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    Gas prices in the US are nearly half of Europe's: Why are American drivers paying so much less?

    American motorists are currently paying much less for fuel compared to drivers in the European Union. The average petrol price in the EU is almost double that of the US, highlighting significant market differences. Higher taxation in Europe contributes to this price discrepancy, making it important for consumers to understand. Diesel costs also reflect a noticeable difference, though the gap is smaller than for petrol.

    Explained: 5 reasons why Trump’s midterm election setback matters for Indian markets and economy

    Donald Trump’s midterm election setback has triggered a global market rally, with Indian equities gaining sharply. Lower crude oil prices, a weaker dollar, potential FII inflows, reduced tariff risks and changing US interest rate expectations could reshape India's economic outlook. Here are five key ways the political shift could impact markets.

    ETMarkets Smart Talk| FDs, G-Secs or debt funds? UTI AMC's Anurag Mittal explains what works in a rising-rate cycle

    In this edition of ETMarkets Smart Talk, Anurag Mittal, President & Head–Fixed Income at UTI AMC, shares his views on the changing dynamics in India’s bond market, the outlook for interest rates and bond yields, and how investors can position their fixed-income portfolios in a rising-rate cycle.

    Gold rises after biggest daily gain since August, with US payrolls in focus

    On Thursday, gold prices increased partially due to a declining US dollar, building on a strong daily surge prior. Spot gold's elevation followed reactions to the US midterm elections while investors eyed potential shifts in policy. Anticipation about the forthcoming non-farm payrolls report could influence Federal Reserve decisions, with Citi predicting a rise in gold should geopolitical tensions reduce.

    AI turns cyber threat into boardroom crisis

    In India, State Bank of India disclosed that 375,000 customer records had been leaked on the dark web, while vulnerabilities in eMudhra’s digital certificate keys exposed websites to potential attacks.

    Gold gains 3% as dollar slides after Democratic midterm gains

    On Wednesday, gold prices surged by 3%, reaching impressive new levels following the midterm elections, during which Democrats secured control of both the Senate and House. This political transformation, combined with a weaker dollar, heightened gold and precious metals demand. Investors are keenly watching for the upcoming US non-farm payrolls report, as rising interest rates and ongoing fiscal risk concerns continue to influence market sentiment.

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