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Share Market Highlights: Sensex ends 588 points lower, Nifty at 13,635; Dr Reddy, Maruti, Airtel top losers March 27,2021 07:41 IST Sensex, Nifty Highlights on January 29: Market indices turned volatile and closed 1% lower on Friday, as the budget session of the parliament began with FM Nirmala Sitharaman tabling the Economic Survey 2020-21. Extending fall for another session, Sensex ended 588 points lower at 46,285 and Nifty fell by 182 points to 13,634. Yesterday, Sensex ended 937 points lower at 47,409 and Nifty fell 271 points to 13,967. Traders said volatility is expected ahead of Union Budget 2021-2022 that will be presented on February 1. Analysts are of the view that a continued pullback in domestic markets was mainly led by profit booking ahead of the Union Budget and important global events. The reversal of FII from buyers to sellers in the last two sessions, right ahead of the budget also added to the nervousnes. Meanwhile, December quarterly earnings announcem ....
A senior research fellow, managing the Gulf-Asia Programme at the EDA, Dr Janardhan argues that, along with economic diversification, the Gulf countries have also diversified their foreign policies, especially with China, India, Japan and South Korea, among others. “This could eventually alter the US-centric security paradigm that currently prevails in the Gulf. Many of the chapters explore and rationalise the need for an Asian-led collective security architecture for the Gulf.” With chapter contributions from academics and former diplomats in China, Japan, South Korea, India, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the UAE, the book has been published by Gerlach Press, Germany. According to the author, the book serves as a useful tool for scholars, policy-makers and students in the Gulf, Asia and elsewhere, including Europe and the United States. ....