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SW Solar shares rally 17% after Rs 3,500 crore order from Coal India. Check details
Shares of Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Limited surged 17% after securing a Rs 3,490 crore solar EPC order from Coal India Limited, along with another project win. Strong order inflows and improved financial performance have boosted investor sentiment, driving sharp near-term gains in the stock.
Smallcap stocks skyrocket up to 79% after crash. Is this breakout rally or bull trap?
Indian smallcap stocks have surged dramatically in April, with some gaining up to 79%. The Nifty Smallcap 250 has outperformed the Nifty50, driven by domestic investor confidence. Experts are split on the sustainability of this rally, with some seeing a structural uptrend and others a sentiment-driven surge. Valuations are a concern for some, while others point to strong earnings.
Dollar hangs near six-week lows as investors bet on Iran peace deal
Expectations of a possible Iran peace deal kept the US dollar near six-week lows as investors shifted toward riskier assets amid easing geopolitical tensions.
Safe-haven dollar near six-week lows on hopes of fresh Iran talks
The US dollar hovered near six-week lows as easing geopolitical tensions and hopes of fresh US-Iran talks boosted risk appetite, reducing demand for safe-haven assets.
Global Markets: Stocks gain, oil and dollar retreat on hopes for US-Iran resolution
Asian stocks rose as the U.S. indicated ongoing dialogue with Iran for a deal, despite port blockades. Oil prices and the dollar declined as market sentiment favored diplomacy over supply disruption fears. Investors are trading on hope for an agreement, pushing equities higher for now.
Global Markets | Dollar and oil rise, stocks slide as US-Iran peace talks collapse
Oil and the dollar surged as U.S.-Iran talks failed, leaving a ceasefire fragile and Mideast energy exports choked. Stocks tumbled as U.S. Navy blockades the Strait of Hormuz, impacting global energy supplies and fueling inflation fears. Markets are grappling with significant uncertainty following the breakdown of peace negotiations.
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Ceasefire sends dollar toward weekly drop with US-Iran talks in focus
Investors are shifting their focus as the dollar declines, buoyed by the resumption of oil shipping after a ceasefire in the Gulf alleviates war anxieties with Iran. This shift has sparked a sell-off in safe-haven assets, with the euro and sterling enjoying gains.
Dollar set for weekly drop ahead of US-Iran peace talks
The US dollar is experiencing its biggest weekly fall since January. Other currencies are strengthening as a Gulf ceasefire appears to be holding. Oil shipping is expected to resume. Markets are watching US-Iran talks in Islamabad for direction. The dollar had been a safe haven during the conflict. Now, as risks fade, investors are selling the dollar.
Dollar steadies as fragile US-Iran ceasefire weighs on markets
The dollar steadied on Thursday after earlier declines. Investors are closely watching a fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran. The euro and yen weakened against the dollar. The Strait of Hormuz remains restricted. Any ceasefire breakdown could impact oil prices and strengthen the dollar. US data releases are also anticipated.
Brittany Mahomes shares adorable family moment with daughter Golden amid Patrick Mahomes' recovery
Brittany Mahomes shared a delightful video of their 14-month-old daughter, Golden, playfully snatching bread and closing her mom's takeout container. The clip also offered a glimpse of Patrick Mahomes recovering at home from ACL surgery. He credits his family's presence for aiding his mental strength during the challenging rehabilitation process.
Surge in airfares may hit summer travel demand, industry warns
International airfares are soaring, impacting summer travel plans. Industry experts predict a significant drop in demand due to higher ticket prices and global uncertainties. Travelers are already cancelling trips to destinations like Vietnam and Azerbaijan. Airlines face increased operational costs, with fuel surcharges rising. The impact on the peak summer season remains to be seen as demand is closely monitored.
Dollar kept aloft as another Trump deadline looms
The dollar hovered near recent highs as traders awaited a U.S. deadline for Iran to open the Persian Gulf or face attacks. Escalating Middle East conflict and potential Strait of Hormuz closure have boosted the dollar as a safe haven. Markets remain cautious ahead of President Trump's deadline, with potential attacks by Iran and the U.S./Israel looming.
Dollar steady as traders fret about escalating Iran war
The dollar remained steady as the yen neared 160 against the dollar amid escalating Iran conflict. President Trump issued a Tuesday deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, threatening strikes on Iranian infrastructure. Investors are treating the situation as an oil-to-inflation-to-rates problem, favoring the dollar as a safe haven.
Currencies tread water as investors brace for Trump's Iran address
Global currencies remained stable as markets eagerly awaited President Trump's address on a potential Gulf war ceasefire. Expectations of a U.S. military withdrawal and a swift end to the conflict are influencing trading, though concerns linger about Iran's potential disruption of oil flows. Investors are also focused on upcoming U.S. jobs data.
U.S. Stock Market: S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq to be driven by these factors on Thursday. Details here
U.S. Stock Market indexes -- S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq -- would be impacted by a few factors on Thursday.
These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 25%, according to analysts
If you are putting fresh money into the stock market (or even looking to rejig your existing portfolio), it would be best not to react to what the Nifty, Sensex, or other sectoral indices are doing. At least for the next few sessions, or maybe even till the conflict in the Gulf region is in the past. The reason is simple: A short covering in beaten down Nifty stocks – or, in fact, even in Nifty futures – is good enough to pull the index back up on some days. It is an uptick that has nothing to do with the general mood and trend of the stock market.
Dollar falls for second day as Middle East ceasefire expectations rise
The dollar dropped for a second day on Wednesday as expectations of a ceasefire in the Middle East conflict grew after the U.S. signalled that an end to the war could be near, even though markets remained on edge on fears of escalation.
Dollar stays stable after Trump says Iran war could finish soon
The dollar saw its safe-haven gains fade as President Trump suggested the Iran conflict could end soon, though mixed signals kept markets cautious. The yen recovered from its lows, while the euro and sterling edged higher. Investors await the U.S. jobs report for March, which could influence Federal Reserve rate cut expectations.
Paradise Season 3 confirmed: Sci-Fi twists, release timeline, and what lies ahead
From its inception, the series has been planned as a three-season story. Both the creator and producers have reiterated that the narrative has a defined conclusion, and the events of Paradise Season 3 are expected to bring closure.
Global Market Today | Brent crude set for record monthly gain; shares tentative as Iran war rages
Global markets faced a tumultuous month as Middle East tensions fueled fears of rising inflation and slower growth. Oil prices surged to record highs, while Asian shares plunged. Bonds declined significantly due to hawkish interest rate outlooks, and the dollar strengthened. Investors are increasingly concerned about a prolonged conflict.
Dollar surges in Asia as war's safe-haven shelter
The US dollar is surging, becoming the strongest safe asset. War in the Middle East has sent oil prices soaring and other assets tumbling. This situation raises fears of a global recession. The dollar's strength is supported by its status as an energy exporter and rising US Treasury yields. Asian currencies are experiencing significant losses.
Dollar holds firm as risk of protracted Middle East war saps sentiment
Global markets are on edge as Middle East tensions escalate, pushing the U.S. dollar higher and weakening the Japanese yen past a critical 160 level, sparking intervention fears. Investors are seeking safety amid concerns over prolonged conflict and its impact on oil flows and global economic stability. The euro and sterling also face monthly declines.
Trump's signature on $100 bill to put him in small circle of sitting presidents
President Donald Trump's signature will soon feature on U.S. hundred-dollar bills. This move places him alongside several global leaders whose signatures or images adorn their national currencies. The U.S. Treasury announced this plan as part of the nation's 250th anniversary celebration. This marks a significant change in U.S. currency history.
Dollar rides haven demand as Middle East talks ring hollow
The dollar strengthened towards multi-month highs as escalating Middle East conflict and doubts over de-escalation drove investors to seek safety. Amid conflicting reports on diplomatic progress and potential troop deployments, the safe-haven dollar was further bolstered by expectations of a U.S. rate hike by year-end due to rising energy prices.
Dollar rides haven demand as Middle East talks ring hollow
The dollar strengthened towards multi-month highs as escalating Middle East conflict and doubts over de-escalation drove investors to seek safety. Amid conflicting reports on diplomatic progress and potential troop deployments, the safe-haven dollar was further bolstered by expectations of a U.S. rate hike by year-end due to rising energy prices.
Sterling Biotech: SC orders release of Rs 5,100 crore to banks
The Supreme Court has ordered its registry to disburse ₹5,100 crore from former Sterling Biotech directors to banks proportionally within a week. The court also barred further claims from unsecured creditors and will address the Sebi probe into alleged fund routing on April 2.
Sankey Prasad establishes Sterling Ark following full acquisition of Colliers Middle East business
Sankey Prasad has launched Sterling Ark, an independent firm. This follows his acquisition of the former Colliers Project Leaders Middle East business. Sterling Ark will offer real estate solutions, project management, and development advisory services throughout the GCC. The company aims to support developers and investors in complex projects.
Dollar nurses losses as markets weigh Trump delay in Iran strikes
The dollar experienced steep losses against major currencies as President Trump delayed a bombing of Iran, easing fears of a prolonged Middle East conflict. While Trump cited productive conversations, Iran denied direct negotiations, leaving markets uncertain. Oil prices edged higher amid ongoing supply concerns, and the yen remained steady following Japan's inflation data.
Thomas Cook India to demerge resort biz into Sterling Holidays; plans subsidiary listing
Thomas Cook India is demerging its resorts and resort management business into Sterling Holiday Resorts Limited. This move will streamline the company's capital structure and boost earnings per share for Thomas Cook India shareholders. Sterling Holiday Resorts will be listed on the BSE and NSE. This demerger unlocks value and allows Sterling Holiday Resorts to grow in the hospitality sector.
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