Friday Stock Picks: Technical Breakouts Signal Bullish Momentum Across Sectors
Among the top breakout picks for the Friday trading session are HUDCO and Orient Cement.
Among the top breakout picks for the Friday trading session are HUDCO and Orient Cement.
In contrast to his initial term, President Trump appeared disconcerted to the recent chaos in the equity market this time around. Even when there was a week-long selloff, which some analysts said, took away $4 trillion in market value from investors’ hands, there was no immediate shift in the White
The iconic brand Versace is now back under Italian ownership, less than a decade after private equity took control of the company.
Byju's Alpha levels accusation against co-founders: took over $533 million in loans without compensation.
India underscores the potential of its financial markets to draw UK investments, combining the attractions of policy reforms and digital innovation.
Trump pauses global tariffs, triggers market rebound, but targets China with fresh 125% hike.
WTI and Brent decline 16% in five days as the US-China trade conflict escalates, however, MCX presents a potential entry point.
Nifty Pharma drops as Trump warns of new duties on imported drugs, threatening India’s US export dominance.
The RBI's most recent cut in the repo rate is likely to shrink the returns that depositors earn on their savings while providing some relief to borrowers.
Four stocks demonstrate technical potency as Indian indices rally, creating a condition ripe for short-term profits.
A spat has broken out between Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Donald Trump's trade adviser, Peter Navarro, after Navarro questioned the company's actual American manufacturing role. In a recent interview discussing the administration's sweeping tariff policy, Navarro downplayed Tesla's operations, calling the
A strong message has been sent by India regarding foreign investment, specifically when it comes to allowing investment from certain countries. BYD, the largest electric vehicle maker in China, has recently been denied permission to set up a large manufacturing base in India. Although the precise reasons for this denial
Owing to bargain hunting and better global cues, Indian stock markets surged after a steep drop on Monday.
Following a sharp drop, Indian shares bounce back on international signals, anticipation of policy actions, and renewed investor confidence.
On Monday, the Indian equity markets experienced a significant sell-off due to worldwide issues unsettling investor confidence. The Sensex collapsed by more than 2,200 points, while the Nifty fell over 3%, in what appeared to be one of the sharpest corrections we've seen in recent months. Some
The sharpest market fall in 10 months has seen Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani topping the list of billionaires who have suffered massive wealth erosion.
Apple expedited iPhone shipments from India and China to the US to avert high tariffs and maintain its pricing power.
The Indian stock markets took a sudden hit on Monday, with the Sensex crashing by 2,226.79 points to hit 73,137.90 and the Nifty falling by 742.85 points to 22,161.60. This sharp downturn followed intensifying trade disputes after U.S. President Donald Trump announced
U.S. President Donald Trump has declared that negotiations would not be allowed to interfere with tariff increases and that, instead, he was cutting off threats to China. In a briefing at the White House, Trump made it clear that any nation responding with its own tariffs could expect to
The services sector in India experienced a slight moderation in March, as the HSBC Services PMI slid to 58.5 from 59.0 in February. Despite this minor downturn, the index remained comfortably above the 50-mark that delineates growth from shrinkage, indicating that the sector continues to swell, though at
Retaliating against President Trump's newest tariff increases, Beijing shows that it is willing to take a more aggressive approach in dealing with the United States on trade.
A cautious Fed stance is signaled by Jerome Powell, in spite of inflation concerns and an economy that seems to be slowing.
Nuvoco is acquiring a cement and clinker manufacturing facility from the Suhail Bahwan Group which will grow their footprint in western India.
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