Over 800 smallcaps end the week in red. 116 stocks fall in double-digits up to 43%
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BSE Smallcap fell 2% last week, with 821 stocks declining up to 43%. Market sentiment remained weak due to US recession fears and tariff wars. Notable laggards included BMW Industries, Triveni Turbine, Orchid Pharma, and Coffee Day Enterprises ..read more
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Batting through bear mkt : 6 lessons from India’s Champions Trophy win
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The stock market’s five-month decline tests investors' resilience. Lessons from India’s Champions Trophy win highlight the importance of large-cap stability, all-round stocks, reassessing portfolios, and strategic patience—key strategies to navigate bearish phases and emerge stronger in market recoveries ..read more
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RBI’s dollar swap brings liquidity flood, $15 billion boost for forex kitty
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The Reserve Bank of India's foreign exchange reserves increased by $15 billion in the week ending March 7, reaching $653.9 billion. This is the largest single-week gain in over two years. The rise was due to the revaluation in the dollar index and foreign exchange swaps by the RBI. Foreign currency assets and gold reserves also saw increases ..read more
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German stocks lead European gains after Merz secures support for historic debt reform
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European stocks saw a rally, led by German equities, after political parties in Germany agreed on increased state borrowing. The market saw significant gains, with sectors like European banks and industrial goods benefiting the most. However, ongoing uncertainties about tariffs and trade wars pose risks. Kering and Universal Music Group witnessed notable declines ..read more
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Global stocks rebound after S&P 500 correction, safe-haven gold touches record
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U.S. and European stocks experienced a positive end to the week, despite economic concerns related to tariffs. Gold hit a record high due to ongoing anxiety. German government bond yields and the euro saw an increase, boosting U.S. Treasury yields. Major U.S ..read more
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US stocks end sharply higher as selloff prompts dip-buying rally
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U.S. stocks witnessed a strong rebound on Friday, driven by bargain-hunting after a week of trade war-induced recession fears. Major indexes, including the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, saw significant gains, particularly in tech-related sectors. Despite Friday’s rally, both indexes experienced their fourth consecutive weekly losses. Uncertainties around Trump's tariff policies continue to worry investors ..read more
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Head of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria Abu Khadija has been killed, Iraqi prime minister says
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Abdallah Maki Mosleh al-Rifai, known as 'Abu Khadija,' a prominent leader of ISIS, was killed in an Iraqi intelligence operation with U.S. support. The operation coincided with Syria's top diplomat's visit to Iraq, emphasizing mutual efforts to combat IS resurgence ..read more
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'Scum,' 'crooked' elections and 'corrupt' media. What Trump said inside the Justice Department
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President Donald Trump gave a speech at the U.S. Department of Justice, indicating his direct control over federal law enforcement and calling for accountability against his perceived enemies. He also reiterated widespread false claims about the 2020 election and media biases ..read more
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US Senate approves funding bill hours before shutdown deadline, sending to Trump for signature
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The Senate narrowly passed a GOP-led spending bill to prevent a government shutdown, despite Democratic concerns over funding priorities and the Trump administration's discretionary spending control. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer allowed the bill to advance, which funds the government for six months. Some Democrats criticize the decision as a capitulation ..read more
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From Trump dividend to Trump risk, Musk faces new reality
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Tesla is grappling with the repercussions of CEO Elon Musk's support for Trump and his involvement in the Trump administration. The company is facing retaliatory tariffs, declining vehicle deliveries, and protests impacting its sales and operations. Musk's political activities are increasingly seen as detrimental to Tesla's business prospects ..read more
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