The Union Cabinet approved seven significant decisions on Wednesday. These approvals covered infrastructure development and semiconductor manufacturing initiatives. Railway network upgradation and mobile phone manufacturing schemes were also sanctioned. A National Investment Policy for Urea was approved to boost self-reliance. These decisions aim to foster growth across key sectors of the economy.
China’s economic growth slowed in the second quarter, impacted by weak domestic demand. Strong exports, particularly in electric vehicles and AI, provided some support. Consumer spending and investment remain subdued amid property market uncertainty. The nation faces challenges balancing high-tech growth with job creation. Officials aim for higher quality growth and a stronger domestic market.
Dalal Street experienced a strong rebound on Wednesday, reversing previous session losses. Improving tech sentiments and a firmer rupee boosted investor confidence significantly. Geopolitical developments and global cues also supported the market’s upward movement. Foreign investors turned net buyers in July, contributing to the rally. Asian markets and technology stocks saw a notable rebound after
Gold price prediction today: Gold prices are likely to see a constructive outlook in the near-term, while silver is supported for the long-term, says Vedika Narvekar, Research Analyst – Commodities & Currencies, Anand Rathi Shares and Stock Brokers.
India presents significant global investment opportunities, attracting companies with its long-term growth potential. A proposed Bilateral Investment Treaty between India and the UK could boost investor confidence. The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement offers preferential market access for exports. Discussions continue for a Bilateral Investment Treaty to safeguard future investments. This treaty aims to
Shares of IBM plunged 25% on Tuesday, with the company seeing a steeper one-day decline than it experienced during the 1987 “Black Monday” market crash. The weakness also spread to other software stocks.
International Business Machines reported disappointing preliminary results on Tuesday. This news caused significant drops in software and IT services company shares. Investors are now concerned about a capital spending pivot impacting the entire industry. Many software stocks experienced notable declines following IBM’s announcement. The sector has faced pressure this year amid artificial intelligence proliferation concerns.
Air transport output contracted nearly fourteen percent in April, reflecting high fuel costs. Railways also saw a slight decline in output during the same month. Fourteen of nineteen services sub-sectors registered double-digit growth, showing overall resilience. Food and accommodation recorded the highest growth, followed by retail trade. Administrative and support services, real estate, and telecom
