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Stock Markets Make Peace With IT Stocks, MS Overtakes Apple
Microsoft ended Friday's U.S. trading session as the most valuable publicly traded company, surpassing Apple after briefly topping the iPhone maker during intraday trading Thursday, CNBC reported
Indian IT Results Come In Weak, Non-Event Say Analysts
ndia's $245-billion IT sector has been fighting to retain and grow business as clients cut spending on non-essential projects amid inflationary pressures and recession fears
10th Vibrant Gujarat Summit Sees Major Manufacturing Announcements
rime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday wooed global investors to Gujarat and India at the annual Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit that kicked off on Wednesday
Santa Stock Market Rally Faces Resistance
The stock markets are doing alright if you were to ignore what has been termed the Santa Rally of late October through December 2023, when in India the Sensex went from around 63,000 to cross 72,000 a few days ago
Global Markets Pause On Strong US Jobs Numbers And High Bond Yields
Global equities fell the most since October on speculation the Federal Reserve was in no rush to reduce interest rates. Further catalysts may come from the US inflation print due Thursday and the earnings season kicking off Friday
Markets Focus On Q3 Numbers, Tech Companies Under Microscope
Some 65 companies including many leading IT companies are slated to release numbers this week. Consumer price inflation is the other number to watch, which will be released on January 12
Indian Markets Find A Footing, Lead A Global Recovery
Though it depends on how you see the sequence, Indian markets recovered first and then the global markets recovered later overnight, presumably on the same triggers that everyone was searching for.
Stock Markets Brace, Search For New Triggers
Third quarter results are one trigger that the market is waiting for and of course further smoke signals on how the US Federal Reserve will cut rates
Optimism With Caution, The 2024 Business And Markets Outlook
The coming year promises to be exciting for more reasons than one. Businesses will continue to expand steadily and in some cases cautiously as they feel out the consumer across different segments of the consuming class.
India's Rice, Wheat, Onion Export Bans Could Lead To $5 Billion Hit
India has in the last year banned or curtailed exports of wheat, rice and sugar as well of which it is the second largest producer. The impact of all this, Reuters is reporting, is a shortfall of about $4 billion to $5 billion this year.
Stock Markets Crack, Lose Max In Single Session In 9 Months
The run on Dalal Street paused on Wednesday, as the Sensex and Nifty clocked the biggest losses in a single session in over nine months after scaling record highs in early trade
IPL 2024 Fever Is On, Auctions See New Record Prices For Players
The mini auction of some 333 players started off in Dubai on Tuesday as the 10 franchisees aimed to jig and rejig their teams as they kitted up for the country's greatest cricketing tournament and spectacle
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Govindraj Ethiraj
Govindraj Ethiraj is a television & print journalist and Editor of www.thecore.in, a multi-platform business news venture focussed primarily on traditional economy and financial markets. He also founded IndiaSpend.org & Boomlive.in, data journalism and fact check initiatives. Previously, he was Founder-Editor in Chief of Bloomberg TV India, a 24-hours business news service launched out of Mumbai in 2008. Prior to setting up Bloomberg TV India, he worked with Business Standard newspaper as Editor (New Media) and spent around five years each with CNBC-TV18 & The Economic Times. He is a Fellow of The Aspen Institute, Colorado, a McNulty Prize Laureate 2018 & a winner of the BMW Foundation Responsible Leadership Awards for 2014. He is a Member, World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on Information Integrity, 2025.
