India’s foreign exchange reserves jumped a notable $14.136 billion, reaching a total of $707.002 billion for the week ending August 7. This surge was largely driven by a $9.946 billion rise in foreign currency assets, complemented by a $3.995 billion increase in gold reserves. These noteworthy gains come on the heels of strategic initiatives from
China’s experimental maglev train achieved 800 kmph in just 5.3 seconds. This remarkable acceleration sets a new world record for short-distance travel. The technology is not intended for passenger transport due to extreme acceleration levels. Instead, it may find future uses in rocketry and military aircraft. Researchers are exploring its potential for industrial transport and
Fresh coriander, which neighbourhood vegetable vendors routinely tucked into shopping bags at no extra cost, has become unexpectedly expensive after heavy rainfall disrupted supplies from major growing regions.
MCX Gold October futures are witnessing profit booking after a strong rally over the past several sessions. Prices are currently trading near Rs 1,52,400–Rs 1,52,600, where the recent up move appears to be facing resistance.
A US report names India among over forty nations facing risks of transshipping Chinese goods. These countries could become conduits for products avoiding American import tariffs. The White House warns of intensified detection and penalties for such trade practices. India is categorized in the top-risk tier alongside major industrial economies. This development complicates ongoing trade
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Oil prices saw a slight increase on Friday due to renewed supply concerns. The United States threatened an indefinite naval blockade of Iran, escalating economic pressure. This action heightened worries about potential disruptions to crude oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz. However, weaker demand forecasts and rising US inventories limited the overall price gains.
