Gold likely to open weak after steep global fall; prices may drop to Rs 1.22–Rs 1.23 lakh per 10 gm

Gold Slips for Third Week amid Diminishing Hopes of Federal Reserve Easing

Analysts said that the longest US government shutdown on record has delayed official data, increasing reliance on private surveys. ISM manufacturing and services PMIs fell below 50, indicating contraction, while private payrolls rose by 42,000, complicating the Federal Reserve's outlook. 18 days ago
Sensex, Nifty end lower amid volatile trade

Indian market recovers early losses amid buying in banking, fin services stocks

Sensex closed at 83,216.28, down 94.73 points or 0.11 per cent. The 30-share index opened marginally lower at 83,150.15 against last session's closing of 83,311.01. The index remained volatile during the session, hitting an intraday high and low of 83,390.11 and 82,670.95, respectively, amid a mixed approach from investors. 19 days ago
SEBI flags over 1 lakh misleading investment messages under 'Sebi versus Scam' initiative

SEBI flags over 1 lakh misleading investment messages under 'Sebi versus Scam' initiative

Speaking at a media event here, Pandey warned that unregulated financial influencers have become a major threat to investor safety. Citing a recent SEBI survey, he said that nearly 62 per cent of investors rely on influencer recommendations for their investment decisions, underscoring the urgent need for stronger investor awareness and education. 19 days ago
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Bharti Airtel shares drop following Singtel-related block sale

The deal is reportedly valued at around Rs 10,300 crore, according to the term sheet, indicating that the Singtel arm assigned JP Morgan India as the sole broker to oversee the block deal and after contacting numerous institutional investors to build the book for the deal. 19 days ago
40 airports to cut flights by 10% if shutdown continues, FAA says

40 airports to cut flights by 10% if shutdown continues, FAA says

According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the step was necessary to maintain safety standards amid staffing shortages caused by the ongoing shutdown, which has left thousands of air traffic controllers and Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screeners working without pay. 20 days ago