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    Sony offers PS5 owners a trade-in deal before GTA 6 launch - here’s how much your used console could be worth

    PS5 owners in the US are being offered up to $400 in cash for trading in their consoles through a promotion advertised in the PlayStation app. Back Market handles the trade-ins, with payouts depending on the console's model, condition and accessories. The offer comes weeks before GTA 6 launches on November 19.

    Centre allows five southern states to impose stock limits on rice, paddy; tightens vigil on holdings

    Five southern states can impose stock limits on rice and paddy until January 31, 2027, to control prices. Traders and retailers must now disclose their rice and paddy stocks weekly on the Food Stock Portal. The government has allocated extra quantities of Bharat Rice to NAFED, NCCF, and Kendriya Bhandar for better availability. The rice sale target under the Open Market Sale Scheme is now doubled for 2026-27.

    ONGC uses stuck Russian dividend dues for Sakhalin fund, seeks operatorship of Venezuela oilfields

    ONGC has utilized funds from its Russian dividends to meet its obligations for the Sakhalin-1 abandonment fund. The company is negotiating with Venezuela's PDVSA to take operational control of the San Cristobal and PetroCarabobo projects. This move is expected to enhance ONGC's ability to recover historical dividends and improve cash flow management. Discussions with relevant parties have progressed, and new agreements are anticipated soon.

    'Such a sad thing to watch!': Trump blames Democrats for sharp US stock market decline after midterm election victories

    US President Donald Trump linked the recent decline in the stock market to Democratic victories in the midterm elections. He mentioned that retirement savings have been impacted due to the market loss. While the stock market experienced a steep sell-off, the Nasdaq Composite fell significantly. Concerns about restrictions related to technology companies contributed to the downturn in market performance.

    Delhi's Karol Bagh Gaffar Market catches fire on Dhanteras, blaze at mobile accessories shop spreads through four floors; 22 fire tenders deployed

    Karol Bagh Gaffar Market Fire: A major fire broke out at a mobile accessories shop in Delhi's Gaffar Market on Dhanteras, spreading across a four-storey building and prompting the deployment of around 22 fire tenders. The incident came days after a building collapse in Chawri Bazar killed two labourers, with three contractors subsequently arrested.

    Sensex stages biggest rally since April as FIIs turn aggressive buyers

    Foreign institutional investors significantly increased their purchases of Indian stocks, leading to substantial market gains. The BSE Sensex rose by 2,008.61 points, achieving its biggest jump since April. Easing crude oil prices contributed to reduced inflation expectations and improved India's macroeconomic outlook. Positive global cues, including gains in US markets, further supported investor sentiment and market performance.

    • Fed's Beth Hammack and Thomas Barkin favour gradual rate hikes as inflation stays high

      Two officials from the Federal Reserve have supported modest and steady interest rate increases to combat high inflation. They believe these adjustments should minimize disruptions for households, businesses, and financial markets. The Fed has left interest rates unchanged recently, with discussions ongoing about future hikes in December and early next year. The political landscape has shifted following the midterm elections, potentially changing price pressures in the economy.

      Rising debt, non-bank finance may limit ECB policy flexibility, says Schnabel

      Rising public debt and growing non-bank financial institutions could constrain the European Central Bank's ability to manage inflation, ECB board member Isabel Schnabel warned. She flagged risks from leveraged investors, market volatility and deteriorating public finances, urging stronger oversight of non-bank lenders and warning that financial stress could force central bank interventions, potentially undermining monetary policy independence and complicating economic stability.

      Asian shares mostly advance following US midterms, though Kospi falls on selling of chipmakers

      Asian markets experienced an upswing on Thursday, buoyed by a rebound in U.S. equities following the midterm elections. The Dow Jones leapt over 3% as political shifts occurred, leading to the loss of control for President Trump's party. Meanwhile, South Korea's Kospi mirrored struggles in the tech sector, particularly affecting AI stocks, while a drop in oil prices severely impacted energy firm shares.

      Foreign buying, softer crude lift Dalal Street; Sensex closes above 77,300

      Following the US midterm elections, Indian investors are buoyed by hopes of decreased global trade tensions. The Sensex surged by 383.55 points, closing at 77,301.40, while the Nifty increased by 149.75 points to end at 23,960.60, highlighting a significant rebound for the indices. Analysts believe reduced geopolitical risks could enhance India's economic prospects, despite a mixed performance in Asian markets regarding US investments in AI.

      Democrats’ Senate win could shield Federal Reserve from Trump’s influence, but risks persist

      Democrats’ midterm victory could strengthen the Federal Reserve’s independence by limiting President Donald Trump’s ability to appoint allies to its board. A Democrat controlled Senate could also intensify scrutiny of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, with Elizabeth Warren likely to lead the Senate Banking Committee and challenge the administration’s banking reforms.

      US stock market stages big rally today: Why is Dow Jones surging? Dow jumps 1,100 points as S&P 500 and Nasdaq turn green, with healthcare stocks at the centre

      US stock market today: US stocks rallied sharply on Wednesday after Democrats won control of Congress. The Dow Jones jumped 1,143 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also posted strong gains. Healthcare stocks attracted fresh buying, with Molina Healthcare, Centene and HCA Healthcare rising around 6% to 7%. Amazon and solar stocks also climbed, while Nvidia shares moved lower.

      US stock futures rise after midterms: Why are Dow Jones futures up nearly 800 points despite a Democratic sweep? S&P 500, Nasdaq gain as AMD and Nvidia stocks climb

      Why are US stock futures rising after Democrats win the Senate and House? Dow leads Wall Street rally as AMD, Nvidia and semiconductor stocks gain. Earlier, at 06:02 ET, Dow futures were up 801 points, or 1.6%. S&P 500 futures were up 80 points, or 1.1%, and Nasdaq 100 futures were up 286 points, or 1.0%.

      Bitcoin price today: BTC USD rebounds to $78,000 after US midterm election sell-off - key levels traders must watch now

      Bitcoin price (BTC USD) today after midterm elections: Bitcoin rebounded to around $78,000 after falling below $76,000 as investors assessed the impact of Democrats winning control of Congress. Concerns over crypto regulation, ETF outflows and the Binance hack continue to weigh on sentiment, while analysts are watching $79,000 for signs of a stronger recovery.

      The Indian stock market has surged, with both Sensex and Nifty climbing to their highest points in two months. As investors keep a keen eye on outcomes from the US midterm elections, which could influence international exchanges, major sectors such as Realty and FMCG have thrived. There's a marked increase in buying from foreign institutional investors, suggesting renewed confidence in large-cap stocks.

      Warren Buffett has lived through 16 US Presidents. Why he ignores election impact on markets

      Warren Buffett believes investors should not let political uncertainty or election outcomes dictate their market decisions. Speaking at Berkshire Hathaway’s 2018 shareholder meeting, he recalled living through multiple US presidencies, split almost equally between Republicans and Democrats, while witnessing major political and economic crises.

      US midterms may help D-Street break free from geopolitical overhang

      The upcoming US mid-term elections will potentially influence global markets and trade policies. Investors are closely watching whether the outcomes will ease uncertainties regarding tariffs and immigration. The results could shape the policy direction and affect the sentiment of global investors. Analysts suggest that the focus should remain on domestic earnings growth and financial flows.

      US midterm elections: Early Democratic wins rattle Wall Street

      Early Democratic victories in key US Senate races have raised expectations of a potential shift in control of Congress, although the final outcome remains uncertain. The emerging results triggered a sharp reaction across financial markets, with US stock futures falling, Treasury yields declining and the dollar weakening as investors assessed the implications of a possible Democratic sweep.

      US midterm election betting surges past $1.4 billion as Democrats score major wins

      Betting on the 2026 US midterm elections has crossed $1.4 billion, putting prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket to a major test. Strong Democratic gains have triggered sharp movements in election-related contracts, drawing attention to the platforms' growing influence. However, concerns over manipulation, insider trading and forecasting accuracy continue to challenge their credibility as political forecasting tools.

      US Midterm Elections 2026: Democrats take early Senate victory as polls close

      Democrats gained an early boost in their bid to regain control of the US Senate, with Senator Jon Ossoff projected to win re-election in Georgia, according to the Associated Press and other media outlets. His victory would help the party's chances of taking control of the chamber.

      India’s cooling systems face Europe-style cyber risks, say experts

      The concerns follow cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe, with stores in Sweden, Belgium, Estonia, the Netherlands, Finland and Luxembourg reporting disruptions. Attackers reportedly manipulated refrigeration controls, raising freezer temperatures and switching equipment into defrost mode, forcing stores to discard food stocks. The incidents follow similar attacks on hundreds of supermarkets in France in October.

      What do midterm election results 2026 mean for US Stock Market, Bond Treasury Yields, common Americans?

      Donald Trump is not on ballot for US Midterm elections 2026 but election results will give us hint how things will move forward till 2028 Presidential Elections.

      Investors ready for possible shake-up in Congress as US awaits election results

      Investors are closely monitoring upcoming midterm elections, as results may influence asset prices significantly. A potential Democratic victory could lead to increased scrutiny on sectors like AI and data centers. Polls indicate a high probability of Democrats taking control of the House and a competitive Senate race. Analysts predict potential volatility in markets following the election results due to heightened investor anxiety.

      Midterm elections 2026: Why Kalshi and Polymarket election betting declines as sports and crypto take over

      2026 midterm election results: Prediction markets have grown more than 20-fold since October 2024, but election betting is losing its share of trading activity. Ahead of the 2026 US midterms, sports and crypto are attracting traders, while concerns over market manipulation and state gambling laws put Kalshi and Polymarket under scrutiny.

      SpaceX-Tesla merger could give Musk control without Mars, robotaxi milestones

      Elon Musk's compensation packages at SpaceX and Tesla are tied to ambitious goals involving Mars and robotics. Recent discussions on a merger may provide Musk with greater voting control at Tesla. The current arrangement at SpaceX gives Musk significant voting rights without needing to achieve specified goals. Analysts suggest that Musk's plans may be adjusted post-merger to align with new market conditions.

      US midterm elections: Prediction markets give Democrats a 74% chance of sweeping Congress

      Kalshi traders currently estimate a 74% likelihood of Democrats winning control of both the House and Senate. Recent polls indicate Democrats lead in key battleground states, impacting their chances positively. The prediction markets have experienced significant trading activity, exceeding $57 million. Republicans initially had a dominant position in the Senate-control market, but recent trends have reversed in favor of Democrats.

      Betting markets have picked a winner in the US midterms. Here’s how often they get it right

      With the midterms already here, predictions show a strong likelihood for Democrats to gain control of both chambers of Congress. We analyse the historical accuracy of betting markets and their forecast ahead of the elections. Since 2016, there has been a remarkable increase in political betting engagement. Nonetheless, studies reveal that popular candidates may falter despite market faith, and ongoing regulatory issues are posing obstacles for betting platforms in the American landscape.

      US midterm elections today: Can Trump’s pain be Dalal Street’s gain? Analysts estimate impact in 3 possible scenarios

      The United States will hold crucial midterm elections that could significantly alter the balance of power in Congress. Analysts are focusing on potential scenarios that could emerge based on whether the Democrats or Republicans hold the majority. These outcomes may impact critical issues such as tariffs, immigration, foreign relations, and even oil prices.

      Stocks rose after every US midterm elections since 1946. Why that streak may not mean what investors think

      Tomorrow Americans vote in the midterms, and a lot of investors are asking one thing; will stocks go up afterward? History says yes. The S&P 500 was higher a year after every midterm since 1946, 20 times out of 20. The average gain was 14.8%. That sounds like a sure thing. It isn’t, and here is why.

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