In the wake of the recent Pahalgam terror attack and heightened tensions between India and Pakistan, Indian stock markets have shown the most amazing resilience. The Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex have not only withstood the geopolitical storm but have managed to post gains. This is a very good sign
Concerns have been raised that the recent escalation between India and Pakistan could shake foreign investment sentiment. However, analysts suggest the actual impact may be muted. India’s economy, now valued at USD 4 trillion, has minimal direct trade with Pakistan, limiting immediate financial exposure. In fact, despite cross-border missile
Turbulence has struck Pakistan's financial markets in April, with border tensions between India and Pakistan growing to a peak that hasn't been seen in years. A deadly terror incident in Jammu and Kashmir that left more than 27 people dead has caused diplomatic relations to go
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The location and often poor quality of the cricket stadiums used for the Twenty20 Men's World Cup 2024, particularly in the United States, have already drawn criticism. The International Cricket Council (ICC) planned the Twenty20 World Cup 2024 in the United States and the West Indies to boost