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These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 25% return in 1 year, according to analysts
Just two days of correction in the mid-cap space and memories of January-February have come flooding back. But let's be clear: Yes, in the short term we might see some pressure as the market adjusts for any possible increase in oil prices. The reason: An increase in oil prices will put some burden on fiscal numbers. So, in the very short term we might see some pressure. But at this juncture, the probability is very low that we will see a phase where the Indian market is a standalone underperformer in the emerging market space, as it was in January-February this year.
Indo US BTA: A strategic crossroad for services sector of both economies
Trade between Bharat and America reached 191 billion dollars in 2024. IT and professional services are key. Both nations are working towards a Bilateral Trade Agreement. Tariffs and data protection are challenges. America sees China as a tech threat. Bharat and America are cooperating on AI and quantum computing. A BTA can help counter China.
Can you choose an AI model that harms the planet less?
As AI rapidly integrates into daily life, its energy consumption is raising concerns. A recent study reveals that larger, more complex AI models consume significantly more energy, leading to higher carbon emissions.
Can you choose an AI model that harms the planet less?
And some chatbots are linked to more greenhouse gas emissions than others. A study published Thursday in the journal Frontiers in Communication analyzed different generative AI chatbots' capabilities and the planet-warming emissions generated from running them. Researchers found that chatbots with bigger "brains" used exponentially more energy and answered questions more accurately -- up until a point.
US to drop guidance to limit alcohol to one or two drinks per day: Sources
The US Dietary Guidelines are poised to remove specific daily alcohol limits for adults, a potential victory for the alcohol industry amidst growing health concerns. The updated guidelines, expected soon, will likely encourage moderation or limiting intake due to health risks, moving away from the current recommendation of one drink per day for women and two for men.
Singapore launches first seagrass restoration project to protect coastal ecosystems
Singapore has launched its first seagrass restoration project to enhance tropical seagrass knowledge and transplantation efforts. Led by NParks and NUS researchers, the initiative focuses on seagrass reproduction and restoring marine habitats. Transplantations began at East Coast Park and aim to support biodiversity, coastal erosion control, and carbon sequestration
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Reliance Infra's arm partners with Dassault aviation to manufacture Falcon 2000 in India; first delivery expected in 2028
Dassault Aviation and Reliance Aerostructure will manufacture Falcon 2000 business jets in India. This marks Dassault's first Falcon assembly outside France. The 'Made in India' Falcon 2000 jet is scheduled for flight by 2028. The assembly will take place at Dassault Reliance Aerospace Limited in Nagpur. Reliance Infra shares rose 5 percent.
The Trumps promote a new crypto venture: Bitcoin Mining
Eric Trump is partnering with Hut 8 to launch American Bitcoin, a bitcoin mining company, leveraging his father's administration's energy policies for a competitive edge. This venture raises conflict of interest concerns, as the Trump family deepens its involvement in the crypto industry while President Trump champions pro-crypto policies, potentially benefiting their business ventures.
George Soros's absence at son Alex’s lavish wedding raises eyebrows on his health. Check details
Billionaire investor George Soros skipped his son Alexander (Alex) Soros and Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin’s wedding on Saturday. It unclear why the billionaire father-of-the-groom passed out on the opportunity to be at the main bash. According to a report, Soros is 'in good health' when asked if he skipped out on the festivities for health reasons.
Oil is boiling again: Will $5 gas return to America as Iran-Israel conflict ignites market fears?
Oil prices rise sharply as Iran-Israel tensions fuel fears of supply disruptions in the Middle East. Brent crude jumped to $74.46 a barrel, while WTI reached $72.85. An Israeli strike led Iran to partly shut down production at its key South Pars gas field, sparking market volatility. Two tankers also collided near the Strait of Hormuz, increasing shipping risk. Despite no major disruption to global flows, the market remains on edge. The IEA also lowered its global oil demand forecast, while increasing supply expectations. Investors now eye central bank moves and geopolitical updates closely as global oil prices stay in focus.
U.S. stock market future today: Markets tumble as Trump rejects Israel-Iran ceasefire—Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq slide hard; Meta, AMD, Palantir lead wild stock swings
US stock market future today slipped as fresh tension between Israel and Iran rattled global investors. President Trump dismissed truce hopes, calling for a real end instead, which raised fears of a wider Middle East conflict. Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures all fell, while oil prices surged past $74. The uncertainty deepened as Trump also exited the G7 early and continued to push for new trade deals. Meanwhile, investors await Fed’s rate decision and May retail sales data. This article breaks down how rising geopolitical risks and Trump’s bold stance are impacting global markets and investor confidence.
G7 leaders want to contain the Israel-Iran conflict, as Trump calls for talks between the countries
The G7 summit in Canada commenced amidst escalating global tensions, particularly concerning the Israel-Iran conflict and Tehran's nuclear ambitions. Leaders, including Trump, Starmer and Merz, are seeking de-escalation, while Trump advocates for direct negotiations and Russia's re-inclusion. Trade disputes, climate change, and China's economic influence further complicate discussions, overshadowing the summit's agenda and threatening the G7's unity.
Game over for Nvidia? Lisa Su breaks silence as AMD chips leave Nvidia in the dust
Lisa Su of AMD spoke about AI at a conference in California. She highlighted AMD's role in solving global issues with high-performance computing. AMD's new MI355 chip is faster and cheaper than Nvidia's. Analysts have raised AMD's target price, noting its growing client list. Despite the hype, AMD's stock is currently down.
These large- and mid-cap stocks have seen an improvement in their earnings component; have upside potential of over 33%
At least at the index level, the indications are that the bias of the market is now turning bullish. A part of this bullishness, however, could also be due to better liquidity conditions in the stock market. So, when looking at a stock you need to check whether it is performing well due to liquidity or because earnings in the Q4 have improved, leading to a score improvement. There can be cases where both earnings and other components like momentum or relative performance have also seen an improvement. But as a pre-condition, it is earning that should have seen an improvement.
Chennai IT company employees get surprise Creta SUVs as gifts as it marks 10th anniversary
Agilisium, a Chennai based tech firm, celebrated its 10th anniversary. The company gifted twenty-five Hyundai Creta cars to employees. These employees have been with the company since its beginning. The event occurred at the World Trade Center in Chennai. The company also announced pay increases for all employees. This gesture shows the company values its employees.
G7 Summit opening in Canada with focus on trade, wars and not riling Trump
The upcoming G7 summit in Canada faces the challenge of minimizing tensions amid global conflicts and economic concerns. Trump's previous disruptive behavior and imposition of tariffs have strained relationships with allies. With no joint statement planned, the summit's success hinges on navigating disagreements over trade, climate change, and China's influence, potentially impacting the G7's future.
Coming to America? In 2025, the US to some looks less like a dream and more like a place to avoid
Amidst Trump's stringent immigration policies and global tariff wars, the allure of the American dream is waning for foreigners. International student interest in the US has declined, with other countries like the UK and Australia gaining favour. While immigration drove U.S. population growth, Trump's stance has resonated with some Americans, shifting public sentiment on the issue.
G7 leaders meet in Canada hoping to avoid Trump clash
Amidst growing rifts with the U.S. over foreign policy and trade, G7 leaders convene in Canada, striving to avoid clashes with President Trump. Issues like U.S. tariffs, Middle East conflicts, and Ukraine are expected to dominate discussions, overshadowing Canada's priorities of peace, security, and job creation.
US-China trade truce leaves military-use rare earth issue unresolved, sources say
A renewed U.S.-China trade truce in London hit a snag over export restrictions tied to national security. China hasn't committed to clearing rare-earth magnet exports needed by U.S. military suppliers, while the U.S. maintains AI chip export curbs. This unresolved conflict threatens a comprehensive deal, with potential tariff extensions looming and pessimism surrounding breakthroughs before the August 10 deadline.
Guest list for G7 summit tells of global challenges
As the G7 summit convenes in Canada, leaders from India, Ukraine, Mexico, South Africa, and South Korea are attending as guests, signaling the group's adaptation to global shifts. Despite a decline in the G7's share of world GDP, discussions will address critical issues like relations with China and Russia.
Steven Adams signs $39 million 3-year extension with Houston Rockets, says report
Steven Adams, the New Zealand basketball star, will stay with the Houston Rockets. He signed a three-year contract extension. The deal is worth USD $39 million. Adams played a key role in the Rockets' playoff journey. He missed the 2023-24 season due to a knee injury. Adams has played in 11 NBA seasons, spending his first seven in Oklahoma City.
US stock market crashes as Israel strikes Iran: Dow sinks 500 points, S&P 500 and Nasdaq tumble, oil soars, Nvidia and Tesla plunge, Lockheed Martin rallies
US stock market crash shook Wall Street today after Israel launched a surprise military strike on Iran, triggering fears of a wider war. The Dow Jones plunged 500 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also tumbled as investors rushed to safe havens. Oil prices surged over 6%, pushing energy stocks like ExxonMobil higher, while tech giants like Nvidia and Tesla fell sharply. Lockheed Martin and other defense stocks jumped. This market turmoil follows rising geopolitical tension and a spike in volatility. Here’s everything you need to know about today’s dramatic market sell-off and what could happen next.
Mollycoddling Munir: What's Trump planning with Pakistan military?
Donald Trump's administration, once critical of Pakistan for allegedly harboring terrorists, now seeks closer ties, evidenced by General Munir's invitation to a US military parade. This shift is driven by strategic considerations beyond counter-terrorism, including containing China's influence, leveraging Pakistan against India, and potentially securing its support amid escalating tensions with Iran.
Rare earths and magnets minerals elements: Why are these giving China edge in trade war with USA?
Rare earths and magnets minerals elements have hogged all the limelight during the US-China trade war.
US, China reach deal to ease rare earths export curbs, keep tariff truce alive
US, China trade talks: U.S. and Chinese officials have established a framework to revive their trade truce, addressing China's rare earth export restrictions. The agreement, reached after intense London negotiations, aims to build upon a previous Geneva accord to ease retaliatory tariffs. While details remain pending presidential approval, the deal intends to remove some U.S. export controls.
S&P 500 ends slightly up; traders watch US-China trade talks
American stock market saw a slight increase. Amazon and Alphabet shares helped. Investors are watching discussions between America and China about trade. Both countries want to fix their trade issues. Technology giant plans to invest in Pennsylvania. Apple's new software did not excite investors. Warner Bros Discovery will separate its studios from cable networks. Morgan Stanley has downgraded McDonald's stock.
The 911 presidency: Trump flexes emergency powers in his second term
President Trump has utilized emergency powers at an unprecedented rate, citing them in 30 of 150 executive orders, surpassing his predecessors. This has sparked concerns about overreach and the supplanting of Congress's authority, particularly regarding tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
Trump’s China gambit belies rocky road ahead on tariff deals
With tariff deadlines looming, US President Trump is scrambling to secure trade deals, marked by a recent call with China's Xi Jinping amidst ongoing disputes. Negotiations with India and Japan face hurdles, complicated by legal challenges to Trump's tariff powers. Despite some progress with China on rare-earth minerals, significant gaps remain, highlighting the complexities of Trump's transactional approach to trade.
World’s largest iron ore mine discovered, $6 trillion find could make Australia unstoppable
A new iron ore deposit has been discovered in Australia's Hamersley region. The reserve is estimated at 55 billion metric tons. Its market value is approximately $6 trillion. The ore has over 60% iron concentration. This discovery will boost Australia's position in the global iron ore market. It will also bring major investments. New infrastructure development is expected in the region.
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