance intermediaries. The company continues leveraging analytics to personalize offerings and maintain market share against rising fintech competition.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 09:16 IST
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9h agoLenskart IPO Slated for November 10 Following Pre-Listing Deals
Eyewear major Lenskart is expected to debut on Indian stock exchanges on November 10, following multiple pre-IPO investments from institutional funds. The listing aims to raise fresh capital for manufacturing expansion, omnichannel distribution, and technology infrastructure. Market analysts said the offering could attract strong subscription given the company’s profitability and retail brand recognition. The IPO will also test investor sentiment toward consumer-tech valuations amid fluctuating secondary-market conditions and renewed appetite for homegrown unicorn listings during the festive quarter.
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9h agoLenskart IPO Slated for November 10 Following Pre-Listing Deals
Eyewear major Lenskart is expected to debut on Indian stock exchanges on November 10, following multiple pre-IPO investments from institutional funds. The listing aims to raise fresh capital for manufacturing expansion, omnichannel distribution, and technology infrastructure. Market analysts said the offering could attract strong subscription given the company’s profitability and retail brand recognition. The IPO will also test investor sentiment toward consumer-tech valuations amid fluctuating secondary-market conditions and renewed appetite for homegrown unicorn listings during the festive quarter.
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Lenskart IPO Slated for November 10 Following Pre-Listing Deals
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Lenskart plans a November 10 IPO after successful pre-listing fundraises, aiming to expand production, digital reach, and retail distribution nationwide.
Eyewear major Lenskart is expected to debut on Indian stock exchanges on November 10, following multiple pre-IPO investments from institutional funds. The listing aims to raise fresh capital for manufacturing expansion, omnichannel distribution, and technology infrastructure. Market analysts said the offering could attract strong subscription given the company’s profitability and retail brand recognition. The IPO will also test investor sentiment toward consumer-tech valuations amid fluctuating secondary-market conditions and renewed appetite for homegrown unicorn listings during the festive quarter.
Eyewear major Lenskart is expected to debut on Indian stock exchanges on November 10, following multiple pre-IPO investments from institutional funds. The listing aims to raise fresh capital for manufacturing expansion, omnichannel distribution, and technology infrastructure. Market analysts said the offering could attract strong subscription given the company’s profitability and retail brand recognition. The IPO will also test investor sentiment toward consumer-tech valuations amid fluctuating secondary-market conditions and renewed appetite for homegrown unicorn listings during the festive quarter.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 09:16 IST
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9h agoGlobal AI Investment Tops $130 Billion as Economic Impact Grows
Investment in artificial intelligence remained robust through 2024, totaling over $130 billion, with private equity inflows continuing into 2025. Industry forecasts project AI technologies to add more than $15 trillion to global GDP by 2030. Economists said productivity acceleration across manufacturing, finance, and logistics could redefine economic baselines. Governments are also scaling national AI strategies to capture growth potential. Experts noted that despite policy risks, enterprise adoption rates confirm AI’s central role in shaping future innovation-driven economic expansion.
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9h agoGlobal AI Investment Tops $130 Billion as Economic Impact Grows
Investment in artificial intelligence remained robust through 2024, totaling over $130 billion, with private equity inflows continuing into 2025. Industry forecasts project AI technologies to add more than $15 trillion to global GDP by 2030. Economists said productivity acceleration across manufacturing, finance, and logistics could redefine economic baselines. Governments are also scaling national AI strategies to capture growth potential. Experts noted that despite policy risks, enterprise adoption rates confirm AI’s central role in shaping future innovation-driven economic expansion.
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Global AI Investment Tops $130 Billion as Economic Impact Grows
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AI investments exceeded $130 billion globally, with analysts forecasting $15 trillion in added GDP impact by 2030 through higher productivity and digital adoption.
Investment in artificial intelligence remained robust through 2024, totaling over $130 billion, with private equity inflows continuing into 2025. Industry forecasts project AI technologies to add more than $15 trillion to global GDP by 2030. Economists said productivity acceleration across manufacturing, finance, and logistics could redefine economic baselines. Governments are also scaling national AI strategies to capture growth potential. Experts noted that despite policy risks, enterprise adoption rates confirm AI’s central role in shaping future innovation-driven economic expansion.
Investment in artificial intelligence remained robust through 2024, totaling over $130 billion, with private equity inflows continuing into 2025. Industry forecasts project AI technologies to add more than $15 trillion to global GDP by 2030. Economists said productivity acceleration across manufacturing, finance, and logistics could redefine economic baselines. Governments are also scaling national AI strategies to capture growth potential. Experts noted that despite policy risks, enterprise adoption rates confirm AI’s central role in shaping future innovation-driven economic expansion.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 09:14 IST
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9h agoAlphabet Crosses $100 Billion in Quarterly Revenue on AI Momentum
Google’s parent company reported record-breaking quarterly revenue exceeding $100 billion, a 33% year-on-year rise, as artificial intelligence tools accelerated ad performance and cloud adoption. Net profit climbed to $35 billion, surpassing Wall Street expectations. Executives credited productivity gains from AI-driven marketing solutions and enterprise demand for Gemini products. Analysts said the results underscore technology sector resilience despite macro uncertainty. The strong showing positioned Alphabet among the first global companies to achieve triple-digit billion quarterly revenue driven by digital innovation.
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9h agoAlphabet Crosses $100 Billion in Quarterly Revenue on AI Momentum
Google’s parent company reported record-breaking quarterly revenue exceeding $100 billion, a 33% year-on-year rise, as artificial intelligence tools accelerated ad performance and cloud adoption. Net profit climbed to $35 billion, surpassing Wall Street expectations. Executives credited productivity gains from AI-driven marketing solutions and enterprise demand for Gemini products. Analysts said the results underscore technology sector resilience despite macro uncertainty. The strong showing positioned Alphabet among the first global companies to achieve triple-digit billion quarterly revenue driven by digital innovation.
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Alphabet Crosses $100 Billion in Quarterly Revenue on AI Momentum
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Alphabet’s quarterly revenue topped $100 billion with net income up 33%, fueled by AI-led ad optimization and expanding cloud service adoption worldwide.
Google’s parent company reported record-breaking quarterly revenue exceeding $100 billion, a 33% year-on-year rise, as artificial intelligence tools accelerated ad performance and cloud adoption. Net profit climbed to $35 billion, surpassing Wall Street expectations. Executives credited productivity gains from AI-driven marketing solutions and enterprise demand for Gemini products. Analysts said the results underscore technology sector resilience despite macro uncertainty. The strong showing positioned Alphabet among the first global companies to achieve triple-digit billion quarterly revenue driven by digital innovation.
Google’s parent company reported record-breaking quarterly revenue exceeding $100 billion, a 33% year-on-year rise, as artificial intelligence tools accelerated ad performance and cloud adoption. Net profit climbed to $35 billion, surpassing Wall Street expectations. Executives credited productivity gains from AI-driven marketing solutions and enterprise demand for Gemini products. Analysts said the results underscore technology sector resilience despite macro uncertainty. The strong showing positioned Alphabet among the first global companies to achieve triple-digit billion quarterly revenue driven by digital innovation.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 08:56 IST
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10h agoUBS Delivers $2.5 Billion Profit in Volatile Quarter
Swiss banking group UBS reported a 74% year-on-year jump in Q3 net income to $2.5 billion, surpassing analyst expectations. The results were driven by higher wealth-management revenue and strong trading income amid volatile global markets. Executives said continued cost discipline and client inflows supported performance. The bank’s capital position remained solid, reflecting effective integration of Credit Suisse’s legacy operations. Analysts viewed the earnings beat as a signal of resilient European banking fundamentals despite interest-rate uncertainty and regional growth concerns.
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10h agoUBS Delivers $2.5 Billion Profit in Volatile Quarter
Swiss banking group UBS reported a 74% year-on-year jump in Q3 net income to $2.5 billion, surpassing analyst expectations. The results were driven by higher wealth-management revenue and strong trading income amid volatile global markets. Executives said continued cost discipline and client inflows supported performance. The bank’s capital position remained solid, reflecting effective integration of Credit Suisse’s legacy operations. Analysts viewed the earnings beat as a signal of resilient European banking fundamentals despite interest-rate uncertainty and regional growth concerns.
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UBS Delivers $2.5 Billion Profit in Volatile Quarter
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UBS posted a $2.5 billion quarterly profit, up 74% year-on-year, supported by wealth management gains and steady trading revenue in a volatile market.
Swiss banking group UBS reported a 74% year-on-year jump in Q3 net income to $2.5 billion, surpassing analyst expectations. The results were driven by higher wealth-management revenue and strong trading income amid volatile global markets. Executives said continued cost discipline and client inflows supported performance. The bank’s capital position remained solid, reflecting effective integration of Credit Suisse’s legacy operations. Analysts viewed the earnings beat as a signal of resilient European banking fundamentals despite interest-rate uncertainty and regional growth concerns.
Swiss banking group UBS reported a 74% year-on-year jump in Q3 net income to $2.5 billion, surpassing analyst expectations. The results were driven by higher wealth-management revenue and strong trading income amid volatile global markets. Executives said continued cost discipline and client inflows supported performance. The bank’s capital position remained solid, reflecting effective integration of Credit Suisse’s legacy operations. Analysts viewed the earnings beat as a signal of resilient European banking fundamentals despite interest-rate uncertainty and regional growth concerns.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 08:51 IST
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10h agoBerlin Weighs State Control of Russian-Owned Refinery
German officials are evaluating whether to assume ownership of a major refining complex currently run by Russia’s Rosneft. The review follows tightening US sanctions that complicate crude procurement and payment logistics. Energy authorities cited supply security and regulatory compliance as primary concerns. Analysts warned the decision could escalate diplomatic friction with Moscow while aligning with EU energy diversification and carbon targets. If executed, state oversight is expected to ensure fuel stability for eastern Germany and reinforce adherence to Western trade measures.
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10h agoBerlin Weighs State Control of Russian-Owned Refinery
German officials are evaluating whether to assume ownership of a major refining complex currently run by Russia’s Rosneft. The review follows tightening US sanctions that complicate crude procurement and payment logistics. Energy authorities cited supply security and regulatory compliance as primary concerns. Analysts warned the decision could escalate diplomatic friction with Moscow while aligning with EU energy diversification and carbon targets. If executed, state oversight is expected to ensure fuel stability for eastern Germany and reinforce adherence to Western trade measures.
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Berlin Weighs State Control of Russian-Owned Refinery
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Berlin is considering taking over a Rosneft-operated refinery to secure fuel supplies and comply with evolving Western sanctions on Russian energy assets.
German officials are evaluating whether to assume ownership of a major refining complex currently run by Russia’s Rosneft. The review follows tightening US sanctions that complicate crude procurement and payment logistics. Energy authorities cited supply security and regulatory compliance as primary concerns. Analysts warned the decision could escalate diplomatic friction with Moscow while aligning with EU energy diversification and carbon targets. If executed, state oversight is expected to ensure fuel stability for eastern Germany and reinforce adherence to Western trade measures.
German officials are evaluating whether to assume ownership of a major refining complex currently run by Russia’s Rosneft. The review follows tightening US sanctions that complicate crude procurement and payment logistics. Energy authorities cited supply security and regulatory compliance as primary concerns. Analysts warned the decision could escalate diplomatic friction with Moscow while aligning with EU energy diversification and carbon targets. If executed, state oversight is expected to ensure fuel stability for eastern Germany and reinforce adherence to Western trade measures.
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10h agoAI Ventures Capture Over Half of 2025 Global Funding Flow
Artificial intelligence firms have drawn more than 50% of total venture funding in 2025, accumulating $130 billion year-to-date across major economies. Industry analysts said investment intensity reflects AI’s transition from experimental to enterprise-scale applications. North America and Asia accounted for the majority of inflows, particularly in infrastructure and generative model development. Despite valuation caution, investor appetite remains strong given expanding use cases. Experts project continued dominance of AI ventures in global capital allocation as private equity adapts to technology-led innovation cycles.
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10h agoAI Ventures Capture Over Half of 2025 Global Funding Flow
Artificial intelligence firms have drawn more than 50% of total venture funding in 2025, accumulating $130 billion year-to-date across major economies. Industry analysts said investment intensity reflects AI’s transition from experimental to enterprise-scale applications. North America and Asia accounted for the majority of inflows, particularly in infrastructure and generative model development. Despite valuation caution, investor appetite remains strong given expanding use cases. Experts project continued dominance of AI ventures in global capital allocation as private equity adapts to technology-led innovation cycles.
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AI Ventures Capture Over Half of 2025 Global Funding Flow
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AI-focused companies attracted $130 billion in 2025, capturing over half of global venture capital flows amid rising enterprise adoption and sustained investor confidence.
Artificial intelligence firms have drawn more than 50% of total venture funding in 2025, accumulating $130 billion year-to-date across major economies. Industry analysts said investment intensity reflects AI’s transition from experimental to enterprise-scale applications. North America and Asia accounted for the majority of inflows, particularly in infrastructure and generative model development. Despite valuation caution, investor appetite remains strong given expanding use cases. Experts project continued dominance of AI ventures in global capital allocation as private equity adapts to technology-led innovation cycles.
Artificial intelligence firms have drawn more than 50% of total venture funding in 2025, accumulating $130 billion year-to-date across major economies. Industry analysts said investment intensity reflects AI’s transition from experimental to enterprise-scale applications. North America and Asia accounted for the majority of inflows, particularly in infrastructure and generative model development. Despite valuation caution, investor appetite remains strong given expanding use cases. Experts project continued dominance of AI ventures in global capital allocation as private equity adapts to technology-led innovation cycles.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 08:50 IST
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10h agoIndian Startups Secure $505 Million in Weekly Funding Surge
Indian startups collectively raised $505 million in fresh funding this week, reflecting an 83% year-on-year increase despite a drop in overall deal volume. Analysts attributed the rise to larger late-stage rounds and renewed investor optimism in consumer and enterprise technology. Key sectors included fintech, SaaS, and logistics. Venture capitalists said the funding momentum highlights investor resilience amid global economic uncertainty. Industry watchers expect deal activity to remain steady into Q4 as domestic liquidity strengthens and institutional participation deepens in growth-stage investments.
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10h agoIndian Startups Secure $505 Million in Weekly Funding Surge
Indian startups collectively raised $505 million in fresh funding this week, reflecting an 83% year-on-year increase despite a drop in overall deal volume. Analysts attributed the rise to larger late-stage rounds and renewed investor optimism in consumer and enterprise technology. Key sectors included fintech, SaaS, and logistics. Venture capitalists said the funding momentum highlights investor resilience amid global economic uncertainty. Industry watchers expect deal activity to remain steady into Q4 as domestic liquidity strengthens and institutional participation deepens in growth-stage investments.
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Indian Startups Secure $505 Million in Weekly Funding Surge
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Startups in India raised $505 million this week, an 83% yearly jump led by larger late-stage deals, despite fewer transactions across the ecosystem.
Indian startups collectively raised $505 million in fresh funding this week, reflecting an 83% year-on-year increase despite a drop in overall deal volume. Analysts attributed the rise to larger late-stage rounds and renewed investor optimism in consumer and enterprise technology. Key sectors included fintech, SaaS, and logistics. Venture capitalists said the funding momentum highlights investor resilience amid global economic uncertainty. Industry watchers expect deal activity to remain steady into Q4 as domestic liquidity strengthens and institutional participation deepens in growth-stage investments.
Indian startups collectively raised $505 million in fresh funding this week, reflecting an 83% year-on-year increase despite a drop in overall deal volume. Analysts attributed the rise to larger late-stage rounds and renewed investor optimism in consumer and enterprise technology. Key sectors included fintech, SaaS, and logistics. Venture capitalists said the funding momentum highlights investor resilience amid global economic uncertainty. Industry watchers expect deal activity to remain steady into Q4 as domestic liquidity strengthens and institutional participation deepens in growth-stage investments.
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10h agoAI and Fintech Startups Secure ₹154 Crore in Fresh Funding
Two emerging technology ventures, StampMyVisa and Optimo Capital, closed combined funding rounds totaling ₹154 crore to accelerate product development and international expansion. Investors included domestic venture funds and global early-stage backers. The capital will be allocated toward scaling engineering teams, improving compliance frameworks, and expanding into regulated industries such as finance and travel technology. Analysts said the new deals reaffirm sustained investor appetite for AI-driven platforms despite tighter liquidity conditions, highlighting continued confidence in India’s digital-innovation ecosystem.
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10h agoAI and Fintech Startups Secure ₹154 Crore in Fresh Funding
Two emerging technology ventures, StampMyVisa and Optimo Capital, closed combined funding rounds totaling ₹154 crore to accelerate product development and international expansion. Investors included domestic venture funds and global early-stage backers. The capital will be allocated toward scaling engineering teams, improving compliance frameworks, and expanding into regulated industries such as finance and travel technology. Analysts said the new deals reaffirm sustained investor appetite for AI-driven platforms despite tighter liquidity conditions, highlighting continued confidence in India’s digital-innovation ecosystem.
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AI and Fintech Startups Secure ₹154 Crore in Fresh Funding
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New capital totaling ₹154 crore for two young AI-focused firms underscores investor confidence in India’s growing fintech and automation startup ecosystem.
Two emerging technology ventures, StampMyVisa and Optimo Capital, closed combined funding rounds totaling ₹154 crore to accelerate product development and international expansion. Investors included domestic venture funds and global early-stage backers. The capital will be allocated toward scaling engineering teams, improving compliance frameworks, and expanding into regulated industries such as finance and travel technology. Analysts said the new deals reaffirm sustained investor appetite for AI-driven platforms despite tighter liquidity conditions, highlighting continued confidence in India’s digital-innovation ecosystem.
Two emerging technology ventures, StampMyVisa and Optimo Capital, closed combined funding rounds totaling ₹154 crore to accelerate product development and international expansion. Investors included domestic venture funds and global early-stage backers. The capital will be allocated toward scaling engineering teams, improving compliance frameworks, and expanding into regulated industries such as finance and travel technology. Analysts said the new deals reaffirm sustained investor appetite for AI-driven platforms despite tighter liquidity conditions, highlighting continued confidence in India’s digital-innovation ecosystem.
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StampMyVisa
Optimo Capital
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startups
AI
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Oct 30, 2025 • 08:22 IST
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10h agoSteel Authority Reports 49 % Yearly Profit Decline
The state-owned steelmaker posted a 49 % year-on-year drop in quarterly profit as weaker pricing and higher input costs weighed on margins. Earnings were affected by reduced global demand and inventory adjustments across major plants. Operational revenue remained largely stable, supported by domestic infrastructure orders. Executives highlighted ongoing cost-optimization measures and modernization projects to improve efficiency. Analysts said the result reflects a sector-wide correction following last year’s commodity-price surge, though recovery prospects hinge on construction spending and export rebound.
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10h agoSteel Authority Reports 49 % Yearly Profit Decline
The state-owned steelmaker posted a 49 % year-on-year drop in quarterly profit as weaker pricing and higher input costs weighed on margins. Earnings were affected by reduced global demand and inventory adjustments across major plants. Operational revenue remained largely stable, supported by domestic infrastructure orders. Executives highlighted ongoing cost-optimization measures and modernization projects to improve efficiency. Analysts said the result reflects a sector-wide correction following last year’s commodity-price surge, though recovery prospects hinge on construction spending and export rebound.
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Steel Authority Reports 49 % Yearly Profit Decline
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Lower steel prices and rising costs cut the company’s quarterly profit by nearly half, reflecting persistent weakness in the global metals market.
The state-owned steelmaker posted a 49 % year-on-year drop in quarterly profit as weaker pricing and higher input costs weighed on margins. Earnings were affected by reduced global demand and inventory adjustments across major plants. Operational revenue remained largely stable, supported by domestic infrastructure orders. Executives highlighted ongoing cost-optimization measures and modernization projects to improve efficiency. Analysts said the result reflects a sector-wide correction following last year’s commodity-price surge, though recovery prospects hinge on construction spending and export rebound.
The state-owned steelmaker posted a 49 % year-on-year drop in quarterly profit as weaker pricing and higher input costs weighed on margins. Earnings were affected by reduced global demand and inventory adjustments across major plants. Operational revenue remained largely stable, supported by domestic infrastructure orders. Executives highlighted ongoing cost-optimization measures and modernization projects to improve efficiency. Analysts said the result reflects a sector-wide correction following last year’s commodity-price surge, though recovery prospects hinge on construction spending and export rebound.
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SAIL
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Oct 30, 2025 • 08:18 IST
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10h agoRupee Weakens on Global Bond Yield Pressure
India’s currency fell by 21 paise to 88.43 per US dollar in early trading as investors reacted to rising global bond yields and upcoming Reserve Bank of India auctions. Importer demand for dollars intensified amid crude-price fluctuations, adding to near-term volatility. Traders said market focus now shifts to next week’s fiscal data releases and inflation readings. Economists expect the central bank to continue calibrated interventions to stabilize exchange-rate movements while maintaining adequate liquidity in the money markets through open-market operations.
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10h agoRupee Weakens on Global Bond Yield Pressure
India’s currency fell by 21 paise to 88.43 per US dollar in early trading as investors reacted to rising global bond yields and upcoming Reserve Bank of India auctions. Importer demand for dollars intensified amid crude-price fluctuations, adding to near-term volatility. Traders said market focus now shifts to next week’s fiscal data releases and inflation readings. Economists expect the central bank to continue calibrated interventions to stabilize exchange-rate movements while maintaining adequate liquidity in the money markets through open-market operations.
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Rupee Weakens on Global Bond Yield Pressure
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The rupee slipped to 88.43 per USD as stronger global yields and dollar demand pressured emerging-market currencies ahead of key RBI data releases.
India’s currency fell by 21 paise to 88.43 per US dollar in early trading as investors reacted to rising global bond yields and upcoming Reserve Bank of India auctions. Importer demand for dollars intensified amid crude-price fluctuations, adding to near-term volatility. Traders said market focus now shifts to next week’s fiscal data releases and inflation readings. Economists expect the central bank to continue calibrated interventions to stabilize exchange-rate movements while maintaining adequate liquidity in the money markets through open-market operations.
India’s currency fell by 21 paise to 88.43 per US dollar in early trading as investors reacted to rising global bond yields and upcoming Reserve Bank of India auctions. Importer demand for dollars intensified amid crude-price fluctuations, adding to near-term volatility. Traders said market focus now shifts to next week’s fiscal data releases and inflation readings. Economists expect the central bank to continue calibrated interventions to stabilize exchange-rate movements while maintaining adequate liquidity in the money markets through open-market operations.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 08:18 IST
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10h agoECB Targets 2029 Launch for Digital Euro Framework
The European Central Bank announced progress on its digital-currency blueprint, aiming for official rollout by 2029 pending EU regulatory approvals. The design phase will focus on privacy, interoperability, and financial-system safeguards. Officials said the initiative seeks to modernize cross-border payments and preserve monetary sovereignty in an increasingly digital economy. Pilot programs across select member states are expected in 2026. Analysts described the timeline as pragmatic, balancing innovation with compliance standards while offering Europe an alternative to private stablecoin systems.
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10h agoECB Targets 2029 Launch for Digital Euro Framework
The European Central Bank announced progress on its digital-currency blueprint, aiming for official rollout by 2029 pending EU regulatory approvals. The design phase will focus on privacy, interoperability, and financial-system safeguards. Officials said the initiative seeks to modernize cross-border payments and preserve monetary sovereignty in an increasingly digital economy. Pilot programs across select member states are expected in 2026. Analysts described the timeline as pragmatic, balancing innovation with compliance standards while offering Europe an alternative to private stablecoin systems.
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ECB Targets 2029 Launch for Digital Euro Framework
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The ECB advanced plans for a digital euro, setting a 2029 launch target to enhance payment efficiency and maintain monetary independence within the EU.
The European Central Bank announced progress on its digital-currency blueprint, aiming for official rollout by 2029 pending EU regulatory approvals. The design phase will focus on privacy, interoperability, and financial-system safeguards. Officials said the initiative seeks to modernize cross-border payments and preserve monetary sovereignty in an increasingly digital economy. Pilot programs across select member states are expected in 2026. Analysts described the timeline as pragmatic, balancing innovation with compliance standards while offering Europe an alternative to private stablecoin systems.
The European Central Bank announced progress on its digital-currency blueprint, aiming for official rollout by 2029 pending EU regulatory approvals. The design phase will focus on privacy, interoperability, and financial-system safeguards. Officials said the initiative seeks to modernize cross-border payments and preserve monetary sovereignty in an increasingly digital economy. Pilot programs across select member states are expected in 2026. Analysts described the timeline as pragmatic, balancing innovation with compliance standards while offering Europe an alternative to private stablecoin systems.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 08:16 IST
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10h agoUS–China Tariff Cuts Improve Global Trade Sentiment
Washington and Beijing agreed to lower duties on several product categories, including rare-earth minerals, reducing average tariff levels from 57 % to 47 %. The decision followed extended diplomatic talks aimed at restoring supply-chain stability. Economists believe the revision could ease input costs for manufacturing sectors worldwide and boost trade volumes across Asia. Market indices in both countries reacted positively to the announcement. Analysts said the development may provide short-term relief to exporters while broader negotiations continue over intellectual-property and technology-transfer rules.
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10h agoUS–China Tariff Cuts Improve Global Trade Sentiment
Washington and Beijing agreed to lower duties on several product categories, including rare-earth minerals, reducing average tariff levels from 57 % to 47 %. The decision followed extended diplomatic talks aimed at restoring supply-chain stability. Economists believe the revision could ease input costs for manufacturing sectors worldwide and boost trade volumes across Asia. Market indices in both countries reacted positively to the announcement. Analysts said the development may provide short-term relief to exporters while broader negotiations continue over intellectual-property and technology-transfer rules.
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US–China Tariff Cuts Improve Global Trade Sentiment
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Reduced tariffs between the US and China lifted trade optimism, signaling modest improvement in global supply-chain stability and boosting regional manufacturing sentiment.
Washington and Beijing agreed to lower duties on several product categories, including rare-earth minerals, reducing average tariff levels from 57 % to 47 %. The decision followed extended diplomatic talks aimed at restoring supply-chain stability. Economists believe the revision could ease input costs for manufacturing sectors worldwide and boost trade volumes across Asia. Market indices in both countries reacted positively to the announcement. Analysts said the development may provide short-term relief to exporters while broader negotiations continue over intellectual-property and technology-transfer rules.
Washington and Beijing agreed to lower duties on several product categories, including rare-earth minerals, reducing average tariff levels from 57 % to 47 %. The decision followed extended diplomatic talks aimed at restoring supply-chain stability. Economists believe the revision could ease input costs for manufacturing sectors worldwide and boost trade volumes across Asia. Market indices in both countries reacted positively to the announcement. Analysts said the development may provide short-term relief to exporters while broader negotiations continue over intellectual-property and technology-transfer rules.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 08:03 IST
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11h agoSBI Mutual Fund Leads ₹100 Crore Investment in Eyewear Expansion
The mutual fund major has injected ₹100 crore into eyewear leader Lenskart, valuing the firm near ₹7,700 crore. This capital infusion will help enhance distribution reach, improve manufacturing efficiency, and expand operations across emerging Indian cities. Market strategists noted that such transactions illustrate the growing crossover between public-market institutions and private consumer ventures. Analysts expect the move to strengthen confidence in India’s retail growth story while giving investors diversified exposure to scalable lifestyle and omnichannel retail businesses.
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11h agoSBI Mutual Fund Leads ₹100 Crore Investment in Eyewear Expansion
The mutual fund major has injected ₹100 crore into eyewear leader Lenskart, valuing the firm near ₹7,700 crore. This capital infusion will help enhance distribution reach, improve manufacturing efficiency, and expand operations across emerging Indian cities. Market strategists noted that such transactions illustrate the growing crossover between public-market institutions and private consumer ventures. Analysts expect the move to strengthen confidence in India’s retail growth story while giving investors diversified exposure to scalable lifestyle and omnichannel retail businesses.
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SBI Mutual Fund Leads ₹100 Crore Investment in Eyewear Expansion
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A ₹100 crore infusion from SBI Mutual Fund into Lenskart underscores stronger institutional participation in private consumer ventures and supports the eyewear brand’s expansion across smaller markets.
The mutual fund major has injected ₹100 crore into eyewear leader Lenskart, valuing the firm near ₹7,700 crore. This capital infusion will help enhance distribution reach, improve manufacturing efficiency, and expand operations across emerging Indian cities. Market strategists noted that such transactions illustrate the growing crossover between public-market institutions and private consumer ventures. Analysts expect the move to strengthen confidence in India’s retail growth story while giving investors diversified exposure to scalable lifestyle and omnichannel retail businesses.
The mutual fund major has injected ₹100 crore into eyewear leader Lenskart, valuing the firm near ₹7,700 crore. This capital infusion will help enhance distribution reach, improve manufacturing efficiency, and expand operations across emerging Indian cities. Market strategists noted that such transactions illustrate the growing crossover between public-market institutions and private consumer ventures. Analysts expect the move to strengthen confidence in India’s retail growth story while giving investors diversified exposure to scalable lifestyle and omnichannel retail businesses.
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Lenskart
SBI Mutual Fund
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Oct 30, 2025 • 07:40 IST
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11h agoAI Expenses Trim Microsoft’s Quarterly Earnings by $3.1 Billion
Microsoft’s latest quarterly report showed earnings impacted by higher infrastructure and partnership costs related to AI expansion. The company noted a $3.1 billion reduction in operating profit tied to investments in cloud capacity and integration with OpenAI products. Despite lower margins, revenue climbed on strong demand for Azure and productivity tools. CFO Amy Hood said near-term costs reflect strategic positioning in enterprise AI. Analysts expect profitability to improve once utilization rates normalize and newer AI-driven offerings begin contributing incremental revenue streams.
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11h agoAI Expenses Trim Microsoft’s Quarterly Earnings by $3.1 Billion
Microsoft’s latest quarterly report showed earnings impacted by higher infrastructure and partnership costs related to AI expansion. The company noted a $3.1 billion reduction in operating profit tied to investments in cloud capacity and integration with OpenAI products. Despite lower margins, revenue climbed on strong demand for Azure and productivity tools. CFO Amy Hood said near-term costs reflect strategic positioning in enterprise AI. Analysts expect profitability to improve once utilization rates normalize and newer AI-driven offerings begin contributing incremental revenue streams.
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AI Expenses Trim Microsoft’s Quarterly Earnings by $3.1 Billion
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Microsoft’s quarterly profit was reduced by $3.1 billion due to AI-related investments, though Azure and productivity tools maintained double-digit growth momentum.
Microsoft’s latest quarterly report showed earnings impacted by higher infrastructure and partnership costs related to AI expansion. The company noted a $3.1 billion reduction in operating profit tied to investments in cloud capacity and integration with OpenAI products. Despite lower margins, revenue climbed on strong demand for Azure and productivity tools. CFO Amy Hood said near-term costs reflect strategic positioning in enterprise AI. Analysts expect profitability to improve once utilization rates normalize and newer AI-driven offerings begin contributing incremental revenue streams.
Microsoft’s latest quarterly report showed earnings impacted by higher infrastructure and partnership costs related to AI expansion. The company noted a $3.1 billion reduction in operating profit tied to investments in cloud capacity and integration with OpenAI products. Despite lower margins, revenue climbed on strong demand for Azure and productivity tools. CFO Amy Hood said near-term costs reflect strategic positioning in enterprise AI. Analysts expect profitability to improve once utilization rates normalize and newer AI-driven offerings begin contributing incremental revenue streams.
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Microsoft
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Oct 30, 2025 • 07:38 IST
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11h agoMeta’s $16 Billion Tax Charge Hits Quarterly Net Profit
Meta Platforms reported a sharp decline in quarterly net income as a $15.93 billion US tax adjustment overshadowed revenue growth from its advertising and AI divisions. The one-time charge, linked to legislative changes, dragged Q3 profits despite solid ad spending trends and stable user engagement. CEO Mark Zuckerberg reiterated the company’s focus on AI infrastructure and metaverse integration. Analysts said that while Meta’s long-term fundamentals remain strong, the tax liability could temporarily weigh on margins and investor confidence through the next quarter.
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11h agoMeta’s $16 Billion Tax Charge Hits Quarterly Net Profit
Meta Platforms reported a sharp decline in quarterly net income as a $15.93 billion US tax adjustment overshadowed revenue growth from its advertising and AI divisions. The one-time charge, linked to legislative changes, dragged Q3 profits despite solid ad spending trends and stable user engagement. CEO Mark Zuckerberg reiterated the company’s focus on AI infrastructure and metaverse integration. Analysts said that while Meta’s long-term fundamentals remain strong, the tax liability could temporarily weigh on margins and investor confidence through the next quarter.
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Meta’s $16 Billion Tax Charge Hits Quarterly Net Profit
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Meta’s quarterly results were impacted by a $15.93 billion tax charge, reducing profits even as AI and advertising operations maintained steady growth momentum.
Meta Platforms reported a sharp decline in quarterly net income as a $15.93 billion US tax adjustment overshadowed revenue growth from its advertising and AI divisions. The one-time charge, linked to legislative changes, dragged Q3 profits despite solid ad spending trends and stable user engagement. CEO Mark Zuckerberg reiterated the company’s focus on AI infrastructure and metaverse integration. Analysts said that while Meta’s long-term fundamentals remain strong, the tax liability could temporarily weigh on margins and investor confidence through the next quarter.
Meta Platforms reported a sharp decline in quarterly net income as a $15.93 billion US tax adjustment overshadowed revenue growth from its advertising and AI divisions. The one-time charge, linked to legislative changes, dragged Q3 profits despite solid ad spending trends and stable user engagement. CEO Mark Zuckerberg reiterated the company’s focus on AI infrastructure and metaverse integration. Analysts said that while Meta’s long-term fundamentals remain strong, the tax liability could temporarily weigh on margins and investor confidence through the next quarter.
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Meta
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Oct 30, 2025 • 07:35 IST
neutral
11h agoCrypto Market Cools After Fed’s Rate Adjustment
Prices of major digital assets eased, with the top token declining 3.8% to $108,572 following the US central bank’s rate decision. Broader crypto capitalization slipped as traders rebalanced portfolios, though exchange-traded fund inflows totaled $202 million. Analysts linked the drop to short-term profit booking and renewed liquidity caution. Despite volatility, institutional participation in blockchain-backed funds remained firm, signaling continued long-term confidence in decentralized finance amid tighter monetary conditions and recalibrated market expectations.
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11h agoCrypto Market Cools After Fed’s Rate Adjustment
Prices of major digital assets eased, with the top token declining 3.8% to $108,572 following the US central bank’s rate decision. Broader crypto capitalization slipped as traders rebalanced portfolios, though exchange-traded fund inflows totaled $202 million. Analysts linked the drop to short-term profit booking and renewed liquidity caution. Despite volatility, institutional participation in blockchain-backed funds remained firm, signaling continued long-term confidence in decentralized finance amid tighter monetary conditions and recalibrated market expectations.
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Crypto Market Cools After Fed’s Rate Adjustment
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Digital-asset valuations softened after the Fed’s move, but ETF inflows stayed steady, suggesting persistent institutional engagement despite near-term volatility.
Prices of major digital assets eased, with the top token declining 3.8% to $108,572 following the US central bank’s rate decision. Broader crypto capitalization slipped as traders rebalanced portfolios, though exchange-traded fund inflows totaled $202 million. Analysts linked the drop to short-term profit booking and renewed liquidity caution. Despite volatility, institutional participation in blockchain-backed funds remained firm, signaling continued long-term confidence in decentralized finance amid tighter monetary conditions and recalibrated market expectations.
Prices of major digital assets eased, with the top token declining 3.8% to $108,572 following the US central bank’s rate decision. Broader crypto capitalization slipped as traders rebalanced portfolios, though exchange-traded fund inflows totaled $202 million. Analysts linked the drop to short-term profit booking and renewed liquidity caution. Despite volatility, institutional participation in blockchain-backed funds remained firm, signaling continued long-term confidence in decentralized finance amid tighter monetary conditions and recalibrated market expectations.
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markets
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Oct 30, 2025 • 07:30 IST
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11h agoGroww Plans Early November IPO at $8 Billion Valuation
Online investment platform Groww confirmed its plan to go public in early November, targeting a valuation near $8 billion. Backed by marquee investors, the company aims to raise funds for expanding its wealth management and mutual fund distribution verticals. With over 7 million active users and consistent profitability, Groww has seen robust growth across retail participation segments. The offering’s timing coincides with rising retail interest in fintech listings. Market watchers say the deal could strengthen India’s capital markets narrative for 2025.
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11h agoGroww Plans Early November IPO at $8 Billion Valuation
Online investment platform Groww confirmed its plan to go public in early November, targeting a valuation near $8 billion. Backed by marquee investors, the company aims to raise funds for expanding its wealth management and mutual fund distribution verticals. With over 7 million active users and consistent profitability, Groww has seen robust growth across retail participation segments. The offering’s timing coincides with rising retail interest in fintech listings. Market watchers say the deal could strengthen India’s capital markets narrative for 2025.
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Groww Plans Early November IPO at $8 Billion Valuation
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Groww will launch its IPO in early November, seeking a valuation of $8 billion, reflecting strong user growth and rising investor appetite for Indian fintech listings.
Online investment platform Groww confirmed its plan to go public in early November, targeting a valuation near $8 billion. Backed by marquee investors, the company aims to raise funds for expanding its wealth management and mutual fund distribution verticals. With over 7 million active users and consistent profitability, Groww has seen robust growth across retail participation segments. The offering’s timing coincides with rising retail interest in fintech listings. Market watchers say the deal could strengthen India’s capital markets narrative for 2025.
Online investment platform Groww confirmed its plan to go public in early November, targeting a valuation near $8 billion. Backed by marquee investors, the company aims to raise funds for expanding its wealth management and mutual fund distribution verticals. With over 7 million active users and consistent profitability, Groww has seen robust growth across retail participation segments. The offering’s timing coincides with rising retail interest in fintech listings. Market watchers say the deal could strengthen India’s capital markets narrative for 2025.
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Groww
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Groww
IPO
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Oct 30, 2025 • 07:27 IST
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11h agoPowell’s Remarks Keep Investors Guarded After Fed Rate Cut
The Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a 4.75%–5% corridor, signaling cautious policy adjustment. Chair Jerome Powell refrained from confirming additional cuts, emphasizing data dependence on inflation and employment. Markets reacted with volatility as equities wavered and Treasury yields fluctuated. Economists noted that the move balances growth concerns with inflation control, suggesting a measured recalibration rather than a pivot toward sustained easing. Global investors remain alert to the Fed’s next communication in December.
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11h agoPowell’s Remarks Keep Investors Guarded After Fed Rate Cut
The Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a 4.75%–5% corridor, signaling cautious policy adjustment. Chair Jerome Powell refrained from confirming additional cuts, emphasizing data dependence on inflation and employment. Markets reacted with volatility as equities wavered and Treasury yields fluctuated. Economists noted that the move balances growth concerns with inflation control, suggesting a measured recalibration rather than a pivot toward sustained easing. Global investors remain alert to the Fed’s next communication in December.
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Powell’s Remarks Keep Investors Guarded After Fed Rate Cut
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US Fed reduced rates by 25 basis points to 4.75%–5%. Powell maintained a data-driven stance, prompting short-term volatility and guarded investor sentiment globally.
The Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a 4.75%–5% corridor, signaling cautious policy adjustment. Chair Jerome Powell refrained from confirming additional cuts, emphasizing data dependence on inflation and employment. Markets reacted with volatility as equities wavered and Treasury yields fluctuated. Economists noted that the move balances growth concerns with inflation control, suggesting a measured recalibration rather than a pivot toward sustained easing. Global investors remain alert to the Fed’s next communication in December.
The Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a 4.75%–5% corridor, signaling cautious policy adjustment. Chair Jerome Powell refrained from confirming additional cuts, emphasizing data dependence on inflation and employment. Markets reacted with volatility as equities wavered and Treasury yields fluctuated. Economists noted that the move balances growth concerns with inflation control, suggesting a measured recalibration rather than a pivot toward sustained easing. Global investors remain alert to the Fed’s next communication in December.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 07:11 IST
neutral
11h agoInvestor Sentiment Weakens as Sensex Slips Below 25,950
Equity benchmarks opened lower on Thursday, with the Sensex falling over 400 points to 25,940 as global risk aversion and mixed earnings dampened sentiment. IT, banking, and auto stocks dragged the index, though energy counters offered mild support. Traders cited uncertainty surrounding future Federal Reserve policy decisions and persistent bond yield pressures. Market strategists expect heightened volatility until fresh economic indicators emerge in November, guiding expectations for rate direction and corporate earnings outlook in the final quarter of the year.
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11h agoInvestor Sentiment Weakens as Sensex Slips Below 25,950
Equity benchmarks opened lower on Thursday, with the Sensex falling over 400 points to 25,940 as global risk aversion and mixed earnings dampened sentiment. IT, banking, and auto stocks dragged the index, though energy counters offered mild support. Traders cited uncertainty surrounding future Federal Reserve policy decisions and persistent bond yield pressures. Market strategists expect heightened volatility until fresh economic indicators emerge in November, guiding expectations for rate direction and corporate earnings outlook in the final quarter of the year.
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Investor Sentiment Weakens as Sensex Slips Below 25,950
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Sensex dropped 400 points to 25,940 amid weak global cues and mixed earnings, with volatility expected ahead of key macro and policy announcements in November.
Equity benchmarks opened lower on Thursday, with the Sensex falling over 400 points to 25,940 as global risk aversion and mixed earnings dampened sentiment. IT, banking, and auto stocks dragged the index, though energy counters offered mild support. Traders cited uncertainty surrounding future Federal Reserve policy decisions and persistent bond yield pressures. Market strategists expect heightened volatility until fresh economic indicators emerge in November, guiding expectations for rate direction and corporate earnings outlook in the final quarter of the year.
Equity benchmarks opened lower on Thursday, with the Sensex falling over 400 points to 25,940 as global risk aversion and mixed earnings dampened sentiment. IT, banking, and auto stocks dragged the index, though energy counters offered mild support. Traders cited uncertainty surrounding future Federal Reserve policy decisions and persistent bond yield pressures. Market strategists expect heightened volatility until fresh economic indicators emerge in November, guiding expectations for rate direction and corporate earnings outlook in the final quarter of the year.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 07:10 IST
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11h agoDigital Insurance Growth Drives PB Fintech’s Profit Surge
PB Fintech, which operates Policybazaar and Paisabazaar, announced a Q2 FY2025 profit of ₹135 crore, up 165% from a year earlier. The increase was supported by expanding insurance distribution and disciplined expense management. Conversion efficiency and reduced acquisition costs improved margins, while steady digital adoption supported revenue momentum. The company also reported progress in lending partnerships and cross-selling initiatives. Analysts highlighted the result as a turning point for the fintech’s profitability trajectory and validation of its scalable digital ecosystem model.
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11h agoDigital Insurance Growth Drives PB Fintech’s Profit Surge
PB Fintech, which operates Policybazaar and Paisabazaar, announced a Q2 FY2025 profit of ₹135 crore, up 165% from a year earlier. The increase was supported by expanding insurance distribution and disciplined expense management. Conversion efficiency and reduced acquisition costs improved margins, while steady digital adoption supported revenue momentum. The company also reported progress in lending partnerships and cross-selling initiatives. Analysts highlighted the result as a turning point for the fintech’s profitability trajectory and validation of its scalable digital ecosystem model.
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Digital Insurance Growth Drives PB Fintech’s Profit Surge
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PB Fintech posted ₹135 crore profit in Q2 FY2025, supported by wider insurance distribution, reduced marketing costs, and consistent digital adoption across platforms.
PB Fintech, which operates Policybazaar and Paisabazaar, announced a Q2 FY2025 profit of ₹135 crore, up 165% from a year earlier. The increase was supported by expanding insurance distribution and disciplined expense management. Conversion efficiency and reduced acquisition costs improved margins, while steady digital adoption supported revenue momentum. The company also reported progress in lending partnerships and cross-selling initiatives. Analysts highlighted the result as a turning point for the fintech’s profitability trajectory and validation of its scalable digital ecosystem model.
PB Fintech, which operates Policybazaar and Paisabazaar, announced a Q2 FY2025 profit of ₹135 crore, up 165% from a year earlier. The increase was supported by expanding insurance distribution and disciplined expense management. Conversion efficiency and reduced acquisition costs improved margins, while steady digital adoption supported revenue momentum. The company also reported progress in lending partnerships and cross-selling initiatives. Analysts highlighted the result as a turning point for the fintech’s profitability trajectory and validation of its scalable digital ecosystem model.
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PB Fintech
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Oct 30, 2025 • 07:10 IST
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11h agoHealthcare Outsourcing Boosts Sagility’s Quarterly Results
Sagility Limited delivered ₹251 crore in profit for Q2 FY2025, reflecting 114% year-over-year growth. Gains stemmed from new healthcare outsourcing contracts and stronger client demand across key North American markets. The company improved productivity and managed costs effectively despite higher labor expenses. Shares touched a 52-week high following the announcement as investors reacted positively to the steady order pipeline. Management reiterated its focus on expanding automation initiatives to sustain performance and ensure long-term scalability in a competitive BPO sector.
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11h agoHealthcare Outsourcing Boosts Sagility’s Quarterly Results
Sagility Limited delivered ₹251 crore in profit for Q2 FY2025, reflecting 114% year-over-year growth. Gains stemmed from new healthcare outsourcing contracts and stronger client demand across key North American markets. The company improved productivity and managed costs effectively despite higher labor expenses. Shares touched a 52-week high following the announcement as investors reacted positively to the steady order pipeline. Management reiterated its focus on expanding automation initiatives to sustain performance and ensure long-term scalability in a competitive BPO sector.
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Healthcare Outsourcing Boosts Sagility’s Quarterly Results
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Sagility’s quarterly earnings climbed on rising healthcare outsourcing demand, improved efficiency, and a strong North American client base, pushing the stock to a fresh yearly high.
Sagility Limited delivered ₹251 crore in profit for Q2 FY2025, reflecting 114% year-over-year growth. Gains stemmed from new healthcare outsourcing contracts and stronger client demand across key North American markets. The company improved productivity and managed costs effectively despite higher labor expenses. Shares touched a 52-week high following the announcement as investors reacted positively to the steady order pipeline. Management reiterated its focus on expanding automation initiatives to sustain performance and ensure long-term scalability in a competitive BPO sector.
Sagility Limited delivered ₹251 crore in profit for Q2 FY2025, reflecting 114% year-over-year growth. Gains stemmed from new healthcare outsourcing contracts and stronger client demand across key North American markets. The company improved productivity and managed costs effectively despite higher labor expenses. Shares touched a 52-week high following the announcement as investors reacted positively to the steady order pipeline. Management reiterated its focus on expanding automation initiatives to sustain performance and ensure long-term scalability in a competitive BPO sector.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 07:10 IST
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11h agoHPCL Reports 26x Jump in Q2 Profit on Refining Margins Surge
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) posted a sharp 26-fold rise in Q2 FY2025 profit at ₹3,859 crore, up 2,598% year-on-year. The surge was fueled by strong refining margins, higher throughput, and operational efficiency improvements. Revenue from operations also strengthened, reflecting a recovery in demand and stable crude prices. The company declared an interim dividend of ₹5 per share with a record date set for November 6. Analysts noted that robust refining margins and controlled costs supported HPCL’s earnings momentum this quarter.
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11h agoHPCL Reports 26x Jump in Q2 Profit on Refining Margins Surge
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) posted a sharp 26-fold rise in Q2 FY2025 profit at ₹3,859 crore, up 2,598% year-on-year. The surge was fueled by strong refining margins, higher throughput, and operational efficiency improvements. Revenue from operations also strengthened, reflecting a recovery in demand and stable crude prices. The company declared an interim dividend of ₹5 per share with a record date set for November 6. Analysts noted that robust refining margins and controlled costs supported HPCL’s earnings momentum this quarter.
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HPCL Reports 26x Jump in Q2 Profit on Refining Margins Surge
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HPCL’s Q2 FY2025 profit jumped 26x year-on-year to ₹3,859 crore, driven by strong refining margins and efficiency gains, alongside a ₹5 interim dividend announcement.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) posted a sharp 26-fold rise in Q2 FY2025 profit at ₹3,859 crore, up 2,598% year-on-year. The surge was fueled by strong refining margins, higher throughput, and operational efficiency improvements. Revenue from operations also strengthened, reflecting a recovery in demand and stable crude prices. The company declared an interim dividend of ₹5 per share with a record date set for November 6. Analysts noted that robust refining margins and controlled costs supported HPCL’s earnings momentum this quarter.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) posted a sharp 26-fold rise in Q2 FY2025 profit at ₹3,859 crore, up 2,598% year-on-year. The surge was fueled by strong refining margins, higher throughput, and operational efficiency improvements. Revenue from operations also strengthened, reflecting a recovery in demand and stable crude prices. The company declared an interim dividend of ₹5 per share with a record date set for November 6. Analysts noted that robust refining margins and controlled costs supported HPCL’s earnings momentum this quarter.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 07:03 IST
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12h agoMarket analysts flag test for exuberance amid AI rally and record cap-rates
In the latest commentary, analysts highlight a critical 48-hour window for global markets to prove whether recent gains are sustainable, as mega-cap tech valuations soar and leadership narrows. The rally, led by firms like Nvidia Corporation and other AI-hardware players, has pushed valuations to new highs just as central-bank support may fade. Market breadth remains weak, prompting warnings of excess. Analysts call this week’s events—including corporate-earnings announcements and trade-talk outcomes—potentially decisive for directional outlooks in equities and risk assets.
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12h agoMarket analysts flag test for exuberance amid AI rally and record cap-rates
In the latest commentary, analysts highlight a critical 48-hour window for global markets to prove whether recent gains are sustainable, as mega-cap tech valuations soar and leadership narrows. The rally, led by firms like Nvidia Corporation and other AI-hardware players, has pushed valuations to new highs just as central-bank support may fade. Market breadth remains weak, prompting warnings of excess. Analysts call this week’s events—including corporate-earnings announcements and trade-talk outcomes—potentially decisive for directional outlooks in equities and risk assets.
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Analysts warn markets face a test amid narrow tech-led rally, high valuations and looming policy/earnings catalysts in the next 48 hours.
In the latest commentary, analysts highlight a critical 48-hour window for global markets to prove whether recent gains are sustainable, as mega-cap tech valuations soar and leadership narrows. The rally, led by firms like Nvidia Corporation and other AI-hardware players, has pushed valuations to new highs just as central-bank support may fade. Market breadth remains weak, prompting warnings of excess. Analysts call this week’s events—including corporate-earnings announcements and trade-talk outcomes—potentially decisive for directional outlooks in equities and risk assets.
In the latest commentary, analysts highlight a critical 48-hour window for global markets to prove whether recent gains are sustainable, as mega-cap tech valuations soar and leadership narrows. The rally, led by firms like Nvidia Corporation and other AI-hardware players, has pushed valuations to new highs just as central-bank support may fade. Market breadth remains weak, prompting warnings of excess. Analysts call this week’s events—including corporate-earnings announcements and trade-talk outcomes—potentially decisive for directional outlooks in equities and risk assets.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 06:11 IST
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12h agoBig-Oil majors expected to post modest earnings uptick as focus shifts to 2026
Analysts expect major oil-companies such as Shell plc and TotalEnergies SE to report third-quarter results showing adjusted net-income increases of 18% and 11%, respectively, compared to the second quarter—even though both remain down from a year ago. The outlook for next year is muted, with the International Energy Agency forecasting a 4 million barrels-per-day supply surplus in 2026. Investors are therefore watching capital-expenditure plans, refinery turnaround cycles and dividend sustainability, rather than just near-term earnings pops.
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12h agoBig-Oil majors expected to post modest earnings uptick as focus shifts to 2026
Analysts expect major oil-companies such as Shell plc and TotalEnergies SE to report third-quarter results showing adjusted net-income increases of 18% and 11%, respectively, compared to the second quarter—even though both remain down from a year ago. The outlook for next year is muted, with the International Energy Agency forecasting a 4 million barrels-per-day supply surplus in 2026. Investors are therefore watching capital-expenditure plans, refinery turnaround cycles and dividend sustainability, rather than just near-term earnings pops.
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Big-Oil majors expected to post modest earnings uptick as focus shifts to 2026
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Oil-majors expected to raise Q3 earnings slightly, but investor focus turns to 2026 supply surplus and capex strategy.
Analysts expect major oil-companies such as Shell plc and TotalEnergies SE to report third-quarter results showing adjusted net-income increases of 18% and 11%, respectively, compared to the second quarter—even though both remain down from a year ago. The outlook for next year is muted, with the International Energy Agency forecasting a 4 million barrels-per-day supply surplus in 2026. Investors are therefore watching capital-expenditure plans, refinery turnaround cycles and dividend sustainability, rather than just near-term earnings pops.
Analysts expect major oil-companies such as Shell plc and TotalEnergies SE to report third-quarter results showing adjusted net-income increases of 18% and 11%, respectively, compared to the second quarter—even though both remain down from a year ago. The outlook for next year is muted, with the International Energy Agency forecasting a 4 million barrels-per-day supply surplus in 2026. Investors are therefore watching capital-expenditure plans, refinery turnaround cycles and dividend sustainability, rather than just near-term earnings pops.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 06:06 IST
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12h agoDis‑Chem Pharmacies Limited reports 9% profit rise amid retail recovery in South Africa
Dis-Chem Pharmacies, one of South Africa’s leading retail pharmacy chains, announced a 9% rise in half-year earnings, driven by higher consumer retail activity and expansion of store network. The company said same-store sales grew in both metropolitan and regional cities, though margin pressure remains due to input-cost inflation. Dis-Chem flagged ongoing investment in digital health services and brand extensions to support growth into adjacent segments such as wellness and online-pharmacy channels.
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12h agoDis‑Chem Pharmacies Limited reports 9% profit rise amid retail recovery in South Africa
Dis-Chem Pharmacies, one of South Africa’s leading retail pharmacy chains, announced a 9% rise in half-year earnings, driven by higher consumer retail activity and expansion of store network. The company said same-store sales grew in both metropolitan and regional cities, though margin pressure remains due to input-cost inflation. Dis-Chem flagged ongoing investment in digital health services and brand extensions to support growth into adjacent segments such as wellness and online-pharmacy channels.
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Dis‑Chem Pharmacies Limited reports 9% profit rise amid retail recovery in South Africa
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Dis-Chem posts 9% profit gain as retail recovers in South Africa and store network expands.
Dis-Chem Pharmacies, one of South Africa’s leading retail pharmacy chains, announced a 9% rise in half-year earnings, driven by higher consumer retail activity and expansion of store network. The company said same-store sales grew in both metropolitan and regional cities, though margin pressure remains due to input-cost inflation. Dis-Chem flagged ongoing investment in digital health services and brand extensions to support growth into adjacent segments such as wellness and online-pharmacy channels.
Dis-Chem Pharmacies, one of South Africa’s leading retail pharmacy chains, announced a 9% rise in half-year earnings, driven by higher consumer retail activity and expansion of store network. The company said same-store sales grew in both metropolitan and regional cities, though margin pressure remains due to input-cost inflation. Dis-Chem flagged ongoing investment in digital health services and brand extensions to support growth into adjacent segments such as wellness and online-pharmacy channels.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 06:06 IST
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12h agoSocGen’s net income rises 11% as cost-cuts accelerate
Société Générale reported group net income of €1.52 billion (~US$1.77 billion) for the latest quarter, up 11.3% from a year earlier and beating analyst expectations by over €200 million. The French bank credited its improved performance to aggressive cost-reduction measures and growth in wealth-management and corporate-banking segments. Despite a challenging macro-environment, SocGen said it would continue to target overhead reduction and improve returns on equity, aiming to position itself ahead of peers in the European banking sector.
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12h agoSocGen’s net income rises 11% as cost-cuts accelerate
Société Générale reported group net income of €1.52 billion (~US$1.77 billion) for the latest quarter, up 11.3% from a year earlier and beating analyst expectations by over €200 million. The French bank credited its improved performance to aggressive cost-reduction measures and growth in wealth-management and corporate-banking segments. Despite a challenging macro-environment, SocGen said it would continue to target overhead reduction and improve returns on equity, aiming to position itself ahead of peers in the European banking sector.
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SocGen’s net income rises 11% as cost-cuts accelerate
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SocGen’s profit jumps 11% on cost-cuts & wealth-business strength, under-lining its earnings momentum.
Société Générale reported group net income of €1.52 billion (~US$1.77 billion) for the latest quarter, up 11.3% from a year earlier and beating analyst expectations by over €200 million. The French bank credited its improved performance to aggressive cost-reduction measures and growth in wealth-management and corporate-banking segments. Despite a challenging macro-environment, SocGen said it would continue to target overhead reduction and improve returns on equity, aiming to position itself ahead of peers in the European banking sector.
Société Générale reported group net income of €1.52 billion (~US$1.77 billion) for the latest quarter, up 11.3% from a year earlier and beating analyst expectations by over €200 million. The French bank credited its improved performance to aggressive cost-reduction measures and growth in wealth-management and corporate-banking segments. Despite a challenging macro-environment, SocGen said it would continue to target overhead reduction and improve returns on equity, aiming to position itself ahead of peers in the European banking sector.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 06:05 IST
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12h agoCognizant ups full-year profit outlook on strong AI-driven demand
Cognizant Technology Solutions raised its 2025 adjusted earnings-per-share forecast to US$5.22-5.26 (from US$5.08-5.22) on the back of strong enterprise investment in AI and digital automation. It also lifted the lower end of its revenue guidance to US$21.05 billion (from US$20.7 billion). Q3 revenue was US$5.42 billion, beating estimates. The company said the new U.S. visa-fee regime will have limited near-term impact thanks to its reduced reliance on foreign workers. Shares surged about 10 %.
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12h agoCognizant ups full-year profit outlook on strong AI-driven demand
Cognizant Technology Solutions raised its 2025 adjusted earnings-per-share forecast to US$5.22-5.26 (from US$5.08-5.22) on the back of strong enterprise investment in AI and digital automation. It also lifted the lower end of its revenue guidance to US$21.05 billion (from US$20.7 billion). Q3 revenue was US$5.42 billion, beating estimates. The company said the new U.S. visa-fee regime will have limited near-term impact thanks to its reduced reliance on foreign workers. Shares surged about 10 %.
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Cognizant ups full-year profit outlook on strong AI-driven demand
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Cognizant boosts profit forecast as AI-and-automation demand rises; Q3 revenue beats expectations.
Cognizant Technology Solutions raised its 2025 adjusted earnings-per-share forecast to US$5.22-5.26 (from US$5.08-5.22) on the back of strong enterprise investment in AI and digital automation. It also lifted the lower end of its revenue guidance to US$21.05 billion (from US$20.7 billion). Q3 revenue was US$5.42 billion, beating estimates. The company said the new U.S. visa-fee regime will have limited near-term impact thanks to its reduced reliance on foreign workers. Shares surged about 10 %.
Cognizant Technology Solutions raised its 2025 adjusted earnings-per-share forecast to US$5.22-5.26 (from US$5.08-5.22) on the back of strong enterprise investment in AI and digital automation. It also lifted the lower end of its revenue guidance to US$21.05 billion (from US$20.7 billion). Q3 revenue was US$5.42 billion, beating estimates. The company said the new U.S. visa-fee regime will have limited near-term impact thanks to its reduced reliance on foreign workers. Shares surged about 10 %.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 06:05 IST
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12h agoSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd. posts record memory-chip revenue, plans major HBM expansion
Samsung Electronics saw record quarterly revenue from its memory-chip business, reporting an 80 % year-on-year operating profit increase to 7 trillion won (~US$4.92 billion) in Q3, driven by demand for high-bandwidth memory chips used in AI-hardware. The South Korean tech giant said it expects customer demand to outstrip supply even after planned capacity expansion and will focus on next-generation HBM4 production next year. Shares in the company rose over 5 % after the results, signalling renewed investor confidence in its semiconductors business and the wider AI-infrastructure cycle.
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12h agoSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd. posts record memory-chip revenue, plans major HBM expansion
Samsung Electronics saw record quarterly revenue from its memory-chip business, reporting an 80 % year-on-year operating profit increase to 7 trillion won (~US$4.92 billion) in Q3, driven by demand for high-bandwidth memory chips used in AI-hardware. The South Korean tech giant said it expects customer demand to outstrip supply even after planned capacity expansion and will focus on next-generation HBM4 production next year. Shares in the company rose over 5 % after the results, signalling renewed investor confidence in its semiconductors business and the wider AI-infrastructure cycle.
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Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. posts record memory-chip revenue, plans major HBM expansion
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Samsung posts record memory-chip revenue and plans major HBM capacity expansion to meet booming AI-hardware demand.
Samsung Electronics saw record quarterly revenue from its memory-chip business, reporting an 80 % year-on-year operating profit increase to 7 trillion won (~US$4.92 billion) in Q3, driven by demand for high-bandwidth memory chips used in AI-hardware. The South Korean tech giant said it expects customer demand to outstrip supply even after planned capacity expansion and will focus on next-generation HBM4 production next year. Shares in the company rose over 5 % after the results, signalling renewed investor confidence in its semiconductors business and the wider AI-infrastructure cycle.
Samsung Electronics saw record quarterly revenue from its memory-chip business, reporting an 80 % year-on-year operating profit increase to 7 trillion won (~US$4.92 billion) in Q3, driven by demand for high-bandwidth memory chips used in AI-hardware. The South Korean tech giant said it expects customer demand to outstrip supply even after planned capacity expansion and will focus on next-generation HBM4 production next year. Shares in the company rose over 5 % after the results, signalling renewed investor confidence in its semiconductors business and the wider AI-infrastructure cycle.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 05:57 IST
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12h agoNavan Inc. raises ~US$923 million in IPO, values it at ~US$6.2 billion
Travel-tech company Navan Inc. priced its initial public offering at US$25 per share, raising about US$923.1 million including both new shares and existing-shareholder stake sales. The listing gives it a market valuation of approximately US$6.21 billion. The Palo Alto-based firm sells travel-and-expense management services to corporate clients and expands into payments and platform infrastructure. The success marks stronger investor appetite for back-office tech firms amid a rebound in IPO activity despite macro headwinds. It listed on the Nasdaq under ticker symbol NAVN.
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12h agoNavan Inc. raises ~US$923 million in IPO, values it at ~US$6.2 billion
Travel-tech company Navan Inc. priced its initial public offering at US$25 per share, raising about US$923.1 million including both new shares and existing-shareholder stake sales. The listing gives it a market valuation of approximately US$6.21 billion. The Palo Alto-based firm sells travel-and-expense management services to corporate clients and expands into payments and platform infrastructure. The success marks stronger investor appetite for back-office tech firms amid a rebound in IPO activity despite macro headwinds. It listed on the Nasdaq under ticker symbol NAVN.
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Navan Inc. raises ~US$923 million in IPO, values it at ~US$6.2 billion
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Navan IPO raises US$923 million, valuing the travel-tech firm at roughly US$6.2 billion as IPO market revives.
Travel-tech company Navan Inc. priced its initial public offering at US$25 per share, raising about US$923.1 million including both new shares and existing-shareholder stake sales. The listing gives it a market valuation of approximately US$6.21 billion. The Palo Alto-based firm sells travel-and-expense management services to corporate clients and expands into payments and platform infrastructure. The success marks stronger investor appetite for back-office tech firms amid a rebound in IPO activity despite macro headwinds. It listed on the Nasdaq under ticker symbol NAVN.
Travel-tech company Navan Inc. priced its initial public offering at US$25 per share, raising about US$923.1 million including both new shares and existing-shareholder stake sales. The listing gives it a market valuation of approximately US$6.21 billion. The Palo Alto-based firm sells travel-and-expense management services to corporate clients and expands into payments and platform infrastructure. The success marks stronger investor appetite for back-office tech firms amid a rebound in IPO activity despite macro headwinds. It listed on the Nasdaq under ticker symbol NAVN.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 05:56 IST
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12h agoHyundai Motor Company Q3 profit slumps 29% as US tariffs bite
Hyundai Motor Company posted operating profit of 2.5 trillion won (~US$1.76 billion) for the July-September quarter, down from 3.6 trillion won a year earlier. The South Korean automaker said the drop was driven by rising U.S. tariffs and higher costs, in spite of solid vehicle sales. Hyundai said it is evaluating production shifts and cost-cutting measures while assessing the tariff impact. The result underlines the pressure on global automakers from trade policy and margin squeezes, especially as EV transition and supply-chain realignment add costs.
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12h agoHyundai Motor Company Q3 profit slumps 29% as US tariffs bite
Hyundai Motor Company posted operating profit of 2.5 trillion won (~US$1.76 billion) for the July-September quarter, down from 3.6 trillion won a year earlier. The South Korean automaker said the drop was driven by rising U.S. tariffs and higher costs, in spite of solid vehicle sales. Hyundai said it is evaluating production shifts and cost-cutting measures while assessing the tariff impact. The result underlines the pressure on global automakers from trade policy and margin squeezes, especially as EV transition and supply-chain realignment add costs.
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Hyundai Motor Company Q3 profit slumps 29% as US tariffs bite
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Hyundai Motor’s Q3 profit falls 29% due to U.S. tariffs and cost pressures despite steady sales.
Hyundai Motor Company posted operating profit of 2.5 trillion won (~US$1.76 billion) for the July-September quarter, down from 3.6 trillion won a year earlier. The South Korean automaker said the drop was driven by rising U.S. tariffs and higher costs, in spite of solid vehicle sales. Hyundai said it is evaluating production shifts and cost-cutting measures while assessing the tariff impact. The result underlines the pressure on global automakers from trade policy and margin squeezes, especially as EV transition and supply-chain realignment add costs.
Hyundai Motor Company posted operating profit of 2.5 trillion won (~US$1.76 billion) for the July-September quarter, down from 3.6 trillion won a year earlier. The South Korean automaker said the drop was driven by rising U.S. tariffs and higher costs, in spite of solid vehicle sales. Hyundai said it is evaluating production shifts and cost-cutting measures while assessing the tariff impact. The result underlines the pressure on global automakers from trade policy and margin squeezes, especially as EV transition and supply-chain realignment add costs.
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13h agoChina solar shares jump after state-media report on over-capacity
Shares of Chinese solar-module companies surged after state-media said factories were scaling back output amid anticipated global demand decline from ~520 GW to ~480 GW next year. The announcement fuelled hopes of margin recovery and better supply discipline in a sector long weighed down by over-capacity. The move also coincides with global decarbonisation momentum and export-policy shifts, making China’s solar-manufacturing firms among the more visible beneficiaries in renewable-energy supply chains.
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13h agoChina solar shares jump after state-media report on over-capacity
Shares of Chinese solar-module companies surged after state-media said factories were scaling back output amid anticipated global demand decline from ~520 GW to ~480 GW next year. The announcement fuelled hopes of margin recovery and better supply discipline in a sector long weighed down by over-capacity. The move also coincides with global decarbonisation momentum and export-policy shifts, making China’s solar-manufacturing firms among the more visible beneficiaries in renewable-energy supply chains.
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Chinese solar shares rallied on state-media signals of capacity cuts and better supply discipline amid demand moderation.
Shares of Chinese solar-module companies surged after state-media said factories were scaling back output amid anticipated global demand decline from ~520 GW to ~480 GW next year. The announcement fuelled hopes of margin recovery and better supply discipline in a sector long weighed down by over-capacity. The move also coincides with global decarbonisation momentum and export-policy shifts, making China’s solar-manufacturing firms among the more visible beneficiaries in renewable-energy supply chains.
Shares of Chinese solar-module companies surged after state-media said factories were scaling back output amid anticipated global demand decline from ~520 GW to ~480 GW next year. The announcement fuelled hopes of margin recovery and better supply discipline in a sector long weighed down by over-capacity. The move also coincides with global decarbonisation momentum and export-policy shifts, making China’s solar-manufacturing firms among the more visible beneficiaries in renewable-energy supply chains.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 05:46 IST
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13h agoUBS profits beat expectations, powered by Asia wealth business
UBS Group AG posted stronger-than-expected quarterly profits, boosted by its Asia-Pacific wealth-management arm which saw net new flows of US$37.9 billion. The bank’s performance underscores high demand for wealth-management services in the region. Investors raised concerns around the firm’s Additional Tier 1 (AT1) capital instruments given global regulatory attention, but overall sentiment was positive for the firm’s growth trajectory in Asia. The result may support broader financial-sector sentiment in Asia and globally.
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13h agoUBS profits beat expectations, powered by Asia wealth business
UBS Group AG posted stronger-than-expected quarterly profits, boosted by its Asia-Pacific wealth-management arm which saw net new flows of US$37.9 billion. The bank’s performance underscores high demand for wealth-management services in the region. Investors raised concerns around the firm’s Additional Tier 1 (AT1) capital instruments given global regulatory attention, but overall sentiment was positive for the firm’s growth trajectory in Asia. The result may support broader financial-sector sentiment in Asia and globally.
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UBS profits beat expectations, powered by Asia wealth business
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UBS beats profit expectations thanks to Asia-wealth flows, boosting confidence for the banking sector in the region.
UBS Group AG posted stronger-than-expected quarterly profits, boosted by its Asia-Pacific wealth-management arm which saw net new flows of US$37.9 billion. The bank’s performance underscores high demand for wealth-management services in the region. Investors raised concerns around the firm’s Additional Tier 1 (AT1) capital instruments given global regulatory attention, but overall sentiment was positive for the firm’s growth trajectory in Asia. The result may support broader financial-sector sentiment in Asia and globally.
UBS Group AG posted stronger-than-expected quarterly profits, boosted by its Asia-Pacific wealth-management arm which saw net new flows of US$37.9 billion. The bank’s performance underscores high demand for wealth-management services in the region. Investors raised concerns around the firm’s Additional Tier 1 (AT1) capital instruments given global regulatory attention, but overall sentiment was positive for the firm’s growth trajectory in Asia. The result may support broader financial-sector sentiment in Asia and globally.
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13h agoStocks in news: ITC, Swiggy, L&T, Hero MotoCorp, Varun Beverages, Dr Reddy's
In India, several notable stocks are in focus amid mixed global cues: ITC Limited, Swiggy, Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T), Hero MotoCorp, Varun Beverages Limited and Dr Reddy's Laboratories. L&T shares rose after strong order inflows; Dr Reddy’s fell on regulatory concerns; Swiggy is reportedly considering a large-scale fund-raise. The overall Indian market is navigating the Fed’s calm but cautious tone and awaiting trade-deal developments.
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13h agoStocks in news: ITC, Swiggy, L&T, Hero MotoCorp, Varun Beverages, Dr Reddy's
In India, several notable stocks are in focus amid mixed global cues: ITC Limited, Swiggy, Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T), Hero MotoCorp, Varun Beverages Limited and Dr Reddy's Laboratories. L&T shares rose after strong order inflows; Dr Reddy’s fell on regulatory concerns; Swiggy is reportedly considering a large-scale fund-raise. The overall Indian market is navigating the Fed’s calm but cautious tone and awaiting trade-deal developments.
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Stocks in news: ITC, Swiggy, L&T, Hero MotoCorp, Varun Beverages, Dr Reddy's
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Indian companies such as L&T, Dr Reddy’s and Swiggy draw focus as markets digest global policy and corporate-news catalysts.
In India, several notable stocks are in focus amid mixed global cues: ITC Limited, Swiggy, Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T), Hero MotoCorp, Varun Beverages Limited and Dr Reddy's Laboratories. L&T shares rose after strong order inflows; Dr Reddy’s fell on regulatory concerns; Swiggy is reportedly considering a large-scale fund-raise. The overall Indian market is navigating the Fed’s calm but cautious tone and awaiting trade-deal developments.
In India, several notable stocks are in focus amid mixed global cues: ITC Limited, Swiggy, Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T), Hero MotoCorp, Varun Beverages Limited and Dr Reddy's Laboratories. L&T shares rose after strong order inflows; Dr Reddy’s fell on regulatory concerns; Swiggy is reportedly considering a large-scale fund-raise. The overall Indian market is navigating the Fed’s calm but cautious tone and awaiting trade-deal developments.
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13h agoDow futures drop after Trump-Xi meeting as tech earnings diverge
U.S. stock-futures dropped early after the high-profile meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, which ended without a detailed trade pact. Meanwhile, major tech firms including Microsoft Corporation and Meta Platforms announced strong capital-expenditure plans but mixed earnings results. The broader market is grappling with narrow leadership—Nvidia Corporation hit a historic milestone while other sectors lag. Investors remain alert to earnings breadth and macro cues as valuations stay stretched.
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13h agoDow futures drop after Trump-Xi meeting as tech earnings diverge
U.S. stock-futures dropped early after the high-profile meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, which ended without a detailed trade pact. Meanwhile, major tech firms including Microsoft Corporation and Meta Platforms announced strong capital-expenditure plans but mixed earnings results. The broader market is grappling with narrow leadership—Nvidia Corporation hit a historic milestone while other sectors lag. Investors remain alert to earnings breadth and macro cues as valuations stay stretched.
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Dow futures drop after Trump-Xi meeting as tech earnings diverge
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After the Trump–Xi meeting, U.S. futures slipped; tech earnings strong overall but market breadth remains narrow.
U.S. stock-futures dropped early after the high-profile meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, which ended without a detailed trade pact. Meanwhile, major tech firms including Microsoft Corporation and Meta Platforms announced strong capital-expenditure plans but mixed earnings results. The broader market is grappling with narrow leadership—Nvidia Corporation hit a historic milestone while other sectors lag. Investors remain alert to earnings breadth and macro cues as valuations stay stretched.
U.S. stock-futures dropped early after the high-profile meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, which ended without a detailed trade pact. Meanwhile, major tech firms including Microsoft Corporation and Meta Platforms announced strong capital-expenditure plans but mixed earnings results. The broader market is grappling with narrow leadership—Nvidia Corporation hit a historic milestone while other sectors lag. Investors remain alert to earnings breadth and macro cues as valuations stay stretched.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 05:45 IST
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13h agoNomura sees no further Fed rate cuts this year after October easing
Japanese broker Nomura says it no longer expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates again in 2025, following its recent reduction and caution around the economic outlook. Previously, Nomura forecast one more cut this year; now it anticipates the next rate cut in March 2026. The firm noted that weak data and internal dissent at the Fed, along with the U.S. federal government shutdown impairing information flow, are key constraints on further easing.
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13h agoNomura sees no further Fed rate cuts this year after October easing
Japanese broker Nomura says it no longer expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates again in 2025, following its recent reduction and caution around the economic outlook. Previously, Nomura forecast one more cut this year; now it anticipates the next rate cut in March 2026. The firm noted that weak data and internal dissent at the Fed, along with the U.S. federal government shutdown impairing information flow, are key constraints on further easing.
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Nomura sees no further Fed rate cuts this year after October easing
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Nomura predicts no further Fed cuts in 2025, citing weak data and Fed internal division after October easing.
Japanese broker Nomura says it no longer expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates again in 2025, following its recent reduction and caution around the economic outlook. Previously, Nomura forecast one more cut this year; now it anticipates the next rate cut in March 2026. The firm noted that weak data and internal dissent at the Fed, along with the U.S. federal government shutdown impairing information flow, are key constraints on further easing.
Japanese broker Nomura says it no longer expects the U.S. Federal Reserve to cut interest rates again in 2025, following its recent reduction and caution around the economic outlook. Previously, Nomura forecast one more cut this year; now it anticipates the next rate cut in March 2026. The firm noted that weak data and internal dissent at the Fed, along with the U.S. federal government shutdown impairing information flow, are key constraints on further easing.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 05:28 IST
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13h agoOil prices steady as markets await outcome of US-China trade talks
Oil futures held most of their previous gains in Asian trade as investors awaited developments in the meeting between U.S. and Chinese leaders, which could influence global demand outlook. Brent crude slipped to about US$64.88 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate stood near US$60.39. Stock analysts flagged that any meaningful improvement in trade relations could tilt oil consumption expectations upwards, but supply side pressures and global growth uncertainty keep sentiment subdued.
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13h agoOil prices steady as markets await outcome of US-China trade talks
Oil futures held most of their previous gains in Asian trade as investors awaited developments in the meeting between U.S. and Chinese leaders, which could influence global demand outlook. Brent crude slipped to about US$64.88 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate stood near US$60.39. Stock analysts flagged that any meaningful improvement in trade relations could tilt oil consumption expectations upwards, but supply side pressures and global growth uncertainty keep sentiment subdued.
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Oil prices steady as markets await outcome of US-China trade talks
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Oil remains near recent highs as traders await clarity from US-China trade talks amid demand uncertainty.
Oil futures held most of their previous gains in Asian trade as investors awaited developments in the meeting between U.S. and Chinese leaders, which could influence global demand outlook. Brent crude slipped to about US$64.88 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate stood near US$60.39. Stock analysts flagged that any meaningful improvement in trade relations could tilt oil consumption expectations upwards, but supply side pressures and global growth uncertainty keep sentiment subdued.
Oil futures held most of their previous gains in Asian trade as investors awaited developments in the meeting between U.S. and Chinese leaders, which could influence global demand outlook. Brent crude slipped to about US$64.88 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate stood near US$60.39. Stock analysts flagged that any meaningful improvement in trade relations could tilt oil consumption expectations upwards, but supply side pressures and global growth uncertainty keep sentiment subdued.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 05:27 IST
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13h agoIndia stock markets slip as Fed hints cut may be last this year
Indian shares declined after the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut raised doubts about further easing in 2025. Both the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex fell about 0.4%, led by a 1.1% drop in pharmaceuticals following news that Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories received a Canadian regulatory notice. Market participants cited increased volatility expectations as the Fed flagged limited data due to the U.S. government shutdown. Meanwhile, traders await details from the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in South Korea.
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13h agoIndia stock markets slip as Fed hints cut may be last this year
Indian shares declined after the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut raised doubts about further easing in 2025. Both the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex fell about 0.4%, led by a 1.1% drop in pharmaceuticals following news that Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories received a Canadian regulatory notice. Market participants cited increased volatility expectations as the Fed flagged limited data due to the U.S. government shutdown. Meanwhile, traders await details from the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in South Korea.
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India stock markets slip as Fed hints cut may be last this year
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Indian markets dip on Fed caution and pharma setback as carry-over hopes of rate cuts fade.
Indian shares declined after the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut raised doubts about further easing in 2025. Both the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex fell about 0.4%, led by a 1.1% drop in pharmaceuticals following news that Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories received a Canadian regulatory notice. Market participants cited increased volatility expectations as the Fed flagged limited data due to the U.S. government shutdown. Meanwhile, traders await details from the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in South Korea.
Indian shares declined after the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut raised doubts about further easing in 2025. Both the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex fell about 0.4%, led by a 1.1% drop in pharmaceuticals following news that Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories received a Canadian regulatory notice. Market participants cited increased volatility expectations as the Fed flagged limited data due to the U.S. government shutdown. Meanwhile, traders await details from the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in South Korea.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 05:27 IST
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14h agoLive: Trump and Xi meet in South Korea on trade
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met on Thursday in Busan, South Korea, ahead of the Asia‑Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit, signalling renewed efforts to negotiate a truce in their trade war. The live coverage follows both leaders as they explore tariffs, supply-chain issues and export controls amid heightened geopolitical tension. Markets are closely watching for any announcement or framework that might ease business-cost pressures, boost commodity demand and reduce global growth uncertainty.
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14h agoLive: Trump and Xi meet in South Korea on trade
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met on Thursday in Busan, South Korea, ahead of the Asia‑Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit, signalling renewed efforts to negotiate a truce in their trade war. The live coverage follows both leaders as they explore tariffs, supply-chain issues and export controls amid heightened geopolitical tension. Markets are closely watching for any announcement or framework that might ease business-cost pressures, boost commodity demand and reduce global growth uncertainty.
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Trump and Xi hold trade talks in South Korea, markets watch for a truce in the U.S.–China trade war with broad economic implications.
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met on Thursday in Busan, South Korea, ahead of the Asia‑Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit, signalling renewed efforts to negotiate a truce in their trade war. The live coverage follows both leaders as they explore tariffs, supply-chain issues and export controls amid heightened geopolitical tension. Markets are closely watching for any announcement or framework that might ease business-cost pressures, boost commodity demand and reduce global growth uncertainty.
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met on Thursday in Busan, South Korea, ahead of the Asia‑Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit, signalling renewed efforts to negotiate a truce in their trade war. The live coverage follows both leaders as they explore tariffs, supply-chain issues and export controls amid heightened geopolitical tension. Markets are closely watching for any announcement or framework that might ease business-cost pressures, boost commodity demand and reduce global growth uncertainty.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 04:20 IST
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14h agoOil prices little changed as markets eye U.S.–China trade talks
Oil futures held most of their previous-session gains on Thursday as markets awaited the outcome of the intended meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea, and assessed whether trade-tension relief could boost fuel demand. Brent crude futures dipped 3 cents to US$64.89 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate fell 11 cents to US$60.37. Investors noted that the recent drawdown in U.S. crude and fuel inventories had underpinned earlier gains, but the outlook remains shaky given uncertainty over the trade deal and global growth.
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14h agoOil prices little changed as markets eye U.S.–China trade talks
Oil futures held most of their previous-session gains on Thursday as markets awaited the outcome of the intended meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea, and assessed whether trade-tension relief could boost fuel demand. Brent crude futures dipped 3 cents to US$64.89 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate fell 11 cents to US$60.37. Investors noted that the recent drawdown in U.S. crude and fuel inventories had underpinned earlier gains, but the outlook remains shaky given uncertainty over the trade deal and global growth.
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Oil prices little changed as markets eye U.S.–China trade talks
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Oil prices stayed near recent highs as markets await U.S.–China trade deal talks that could influence fuel demand outlook.
Oil futures held most of their previous-session gains on Thursday as markets awaited the outcome of the intended meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea, and assessed whether trade-tension relief could boost fuel demand. Brent crude futures dipped 3 cents to US$64.89 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate fell 11 cents to US$60.37. Investors noted that the recent drawdown in U.S. crude and fuel inventories had underpinned earlier gains, but the outlook remains shaky given uncertainty over the trade deal and global growth.
Oil futures held most of their previous-session gains on Thursday as markets awaited the outcome of the intended meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea, and assessed whether trade-tension relief could boost fuel demand. Brent crude futures dipped 3 cents to US$64.89 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate fell 11 cents to US$60.37. Investors noted that the recent drawdown in U.S. crude and fuel inventories had underpinned earlier gains, but the outlook remains shaky given uncertainty over the trade deal and global growth.
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14h agoIndia to impose 30 % import duty on yellow peas from November 1
The Indian government announced a 30 % import duty on yellow peas, effective 1 November, in a bid to support domestic farmers facing pressure from cheap imports. Shipments with a bill of lading dated 31 October or earlier will be exempt. India is the world’s largest importer of yellow peas, primarily from Canada and Russia. The move comes after domestic growers lobbied for protection, and follows earlier duty-free imports allowed until March 2026.
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14h agoIndia to impose 30 % import duty on yellow peas from November 1
The Indian government announced a 30 % import duty on yellow peas, effective 1 November, in a bid to support domestic farmers facing pressure from cheap imports. Shipments with a bill of lading dated 31 October or earlier will be exempt. India is the world’s largest importer of yellow peas, primarily from Canada and Russia. The move comes after domestic growers lobbied for protection, and follows earlier duty-free imports allowed until March 2026.
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India to impose 30 % import duty on yellow peas from November 1
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India will impose a 30 % duty on yellow-peas imports from 1 November to shield local farmers from cheap overseas supply.
The Indian government announced a 30 % import duty on yellow peas, effective 1 November, in a bid to support domestic farmers facing pressure from cheap imports. Shipments with a bill of lading dated 31 October or earlier will be exempt. India is the world’s largest importer of yellow peas, primarily from Canada and Russia. The move comes after domestic growers lobbied for protection, and follows earlier duty-free imports allowed until March 2026.
The Indian government announced a 30 % import duty on yellow peas, effective 1 November, in a bid to support domestic farmers facing pressure from cheap imports. Shipments with a bill of lading dated 31 October or earlier will be exempt. India is the world’s largest importer of yellow peas, primarily from Canada and Russia. The move comes after domestic growers lobbied for protection, and follows earlier duty-free imports allowed until March 2026.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 04:19 IST
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14h agoIndian rupee faces heat after Powell cools December rate-cut prospects
The Federal Reserve Chair signalled a December rate cut is far from assured, sending U.S. Treasury yields higher and pressuring the Indian rupee. The one-month non-deliverable forward for the rupee pointed to an open in the ₹88.32–88.36 per dollar band, after prior close at ₹88.1950. The 10-year U.S. yield rose 8 basis points, the 2-year by 10 basis points. The dollar index climbed roughly 0.4%, with Asian currencies broadly weaker amid a recalibration of rate-cut expectations.
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14h agoIndian rupee faces heat after Powell cools December rate-cut prospects
The Federal Reserve Chair signalled a December rate cut is far from assured, sending U.S. Treasury yields higher and pressuring the Indian rupee. The one-month non-deliverable forward for the rupee pointed to an open in the ₹88.32–88.36 per dollar band, after prior close at ₹88.1950. The 10-year U.S. yield rose 8 basis points, the 2-year by 10 basis points. The dollar index climbed roughly 0.4%, with Asian currencies broadly weaker amid a recalibration of rate-cut expectations.
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Indian rupee faces heat after Powell cools December rate-cut prospects
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Rupee under pressure as U.S. yield surge after Fed signals December rate cut isn't certain, boosting dollar demand.
The Federal Reserve Chair signalled a December rate cut is far from assured, sending U.S. Treasury yields higher and pressuring the Indian rupee. The one-month non-deliverable forward for the rupee pointed to an open in the ₹88.32–88.36 per dollar band, after prior close at ₹88.1950. The 10-year U.S. yield rose 8 basis points, the 2-year by 10 basis points. The dollar index climbed roughly 0.4%, with Asian currencies broadly weaker amid a recalibration of rate-cut expectations.
The Federal Reserve Chair signalled a December rate cut is far from assured, sending U.S. Treasury yields higher and pressuring the Indian rupee. The one-month non-deliverable forward for the rupee pointed to an open in the ₹88.32–88.36 per dollar band, after prior close at ₹88.1950. The 10-year U.S. yield rose 8 basis points, the 2-year by 10 basis points. The dollar index climbed roughly 0.4%, with Asian currencies broadly weaker amid a recalibration of rate-cut expectations.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 04:18 IST
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14h agoAsia stocks gain as Fed cuts, Trump-Xi meeting in focus
Asian equities rose on Thursday after the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate cut and ahead of the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in South Korea. The broad MSCI Asia-Pacific index (ex Japan) climbed about 0.4%. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan left rates unchanged, the yen weakened and traders trimmed expectations of another U.S. rate cut this year. The upcoming U.S.–China discussions and central-bank signals are shaping investor sentiment globally.
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14h agoAsia stocks gain as Fed cuts, Trump-Xi meeting in focus
Asian equities rose on Thursday after the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate cut and ahead of the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in South Korea. The broad MSCI Asia-Pacific index (ex Japan) climbed about 0.4%. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan left rates unchanged, the yen weakened and traders trimmed expectations of another U.S. rate cut this year. The upcoming U.S.–China discussions and central-bank signals are shaping investor sentiment globally.
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Asia stocks gain as Fed cuts, Trump-Xi meeting in focus
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Asian stocks rose after a U.S. rate cut and ahead of the Trump–Xi meeting, while the yen weakened on BOJ inaction.
Asian equities rose on Thursday after the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate cut and ahead of the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in South Korea. The broad MSCI Asia-Pacific index (ex Japan) climbed about 0.4%. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan left rates unchanged, the yen weakened and traders trimmed expectations of another U.S. rate cut this year. The upcoming U.S.–China discussions and central-bank signals are shaping investor sentiment globally.
Asian equities rose on Thursday after the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate cut and ahead of the meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in South Korea. The broad MSCI Asia-Pacific index (ex Japan) climbed about 0.4%. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan left rates unchanged, the yen weakened and traders trimmed expectations of another U.S. rate cut this year. The upcoming U.S.–China discussions and central-bank signals are shaping investor sentiment globally.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 04:17 IST
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16h agoTrump-Xi summit focuses on artificial intelligence trade and tariffs
Investors awaited outcomes from the Trump-Xi summit in Washington, where discussions center on AI export controls, semiconductor trade, and industrial tariffs. Analysts expect constructive dialogue could ease global tensions and support chip and industrial stocks. The meeting is seen as pivotal for recalibrating U.S.–China relations amid slowing global growth. Market optimism rose modestly ahead of the talks as traders anticipated potential progress on technology cooperation, supply-chain resilience, and broader trade policy harmonization between the world’s largest economies.
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16h agoTrump-Xi summit focuses on artificial intelligence trade and tariffs
Investors awaited outcomes from the Trump-Xi summit in Washington, where discussions center on AI export controls, semiconductor trade, and industrial tariffs. Analysts expect constructive dialogue could ease global tensions and support chip and industrial stocks. The meeting is seen as pivotal for recalibrating U.S.–China relations amid slowing global growth. Market optimism rose modestly ahead of the talks as traders anticipated potential progress on technology cooperation, supply-chain resilience, and broader trade policy harmonization between the world’s largest economies.
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Trump-Xi summit focuses on artificial intelligence trade and tariffs
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Markets look to the Trump-Xi summit for signals on AI export rules, tech tariffs, and trade progress expected to influence global risk sentiment.
Investors awaited outcomes from the Trump-Xi summit in Washington, where discussions center on AI export controls, semiconductor trade, and industrial tariffs. Analysts expect constructive dialogue could ease global tensions and support chip and industrial stocks. The meeting is seen as pivotal for recalibrating U.S.–China relations amid slowing global growth. Market optimism rose modestly ahead of the talks as traders anticipated potential progress on technology cooperation, supply-chain resilience, and broader trade policy harmonization between the world’s largest economies.
Investors awaited outcomes from the Trump-Xi summit in Washington, where discussions center on AI export controls, semiconductor trade, and industrial tariffs. Analysts expect constructive dialogue could ease global tensions and support chip and industrial stocks. The meeting is seen as pivotal for recalibrating U.S.–China relations amid slowing global growth. Market optimism rose modestly ahead of the talks as traders anticipated potential progress on technology cooperation, supply-chain resilience, and broader trade policy harmonization between the world’s largest economies.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 01:55 IST
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16h agoPayPal soars thirteen percent after unveiling new OpenAI partnership
PayPal’s stock surged 13% after announcing a strategic partnership with OpenAI enabling seamless payments through ChatGPT. The integration allows users to complete transactions within AI-driven conversations, marking a major leap in fintech innovation. Analysts said the collaboration could expand PayPal’s ecosystem, attract younger demographics, and diversify revenue streams. The deal positions PayPal as a leader in AI-powered financial solutions, reigniting growth prospects and investor enthusiasm after months of stagnation in the competitive payments technology sector.
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16h agoPayPal soars thirteen percent after unveiling new OpenAI partnership
PayPal’s stock surged 13% after announcing a strategic partnership with OpenAI enabling seamless payments through ChatGPT. The integration allows users to complete transactions within AI-driven conversations, marking a major leap in fintech innovation. Analysts said the collaboration could expand PayPal’s ecosystem, attract younger demographics, and diversify revenue streams. The deal positions PayPal as a leader in AI-powered financial solutions, reigniting growth prospects and investor enthusiasm after months of stagnation in the competitive payments technology sector.
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PayPal soars thirteen percent after unveiling new OpenAI partnership
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PayPal jumped 13% after partnering with OpenAI to enable ChatGPT payments, signaling a breakthrough in AI-driven fintech and renewed investor confidence.
PayPal’s stock surged 13% after announcing a strategic partnership with OpenAI enabling seamless payments through ChatGPT. The integration allows users to complete transactions within AI-driven conversations, marking a major leap in fintech innovation. Analysts said the collaboration could expand PayPal’s ecosystem, attract younger demographics, and diversify revenue streams. The deal positions PayPal as a leader in AI-powered financial solutions, reigniting growth prospects and investor enthusiasm after months of stagnation in the competitive payments technology sector.
PayPal’s stock surged 13% after announcing a strategic partnership with OpenAI enabling seamless payments through ChatGPT. The integration allows users to complete transactions within AI-driven conversations, marking a major leap in fintech innovation. Analysts said the collaboration could expand PayPal’s ecosystem, attract younger demographics, and diversify revenue streams. The deal positions PayPal as a leader in AI-powered financial solutions, reigniting growth prospects and investor enthusiasm after months of stagnation in the competitive payments technology sector.
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16h agoFederal Reserve signals limited scope for additional monetary policy easing
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said further rate cuts were not guaranteed following the latest 0.25% reduction, citing persistent inflation risks and resilient employment data. The statement reduced December easing expectations from 90% to 70%, triggering cautious reactions across futures markets. Policymakers stressed the need for sustained disinflation evidence before pursuing further adjustments. Bond yields steadied as investors reassessed the path of policy normalization. Market analysts described the message as a shift toward data dependency and gradual stabilization.
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16h agoFederal Reserve signals limited scope for additional monetary policy easing
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said further rate cuts were not guaranteed following the latest 0.25% reduction, citing persistent inflation risks and resilient employment data. The statement reduced December easing expectations from 90% to 70%, triggering cautious reactions across futures markets. Policymakers stressed the need for sustained disinflation evidence before pursuing further adjustments. Bond yields steadied as investors reassessed the path of policy normalization. Market analysts described the message as a shift toward data dependency and gradual stabilization.
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Federal Reserve signals limited scope for additional monetary policy easing
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Powell’s comments lowered odds of December easing, signaling the Fed’s commitment to data dependency and caution in balancing inflation and growth risks.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said further rate cuts were not guaranteed following the latest 0.25% reduction, citing persistent inflation risks and resilient employment data. The statement reduced December easing expectations from 90% to 70%, triggering cautious reactions across futures markets. Policymakers stressed the need for sustained disinflation evidence before pursuing further adjustments. Bond yields steadied as investors reassessed the path of policy normalization. Market analysts described the message as a shift toward data dependency and gradual stabilization.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said further rate cuts were not guaranteed following the latest 0.25% reduction, citing persistent inflation risks and resilient employment data. The statement reduced December easing expectations from 90% to 70%, triggering cautious reactions across futures markets. Policymakers stressed the need for sustained disinflation evidence before pursuing further adjustments. Bond yields steadied as investors reassessed the path of policy normalization. Market analysts described the message as a shift toward data dependency and gradual stabilization.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 01:54 IST
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16h agoOil prices hold steady amid heightened geopolitical sanctions tensions
WTI crude traded around $60.25 per barrel after volatile sessions driven by renewed U.S. sanctions and shifting global supply expectations. Brent crude stabilized, while gold advanced above $4,000 per ounce on safe-haven demand following the Fed’s rate decision. Commodity analysts said steady oil reflects market caution and balanced supply-demand conditions. Broader sentiment remains sensitive to policy announcements and Middle East developments. Traders anticipate near-term consolidation before further direction from OPEC and U.S. inventory data later this week.
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16h agoOil prices hold steady amid heightened geopolitical sanctions tensions
WTI crude traded around $60.25 per barrel after volatile sessions driven by renewed U.S. sanctions and shifting global supply expectations. Brent crude stabilized, while gold advanced above $4,000 per ounce on safe-haven demand following the Fed’s rate decision. Commodity analysts said steady oil reflects market caution and balanced supply-demand conditions. Broader sentiment remains sensitive to policy announcements and Middle East developments. Traders anticipate near-term consolidation before further direction from OPEC and U.S. inventory data later this week.
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Oil prices hold steady amid heightened geopolitical sanctions tensions
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Oil steadied near $60 as traders balanced sanctions risk and stable supply, while gold rose above $4,000 on renewed safe-haven demand.
WTI crude traded around $60.25 per barrel after volatile sessions driven by renewed U.S. sanctions and shifting global supply expectations. Brent crude stabilized, while gold advanced above $4,000 per ounce on safe-haven demand following the Fed’s rate decision. Commodity analysts said steady oil reflects market caution and balanced supply-demand conditions. Broader sentiment remains sensitive to policy announcements and Middle East developments. Traders anticipate near-term consolidation before further direction from OPEC and U.S. inventory data later this week.
WTI crude traded around $60.25 per barrel after volatile sessions driven by renewed U.S. sanctions and shifting global supply expectations. Brent crude stabilized, while gold advanced above $4,000 per ounce on safe-haven demand following the Fed’s rate decision. Commodity analysts said steady oil reflects market caution and balanced supply-demand conditions. Broader sentiment remains sensitive to policy announcements and Middle East developments. Traders anticipate near-term consolidation before further direction from OPEC and U.S. inventory data later this week.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 01:54 IST
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16h agoAlphabet reports record revenue fueled by artificial intelligence expansion
Alphabet’s third-quarter revenue exceeded $50 billion, driven by strong performance across cloud and AI-powered advertising segments. The company’s continued investment in generative AI technologies and machine learning platforms strengthened its enterprise and consumer product offerings. CFO Ruth Porat reaffirmed capital discipline and innovation focus, projecting stable operating margins. Analysts viewed the results as confirmation that Alphabet’s AI initiatives are paying off, positioning it ahead of peers in digital transformation and marketing automation trends that define the new advertising landscape.
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16h agoAlphabet reports record revenue fueled by artificial intelligence expansion
Alphabet’s third-quarter revenue exceeded $50 billion, driven by strong performance across cloud and AI-powered advertising segments. The company’s continued investment in generative AI technologies and machine learning platforms strengthened its enterprise and consumer product offerings. CFO Ruth Porat reaffirmed capital discipline and innovation focus, projecting stable operating margins. Analysts viewed the results as confirmation that Alphabet’s AI initiatives are paying off, positioning it ahead of peers in digital transformation and marketing automation trends that define the new advertising landscape.
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Alphabet reports record revenue fueled by artificial intelligence expansion
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Alphabet reported record $50 billion in Q3 revenue, reflecting cloud and AI growth that reinforced its leadership in digital advertising and enterprise data services.
Alphabet’s third-quarter revenue exceeded $50 billion, driven by strong performance across cloud and AI-powered advertising segments. The company’s continued investment in generative AI technologies and machine learning platforms strengthened its enterprise and consumer product offerings. CFO Ruth Porat reaffirmed capital discipline and innovation focus, projecting stable operating margins. Analysts viewed the results as confirmation that Alphabet’s AI initiatives are paying off, positioning it ahead of peers in digital transformation and marketing automation trends that define the new advertising landscape.
Alphabet’s third-quarter revenue exceeded $50 billion, driven by strong performance across cloud and AI-powered advertising segments. The company’s continued investment in generative AI technologies and machine learning platforms strengthened its enterprise and consumer product offerings. CFO Ruth Porat reaffirmed capital discipline and innovation focus, projecting stable operating margins. Analysts viewed the results as confirmation that Alphabet’s AI initiatives are paying off, positioning it ahead of peers in digital transformation and marketing automation trends that define the new advertising landscape.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 01:54 IST
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16h agoCaterpillar surges twelve percent following stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings results
Caterpillar shares climbed 12% after the machinery giant reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings. The surprise beat was driven by strong global construction activity, infrastructure spending, and industrial demand. Management raised its full-year guidance, highlighting backlog strength and cost control improvements. Analysts said the results indicate resilience in capital goods despite higher borrowing costs. The performance also signaled sustained demand from emerging markets and robust replacement cycles for heavy equipment. Caterpillar’s results lifted broader industrial sentiment, reinforcing optimism for cyclical recovery.
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16h agoCaterpillar surges twelve percent following stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings results
Caterpillar shares climbed 12% after the machinery giant reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings. The surprise beat was driven by strong global construction activity, infrastructure spending, and industrial demand. Management raised its full-year guidance, highlighting backlog strength and cost control improvements. Analysts said the results indicate resilience in capital goods despite higher borrowing costs. The performance also signaled sustained demand from emerging markets and robust replacement cycles for heavy equipment. Caterpillar’s results lifted broader industrial sentiment, reinforcing optimism for cyclical recovery.
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Caterpillar surges twelve percent following stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings results
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Caterpillar jumped 12% after a strong Q3 earnings beat, with raised guidance highlighting industrial resilience, global infrastructure spending, and solid order backlogs.
Caterpillar shares climbed 12% after the machinery giant reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings. The surprise beat was driven by strong global construction activity, infrastructure spending, and industrial demand. Management raised its full-year guidance, highlighting backlog strength and cost control improvements. Analysts said the results indicate resilience in capital goods despite higher borrowing costs. The performance also signaled sustained demand from emerging markets and robust replacement cycles for heavy equipment. Caterpillar’s results lifted broader industrial sentiment, reinforcing optimism for cyclical recovery.
Caterpillar shares climbed 12% after the machinery giant reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings. The surprise beat was driven by strong global construction activity, infrastructure spending, and industrial demand. Management raised its full-year guidance, highlighting backlog strength and cost control improvements. Analysts said the results indicate resilience in capital goods despite higher borrowing costs. The performance also signaled sustained demand from emerging markets and robust replacement cycles for heavy equipment. Caterpillar’s results lifted broader industrial sentiment, reinforcing optimism for cyclical recovery.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 01:54 IST
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16h agoAmazon secures Anthropic as major artificial intelligence chip customer
Amazon Web Services announced that Anthropic will use one million of its Trainium and Inferentia chips by the end of 2025. The deal strengthens Amazon’s competitive position against Nvidia and AMD in AI cloud infrastructure. Analysts said the partnership showcases AWS’s in-house semiconductor capabilities and deepens its role in powering generative AI workloads. Amazon’s focus on cost efficiency, scalability, and performance positions it strategically within the trillion-dollar AI compute race that defines hyperscale cloud competition for global enterprise clients.
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16h agoAmazon secures Anthropic as major artificial intelligence chip customer
Amazon Web Services announced that Anthropic will use one million of its Trainium and Inferentia chips by the end of 2025. The deal strengthens Amazon’s competitive position against Nvidia and AMD in AI cloud infrastructure. Analysts said the partnership showcases AWS’s in-house semiconductor capabilities and deepens its role in powering generative AI workloads. Amazon’s focus on cost efficiency, scalability, and performance positions it strategically within the trillion-dollar AI compute race that defines hyperscale cloud competition for global enterprise clients.
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Amazon secures Anthropic as major artificial intelligence chip customer
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Amazon’s AWS gained Anthropic as a key AI chip client, committing to deploy one million processors by 2025 and intensifying competition with Nvidia and AMD.
Amazon Web Services announced that Anthropic will use one million of its Trainium and Inferentia chips by the end of 2025. The deal strengthens Amazon’s competitive position against Nvidia and AMD in AI cloud infrastructure. Analysts said the partnership showcases AWS’s in-house semiconductor capabilities and deepens its role in powering generative AI workloads. Amazon’s focus on cost efficiency, scalability, and performance positions it strategically within the trillion-dollar AI compute race that defines hyperscale cloud competition for global enterprise clients.
Amazon Web Services announced that Anthropic will use one million of its Trainium and Inferentia chips by the end of 2025. The deal strengthens Amazon’s competitive position against Nvidia and AMD in AI cloud infrastructure. Analysts said the partnership showcases AWS’s in-house semiconductor capabilities and deepens its role in powering generative AI workloads. Amazon’s focus on cost efficiency, scalability, and performance positions it strategically within the trillion-dollar AI compute race that defines hyperscale cloud competition for global enterprise clients.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 01:54 IST
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16h agoEtsy shares plunge sharply after abrupt chief executive transition
Etsy’s stock dropped nearly 9% after CEO Josh Silverman resigned and was replaced by Kruti Patel Goyal, the company’s former Chief Product Officer. The sudden leadership transition triggered investor uncertainty and pushed shares to a five-month low in premarket trading. Analysts cited concerns over management stability, competitive pressures, and strategic continuity. Despite reassurances from the board regarding operational priorities, sentiment remained weak as traders await clarity on Etsy’s growth roadmap and upcoming quarterly earnings to assess turnaround potential and leadership direction.
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16h agoEtsy shares plunge sharply after abrupt chief executive transition
Etsy’s stock dropped nearly 9% after CEO Josh Silverman resigned and was replaced by Kruti Patel Goyal, the company’s former Chief Product Officer. The sudden leadership transition triggered investor uncertainty and pushed shares to a five-month low in premarket trading. Analysts cited concerns over management stability, competitive pressures, and strategic continuity. Despite reassurances from the board regarding operational priorities, sentiment remained weak as traders await clarity on Etsy’s growth roadmap and upcoming quarterly earnings to assess turnaround potential and leadership direction.
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Etsy fell 9% after CEO Josh Silverman’s resignation and Kruti Patel Goyal’s appointment, shaking investor confidence ahead of the company’s upcoming quarterly earnings release.
Etsy’s stock dropped nearly 9% after CEO Josh Silverman resigned and was replaced by Kruti Patel Goyal, the company’s former Chief Product Officer. The sudden leadership transition triggered investor uncertainty and pushed shares to a five-month low in premarket trading. Analysts cited concerns over management stability, competitive pressures, and strategic continuity. Despite reassurances from the board regarding operational priorities, sentiment remained weak as traders await clarity on Etsy’s growth roadmap and upcoming quarterly earnings to assess turnaround potential and leadership direction.
Etsy’s stock dropped nearly 9% after CEO Josh Silverman resigned and was replaced by Kruti Patel Goyal, the company’s former Chief Product Officer. The sudden leadership transition triggered investor uncertainty and pushed shares to a five-month low in premarket trading. Analysts cited concerns over management stability, competitive pressures, and strategic continuity. Despite reassurances from the board regarding operational priorities, sentiment remained weak as traders await clarity on Etsy’s growth roadmap and upcoming quarterly earnings to assess turnaround potential and leadership direction.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 01:53 IST
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16h agoBig Tech earnings drive volatility across major United States markets
Earnings from Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta created sharp market swings, with Alphabet soaring 6%, Meta sinking 8%, and Microsoft sliding 4% after mixed quarterly updates. Alphabet’s advertising and cloud units outperformed, while Meta cited tax legislation pressures. Investors now await Apple and Amazon reports due Thursday evening, which could set the tone for broader technology valuations. Analysts noted concentrated sector leadership, rotation into AI-linked stocks, and persistent volatility as traders balance earnings strength against macroeconomic uncertainty following the Federal Reserve’s policy update.
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16h agoBig Tech earnings drive volatility across major United States markets
Earnings from Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta created sharp market swings, with Alphabet soaring 6%, Meta sinking 8%, and Microsoft sliding 4% after mixed quarterly updates. Alphabet’s advertising and cloud units outperformed, while Meta cited tax legislation pressures. Investors now await Apple and Amazon reports due Thursday evening, which could set the tone for broader technology valuations. Analysts noted concentrated sector leadership, rotation into AI-linked stocks, and persistent volatility as traders balance earnings strength against macroeconomic uncertainty following the Federal Reserve’s policy update.
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Divergent Big Tech results sent markets swinging as Alphabet gained, Meta fell, and Microsoft slipped ahead of Apple and Amazon earnings expected later this week.
Earnings from Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta created sharp market swings, with Alphabet soaring 6%, Meta sinking 8%, and Microsoft sliding 4% after mixed quarterly updates. Alphabet’s advertising and cloud units outperformed, while Meta cited tax legislation pressures. Investors now await Apple and Amazon reports due Thursday evening, which could set the tone for broader technology valuations. Analysts noted concentrated sector leadership, rotation into AI-linked stocks, and persistent volatility as traders balance earnings strength against macroeconomic uncertainty following the Federal Reserve’s policy update.
Earnings from Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta created sharp market swings, with Alphabet soaring 6%, Meta sinking 8%, and Microsoft sliding 4% after mixed quarterly updates. Alphabet’s advertising and cloud units outperformed, while Meta cited tax legislation pressures. Investors now await Apple and Amazon reports due Thursday evening, which could set the tone for broader technology valuations. Analysts noted concentrated sector leadership, rotation into AI-linked stocks, and persistent volatility as traders balance earnings strength against macroeconomic uncertainty following the Federal Reserve’s policy update.
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16h agoNasdaq hits record high as Fed cuts rates cautiously
The Nasdaq Composite touched another record high as technology stocks surged following the Federal Reserve’s 0.25% rate cut to a 3.75–4% target range. AI chip enthusiasm and strong corporate earnings supported gains, while the Dow and S&P 500 closed marginally lower. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that additional cuts were not guaranteed, signaling a data-dependent approach. Investors rotated into growth and semiconductor names, reflecting optimism for AI-driven earnings momentum amid stable bond yields and cautious sentiment surrounding future monetary easing.
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16h agoNasdaq hits record high as Fed cuts rates cautiously
The Nasdaq Composite touched another record high as technology stocks surged following the Federal Reserve’s 0.25% rate cut to a 3.75–4% target range. AI chip enthusiasm and strong corporate earnings supported gains, while the Dow and S&P 500 closed marginally lower. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that additional cuts were not guaranteed, signaling a data-dependent approach. Investors rotated into growth and semiconductor names, reflecting optimism for AI-driven earnings momentum amid stable bond yields and cautious sentiment surrounding future monetary easing.
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Nasdaq hits record high as Fed cuts rates cautiously
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Nasdaq advanced to another record high after the Fed’s 0.25% cut, with AI optimism fueling tech gains and Powell’s caution tempering expectations for further easing.
The Nasdaq Composite touched another record high as technology stocks surged following the Federal Reserve’s 0.25% rate cut to a 3.75–4% target range. AI chip enthusiasm and strong corporate earnings supported gains, while the Dow and S&P 500 closed marginally lower. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that additional cuts were not guaranteed, signaling a data-dependent approach. Investors rotated into growth and semiconductor names, reflecting optimism for AI-driven earnings momentum amid stable bond yields and cautious sentiment surrounding future monetary easing.
The Nasdaq Composite touched another record high as technology stocks surged following the Federal Reserve’s 0.25% rate cut to a 3.75–4% target range. AI chip enthusiasm and strong corporate earnings supported gains, while the Dow and S&P 500 closed marginally lower. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that additional cuts were not guaranteed, signaling a data-dependent approach. Investors rotated into growth and semiconductor names, reflecting optimism for AI-driven earnings momentum amid stable bond yields and cautious sentiment surrounding future monetary easing.
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17h agoTrump-Xi summit focuses on AI trade cooperation and tariff reforms
Markets are focused on the upcoming Trump-Xi summit in Washington, where the leaders are expected to discuss artificial intelligence export regulations, technology cooperation, and industrial tariffs. Analysts anticipate that constructive dialogue could ease trade tensions between the United States and China while supporting semiconductor and manufacturing sectors. Investors are monitoring possible announcements on supply-chain collaboration, cross-border investment frameworks, and regulatory synchronization. Equity markets reacted positively ahead of the meeting, reflecting cautious optimism about potential breakthroughs that could stabilize global trade sentiment entering November.
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17h agoTrump-Xi summit focuses on AI trade cooperation and tariff reforms
Markets are focused on the upcoming Trump-Xi summit in Washington, where the leaders are expected to discuss artificial intelligence export regulations, technology cooperation, and industrial tariffs. Analysts anticipate that constructive dialogue could ease trade tensions between the United States and China while supporting semiconductor and manufacturing sectors. Investors are monitoring possible announcements on supply-chain collaboration, cross-border investment frameworks, and regulatory synchronization. Equity markets reacted positively ahead of the meeting, reflecting cautious optimism about potential breakthroughs that could stabilize global trade sentiment entering November.
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Investors await the Trump-Xi summit for updates on AI trade, tariffs, and cooperation that could improve global market confidence and strengthen semiconductor and manufacturing outlooks.
Markets are focused on the upcoming Trump-Xi summit in Washington, where the leaders are expected to discuss artificial intelligence export regulations, technology cooperation, and industrial tariffs. Analysts anticipate that constructive dialogue could ease trade tensions between the United States and China while supporting semiconductor and manufacturing sectors. Investors are monitoring possible announcements on supply-chain collaboration, cross-border investment frameworks, and regulatory synchronization. Equity markets reacted positively ahead of the meeting, reflecting cautious optimism about potential breakthroughs that could stabilize global trade sentiment entering November.
Markets are focused on the upcoming Trump-Xi summit in Washington, where the leaders are expected to discuss artificial intelligence export regulations, technology cooperation, and industrial tariffs. Analysts anticipate that constructive dialogue could ease trade tensions between the United States and China while supporting semiconductor and manufacturing sectors. Investors are monitoring possible announcements on supply-chain collaboration, cross-border investment frameworks, and regulatory synchronization. Equity markets reacted positively ahead of the meeting, reflecting cautious optimism about potential breakthroughs that could stabilize global trade sentiment entering November.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 01:48 IST
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17h agoGold and crude oil rebound as markets digest Fed decision
Gold prices climbed one percent to trade above $4,000 per ounce, while West Texas Intermediate crude rose to $60.25 a barrel as investors repositioned after the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut. Analysts said lower yields and improved policy clarity encouraged safe-haven inflows and revived demand for energy assets. The rebound followed several volatile sessions driven by currency fluctuations and geopolitical risks. Market participants expect continued stability in commodities as inflation trends moderate and monetary conditions ease gradually through late 2025.
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17h agoGold and crude oil rebound as markets digest Fed decision
Gold prices climbed one percent to trade above $4,000 per ounce, while West Texas Intermediate crude rose to $60.25 a barrel as investors repositioned after the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut. Analysts said lower yields and improved policy clarity encouraged safe-haven inflows and revived demand for energy assets. The rebound followed several volatile sessions driven by currency fluctuations and geopolitical risks. Market participants expect continued stability in commodities as inflation trends moderate and monetary conditions ease gradually through late 2025.
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Gold and oil rebounded after the Fed’s rate cut, with bullion surpassing $4,000 and WTI at $60.25 as investors favored safe-haven and energy assets.
Gold prices climbed one percent to trade above $4,000 per ounce, while West Texas Intermediate crude rose to $60.25 a barrel as investors repositioned after the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut. Analysts said lower yields and improved policy clarity encouraged safe-haven inflows and revived demand for energy assets. The rebound followed several volatile sessions driven by currency fluctuations and geopolitical risks. Market participants expect continued stability in commodities as inflation trends moderate and monetary conditions ease gradually through late 2025.
Gold prices climbed one percent to trade above $4,000 per ounce, while West Texas Intermediate crude rose to $60.25 a barrel as investors repositioned after the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point rate cut. Analysts said lower yields and improved policy clarity encouraged safe-haven inflows and revived demand for energy assets. The rebound followed several volatile sessions driven by currency fluctuations and geopolitical risks. Market participants expect continued stability in commodities as inflation trends moderate and monetary conditions ease gradually through late 2025.
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17h agoCaterpillar surges twelve percent after strong third-quarter earnings beat expectations
Caterpillar shares climbed 12% after posting stronger-than-expected third-quarter earnings, supported by resilient construction and mining equipment demand and improved infrastructure-spending momentum. Management raised full-year guidance and emphasized backlog strength, regional diversification, and pricing discipline. Analysts said the results highlight sustained capital expenditure cycles and robust industrial demand despite elevated borrowing costs. The company’s upbeat outlook reinforced investor confidence in global manufacturing recovery and infrastructure expansion, positioning Caterpillar as a key beneficiary of long-term capital investment trends and economic reindustrialization themes worldwide.
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17h agoCaterpillar surges twelve percent after strong third-quarter earnings beat expectations
Caterpillar shares climbed 12% after posting stronger-than-expected third-quarter earnings, supported by resilient construction and mining equipment demand and improved infrastructure-spending momentum. Management raised full-year guidance and emphasized backlog strength, regional diversification, and pricing discipline. Analysts said the results highlight sustained capital expenditure cycles and robust industrial demand despite elevated borrowing costs. The company’s upbeat outlook reinforced investor confidence in global manufacturing recovery and infrastructure expansion, positioning Caterpillar as a key beneficiary of long-term capital investment trends and economic reindustrialization themes worldwide.
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Caterpillar surges twelve percent after strong third-quarter earnings beat expectations
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Caterpillar rose 12% after Q3 earnings beat forecasts, signaling resilient industrial demand, strong backlog, and raised guidance that boosted investor confidence globally.
Caterpillar shares climbed 12% after posting stronger-than-expected third-quarter earnings, supported by resilient construction and mining equipment demand and improved infrastructure-spending momentum. Management raised full-year guidance and emphasized backlog strength, regional diversification, and pricing discipline. Analysts said the results highlight sustained capital expenditure cycles and robust industrial demand despite elevated borrowing costs. The company’s upbeat outlook reinforced investor confidence in global manufacturing recovery and infrastructure expansion, positioning Caterpillar as a key beneficiary of long-term capital investment trends and economic reindustrialization themes worldwide.
Caterpillar shares climbed 12% after posting stronger-than-expected third-quarter earnings, supported by resilient construction and mining equipment demand and improved infrastructure-spending momentum. Management raised full-year guidance and emphasized backlog strength, regional diversification, and pricing discipline. Analysts said the results highlight sustained capital expenditure cycles and robust industrial demand despite elevated borrowing costs. The company’s upbeat outlook reinforced investor confidence in global manufacturing recovery and infrastructure expansion, positioning Caterpillar as a key beneficiary of long-term capital investment trends and economic reindustrialization themes worldwide.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 01:47 IST
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17h agoUS equity futures decline after mixed tech results and Fed remarks
US equity futures slipped in post-market trading as Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq contracts fell up to 0.3% following mixed Big Tech earnings and cautious Federal Reserve commentary. Investors remained defensive while awaiting clarity from the upcoming Trump-Xi summit, which could influence global trade sentiment and technology valuations. Analysts noted that subdued follow-through reflected risk aversion after a volatile session driven by shifting rate expectations and uneven corporate guidance. Futures indicate muted momentum heading into Thursday’s US trading day amid macro uncertainty.
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17h agoUS equity futures decline after mixed tech results and Fed remarks
US equity futures slipped in post-market trading as Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq contracts fell up to 0.3% following mixed Big Tech earnings and cautious Federal Reserve commentary. Investors remained defensive while awaiting clarity from the upcoming Trump-Xi summit, which could influence global trade sentiment and technology valuations. Analysts noted that subdued follow-through reflected risk aversion after a volatile session driven by shifting rate expectations and uneven corporate guidance. Futures indicate muted momentum heading into Thursday’s US trading day amid macro uncertainty.
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US equity futures decline after mixed tech results and Fed remarks
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US stock futures fell up to 0.3% after mixed tech earnings and Fed remarks as traders awaited Trump-Xi summit updates for market direction.
US equity futures slipped in post-market trading as Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq contracts fell up to 0.3% following mixed Big Tech earnings and cautious Federal Reserve commentary. Investors remained defensive while awaiting clarity from the upcoming Trump-Xi summit, which could influence global trade sentiment and technology valuations. Analysts noted that subdued follow-through reflected risk aversion after a volatile session driven by shifting rate expectations and uneven corporate guidance. Futures indicate muted momentum heading into Thursday’s US trading day amid macro uncertainty.
US equity futures slipped in post-market trading as Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq contracts fell up to 0.3% following mixed Big Tech earnings and cautious Federal Reserve commentary. Investors remained defensive while awaiting clarity from the upcoming Trump-Xi summit, which could influence global trade sentiment and technology valuations. Analysts noted that subdued follow-through reflected risk aversion after a volatile session driven by shifting rate expectations and uneven corporate guidance. Futures indicate muted momentum heading into Thursday’s US trading day amid macro uncertainty.
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17h agoBig Tech earnings drive market focus as Apple and Amazon await
Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft reported mixed quarterly results, fueling sector volatility ahead of Apple and Amazon’s earnings due Thursday evening. Analysts said the collective performance of Big Tech continues to shape US equity sentiment and short-term trading flows. Alphabet’s strong ad revenue offset Meta’s tax-related weakness and Microsoft’s AI spending pressure. Investors remain attentive to earnings surprises as technology leadership guides broader index movement amid monetary-policy uncertainty, institutional portfolio rotations, and rising year-end positioning among large-cap growth funds and hedge strategies.
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17h agoBig Tech earnings drive market focus as Apple and Amazon await
Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft reported mixed quarterly results, fueling sector volatility ahead of Apple and Amazon’s earnings due Thursday evening. Analysts said the collective performance of Big Tech continues to shape US equity sentiment and short-term trading flows. Alphabet’s strong ad revenue offset Meta’s tax-related weakness and Microsoft’s AI spending pressure. Investors remain attentive to earnings surprises as technology leadership guides broader index movement amid monetary-policy uncertainty, institutional portfolio rotations, and rising year-end positioning among large-cap growth funds and hedge strategies.
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Big Tech earnings drive market focus as Apple and Amazon await
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Mixed results from Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft keep Big Tech in focus ahead of Apple and Amazon earnings, sustaining market volatility and investor attention on sector leadership.
Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft reported mixed quarterly results, fueling sector volatility ahead of Apple and Amazon’s earnings due Thursday evening. Analysts said the collective performance of Big Tech continues to shape US equity sentiment and short-term trading flows. Alphabet’s strong ad revenue offset Meta’s tax-related weakness and Microsoft’s AI spending pressure. Investors remain attentive to earnings surprises as technology leadership guides broader index movement amid monetary-policy uncertainty, institutional portfolio rotations, and rising year-end positioning among large-cap growth funds and hedge strategies.
Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft reported mixed quarterly results, fueling sector volatility ahead of Apple and Amazon’s earnings due Thursday evening. Analysts said the collective performance of Big Tech continues to shape US equity sentiment and short-term trading flows. Alphabet’s strong ad revenue offset Meta’s tax-related weakness and Microsoft’s AI spending pressure. Investors remain attentive to earnings surprises as technology leadership guides broader index movement amid monetary-policy uncertainty, institutional portfolio rotations, and rising year-end positioning among large-cap growth funds and hedge strategies.
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17h agoTechnology earnings split investor sentiment as Alphabet reports strong results and jumps six percent, Meta declines eight percent on new federal cash-tax legislation impact, and Microsoft slips four percent after higher spending tied to OpenAI partnerships compresses margins, collectively highlighting diverging fundamentals among major technology firms during the third-quarter cycle and prompting sector rotation within US equities ahead of additional releases from Apple and Amazon later this week.
Alphabet’s stock soared 6% on robust ad and cloud results. Meta fell 8% after new cash-tax legislation dented forecasts. Microsoft declined 4% as OpenAI-related costs hit margins. Analysts see sector dispersion increasing ahead of Apple and Amazon earnings.
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17h agoTechnology earnings split investor sentiment as Alphabet reports strong results and jumps six percent, Meta declines eight percent on new federal cash-tax legislation impact, and Microsoft slips four percent after higher spending tied to OpenAI partnerships compresses margins, collectively highlighting diverging fundamentals among major technology firms during the third-quarter cycle and prompting sector rotation within US equities ahead of additional releases from Apple and Amazon later this week.
Alphabet’s stock soared 6% on robust ad and cloud results. Meta fell 8% after new cash-tax legislation dented forecasts. Microsoft declined 4% as OpenAI-related costs hit margins. Analysts see sector dispersion increasing ahead of Apple and Amazon earnings.
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Technology earnings split investor sentiment as Alphabet reports strong results and jumps six percent, Meta declines eight percent on new federal cash-tax legislation impact, and Microsoft slips four percent after higher spending tied to OpenAI partnerships compresses margins, collectively highlighting diverging fundamentals among major technology firms during the third-quarter cycle and prompting sector rotation within US equities ahead of additional releases from Apple and Amazon later this week.
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Alphabet rallied on strong earnings, Meta fell on tax costs, and Microsoft slid on AI expenses, underscoring diverging fundamentals across major tech firms.
Alphabet’s stock soared 6% on robust ad and cloud results. Meta fell 8% after new cash-tax legislation dented forecasts. Microsoft declined 4% as OpenAI-related costs hit margins. Analysts see sector dispersion increasing ahead of Apple and Amazon earnings.
Alphabet’s stock soared 6% on robust ad and cloud results. Meta fell 8% after new cash-tax legislation dented forecasts. Microsoft declined 4% as OpenAI-related costs hit margins. Analysts see sector dispersion increasing ahead of Apple and Amazon earnings.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 01:46 IST
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17h agoNvidia reaches five trillion valuation, leads global technology market dominance
Nvidia’s market capitalization surpassed $5 trillion, making it the world’s most valuable publicly traded technology company. Shares have gained over 50% year-to-date, driven by strong demand for artificial intelligence chips and expanded data-center deployments. The company also announced a new partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy to develop AI supercomputers, reinforcing its leadership in high-performance computing. Analysts noted the milestone underscores Nvidia’s dominance in accelerated computing but cautioned about valuation pressures and sector concentration risks heading into 2026.
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17h agoNvidia reaches five trillion valuation, leads global technology market dominance
Nvidia’s market capitalization surpassed $5 trillion, making it the world’s most valuable publicly traded technology company. Shares have gained over 50% year-to-date, driven by strong demand for artificial intelligence chips and expanded data-center deployments. The company also announced a new partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy to develop AI supercomputers, reinforcing its leadership in high-performance computing. Analysts noted the milestone underscores Nvidia’s dominance in accelerated computing but cautioned about valuation pressures and sector concentration risks heading into 2026.
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Nvidia reaches five trillion valuation, leads global technology market dominance
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Nvidia surpassed $5 trillion in valuation, fueled by AI chip demand and U.S. partnerships, cementing its global tech lead amid valuation sustainability concerns.
Nvidia’s market capitalization surpassed $5 trillion, making it the world’s most valuable publicly traded technology company. Shares have gained over 50% year-to-date, driven by strong demand for artificial intelligence chips and expanded data-center deployments. The company also announced a new partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy to develop AI supercomputers, reinforcing its leadership in high-performance computing. Analysts noted the milestone underscores Nvidia’s dominance in accelerated computing but cautioned about valuation pressures and sector concentration risks heading into 2026.
Nvidia’s market capitalization surpassed $5 trillion, making it the world’s most valuable publicly traded technology company. Shares have gained over 50% year-to-date, driven by strong demand for artificial intelligence chips and expanded data-center deployments. The company also announced a new partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy to develop AI supercomputers, reinforcing its leadership in high-performance computing. Analysts noted the milestone underscores Nvidia’s dominance in accelerated computing but cautioned about valuation pressures and sector concentration risks heading into 2026.
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17h agoUS stock indices end mixed amid earnings reactions and Fed caution
US markets closed mixed as investors balanced corporate earnings with Federal Reserve rate-cut signals. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 62 points to 47,644, the S&P 500 was little changed, and the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.58% to 23,965. Sector rotation favored technology and defensive stocks following cautious corporate outlooks. Analysts cited subdued risk appetite ahead of upcoming economic data and the December Fed meeting. Futures turned lower post-market, reflecting a pause in momentum after a volatile week of results and policy updates.
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17h agoUS stock indices end mixed amid earnings reactions and Fed caution
US markets closed mixed as investors balanced corporate earnings with Federal Reserve rate-cut signals. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 62 points to 47,644, the S&P 500 was little changed, and the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.58% to 23,965. Sector rotation favored technology and defensive stocks following cautious corporate outlooks. Analysts cited subdued risk appetite ahead of upcoming economic data and the December Fed meeting. Futures turned lower post-market, reflecting a pause in momentum after a volatile week of results and policy updates.
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US stock indices end mixed amid earnings reactions and Fed caution
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US stocks closed mixed as investors weighed earnings and Fed caution, with the Dow down, Nasdaq up, and futures weaker post-market amid muted sentiment.
US markets closed mixed as investors balanced corporate earnings with Federal Reserve rate-cut signals. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 62 points to 47,644, the S&P 500 was little changed, and the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.58% to 23,965. Sector rotation favored technology and defensive stocks following cautious corporate outlooks. Analysts cited subdued risk appetite ahead of upcoming economic data and the December Fed meeting. Futures turned lower post-market, reflecting a pause in momentum after a volatile week of results and policy updates.
US markets closed mixed as investors balanced corporate earnings with Federal Reserve rate-cut signals. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 62 points to 47,644, the S&P 500 was little changed, and the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.58% to 23,965. Sector rotation favored technology and defensive stocks following cautious corporate outlooks. Analysts cited subdued risk appetite ahead of upcoming economic data and the December Fed meeting. Futures turned lower post-market, reflecting a pause in momentum after a volatile week of results and policy updates.
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17h agoFederal Reserve cuts rates while signaling cautious stance on easing
The Federal Reserve reduced its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to a target range of 3.75–4%, marking the first cut in several months. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that future rate reductions are not guaranteed, highlighting a data-dependent approach amid steady employment and moderating inflation. Market expectations for another cut in December fell sharply from 90% to 71%. Bond yields and equities moved little following the announcement, reflecting investor caution over the central bank’s next steps in its tightening-to-easing transition.
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17h agoFederal Reserve cuts rates while signaling cautious stance on easing
The Federal Reserve reduced its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to a target range of 3.75–4%, marking the first cut in several months. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that future rate reductions are not guaranteed, highlighting a data-dependent approach amid steady employment and moderating inflation. Market expectations for another cut in December fell sharply from 90% to 71%. Bond yields and equities moved little following the announcement, reflecting investor caution over the central bank’s next steps in its tightening-to-easing transition.
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Federal Reserve cuts rates while signaling cautious stance on easing
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The Fed cut rates by 25 basis points to 3.75–4% and signaled caution on future easing, sending December cut odds lower.
The Federal Reserve reduced its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to a target range of 3.75–4%, marking the first cut in several months. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that future rate reductions are not guaranteed, highlighting a data-dependent approach amid steady employment and moderating inflation. Market expectations for another cut in December fell sharply from 90% to 71%. Bond yields and equities moved little following the announcement, reflecting investor caution over the central bank’s next steps in its tightening-to-easing transition.
The Federal Reserve reduced its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to a target range of 3.75–4%, marking the first cut in several months. Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that future rate reductions are not guaranteed, highlighting a data-dependent approach amid steady employment and moderating inflation. Market expectations for another cut in December fell sharply from 90% to 71%. Bond yields and equities moved little following the announcement, reflecting investor caution over the central bank’s next steps in its tightening-to-easing transition.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 01:45 IST