Indian shares inched higher
on Tuesday, driven by gains in consumer goods stocks and
supported by renewed confidence that major global central banks
will start lowering interest rates this year. .
By Shubham Batra and Pranav Kashyap (Reuters) -The UK’s FTSE 100 cruised to a record high on Tuesday, coming off an extended weekend, boosted by Shell’s jump on its plans to sell some Malaysian assets, while BP slipped after it missed earnings forecast. The blue-chip FTSE 100 index breached the 8,300 mark to hit a…
China stocks edged down on
Tuesday, dragged by tech stocks, while foreign investors turned
net sellers by midday, and Hong Kong shares retreated after a
10-day winning streak. Foreign.
Indian shares gave up early
gains to trade lower on Tuesday as a rise in consumer companies
was offset by a fall in financials and auto stocks, with
volatility rising to its highest in fifteen.
Swiss fibre and metal coatings maker
OC Oerlikon reported an order intake of 642 million
Swiss francs for the first quarter, beating a
company compiled consensus of 572 million by 12%. .