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Be burned in another part of the world so the total carbon cost when it comes to our countrys achievements isnt calculated and nor do they calculate what is imported into the country. those figures are notjustifiable in the way theyre being presented. but doesnt way theyre being presented. but doesnt she have a point that a lot of our viewers get in touch and say i dont have thousands of pounds to spend on a heat pump or thousands of pounds 28 my house and the government perhaps is trying to giv...

Us officials have claimed israel was behind the missile attack on military targets in the city of isfahan, but israel officials have yet to confirm that. we saw some volatility in the oil price after the attack, but things have settled now. i spoke with renowned strategist david roche of independent strategy, and asked him how further escalation of this conflict could impact the global economy. i think it will give a momentary pause in escalation but the israelis have done nerves no doubt, they ...

After the last few days of correction due to the crisis in the Middle east , the broader market indices like nifty and sensex once again rebounded. The way the market behaved it was clear that it is largely due to international reasons and market breadth was clearly showing signs that bears will have to wait before they can make any serious attempt to control the street. But because valuations are high, it would be better to still be cautious both the amount of exposure one is taking and more im...

Last Thursday, when everything appeared fine, there was a sudden decline in the Nifty, a drop of more than 200 points in less than 5 mins. There was never and never will be, dearth of explanation of every move of the markets. So, the blame this time was put on basket selling and possible attack by Israel on Iran. Explanations aside, volatility is part of the market and will remain. The only two things one should do, look at how the market breadth has panned out during the volatile phase. Second...

Have many countries struggling with their economies. you have inflation surging in places like what has been for some time lebanon in egypt here and turkey also struggling with it and its very difficult to get any kind of foreign investment to remedy that situation when the world looks at your region as this tender box of volatility. and that is why we have been seeing messages over the last almost three weeks now, calling on the israelis and the iranians to turn down the temperature and take a ...

Cboe Volatility Index spiked overnight as tensions between Iran and Israel escalated

Ukraine," which is a legitimate argument people have made, including democrats against president biden, when youre not willing to provide any aid whatsoever to them. i think the politics of this are finally coming around to the point where he felt the pressure to move forward. its not easy. he can only afford to lose two votes because of vacancies in the house. he has the slimmest majority practically that you can have, and it looks like he has to rely on democrats. he could stay as speaker, but...

"We have a confluence of things happening that are boosting the dollar: geopolitical risk increasing, hawkish data out of the U.S. in terms of inflation and last weeks strong employment report," said Brad Bechtel, global head of FX at Jefferies in New York.

Swarup Mohanty of Mirae Asset Global Investments advises rebalancing portfolios, predicting SIPs will reach Rs 25,000 per head per month by December 2024. Mohanty emphasizes the importance of investing in good companies and suggests a higher allocation to largecaps for portfolio stability. "if you have bought more of the smaller companies, it is time to rebalance," he says.

Kotaks Shibani Sircar Kurian favors largecaps for risk reward, backed by market perspective, macro stability, GDP growth, corporate earnings, IT sector transformation, and positive rural income trajectory from normal monsoons to boost consumer durables pack. Kurian also says that mass consumption has clearly been lagging the premium end and therefore monsoons play a very important role in getting the rural income trajectory back on track.