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[ad_1] Mumbai: The dollar index has gained momentum as the clouds of war between Israel and Iran continue to loom and March retail sales data in the US has raised the possibility of interest rate cuts. As the dollar gained momentum in the global market, gold and silver retreated from …

[ad_1] Mumbai: After the Russia-Ukraine war, due to the tension between Iran and Israel, there is increased concern about the impact on the export of cut and polished diamonds from India to the Middle East countries. On the other hand, Europe and America are also refusing to buy Russian diamonds …

[ad_1] Mumbai: Better-than-expected retail sales data in the US has raised the possibility of interest rate cuts, slowing institutional investment flows into risky assets like cryptocurrencies, which has seen the price of leading crypto Bitcoin fall by more than $3,000. . After Bitcoin, there was selling in other cryptos also. …

[ad_1] Mumbai: Despite high valuations in Indian equities, it can be said that domestic mutual funds are increasing equity investments. The amount of cash with mutual funds has decreased in March compared to January and February of the current year. Cash with fund houses stood at 4.70 per cent of …

[ad_1] Gold prices high: Gold prices are reaching new heights every day. Yesterday the price of gold was Rs 2.55 in most cities. There has been an increase of 75000. So far in April, the price of gold has reached Rs 2.55 crore. It has increased to 5500. Currently, returns …

[ad_1] Mumbai: Following Iran's drone and missile attack on Israel last weekend, Israel's commitment to retaliate and efforts by the US and European countries to stop the escalation of the war failing, Indian stock markets today lagged global markets for the second consecutive day. . There were signs of war …

[ad_1] New Delhi: The first quarter of the calendar year 2024 has been disappointing for the smartphone industry. Compared to the same period last year, smartphone sales have declined by 3 to 4 percent. However, with the introduction of new models in the first quarter of 2024, total shipments are …

[ad_1] The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday raised India's GDP growth forecast by 30 basis points to 6.8 per cent for fiscal year 2024-25, citing a rebound in domestic demand in its World Economic Outlook (WEO). However, IMF's estimate is less than the government's estimate of 7 percent growth. …

[ad_1] 8 minutes ago Business Following the launch of the Nifty Tata Group 25 per cent Cap Index by NSE on April 8, a total of four corporate group indices are currently in existence. The other three indices include Nifty Tata Group Index, …

[ad_1] The Indian economy is the fastest growing economy in the world and this turbulent pace will continue in the future also. We are not saying this but the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said this. The global body has described India's outlook as encouraging and raised its GDP growth …