MATCHA TEA PRICE IN INDIA
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The big event the market was waiting for has come and gone. So, is there greater clarity about where the crisis in the Gulf is headed? Not really. While US President Trump acknowledged the war was one of the reasons his Republican party received a drubbing at the hands of the Democrats, he said he would do it again. Which suggests it is unlikely that the uncertainty and volatility in the markets will go away anytime soon.
Gold price in Pakistan Rs 20,000 cheaper than India! Check 24K and 22K rate comparison
Gold prices in Pakistan are considerably cheaper than in India, even after converting Pakistani rupees into Indian currency. On November 4, 2026, 24-carat gold in Pakistan was priced at approximately PKR 3,54,559 per 10 grams, translating to around Rs 1,21,654 in Indian currency. In comparison, 24-carat gold in India was priced at approximately Rs 1,43,105 per 10 grams. The difference is also visible in 22-carat gold rates, with Pakistan's converted price at around Rs 1,11,516 against India's Rs 1,31,742.90.
Rising crude prices could push India's inflation by upto 1 percentage point, diversified imports helping secure oil supplies: EY's Gaurav Moda
Gaurav Moda, Partner and Energy Industry Leader at EY India said the increase in crude oil prices from an average of $60-65 per barrel to $90-95 has significantly raised India's energy import costs, even as the country continues to prioritise securing supplies amid geopolitical uncertainties.
Bengal CM announces Rs 5,000 aid for 19,524 tea garden workers ahead of Diwali
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced financial assistance of Rs 5,000 for tea garden workers. The government is considering increasing rice allocation from 35 kg to 50 kg for these workers. Adhikari emphasized the commitment to reopen closed tea gardens for better employment opportunities. He also mentioned upcoming employment benefits under the Pradhan Mantri Chaa Shramik Yojana for eligible workers.
India bonds end tad higher on softer oil
Indian government bonds experienced a modest rise as the 10-year bond yield neared a one-month peak. Investor optimism was bolstered by decreasing oil prices, although caution was still prevalent ahead of the upcoming US midterm elections. The benchmark bond yield displayed its lowest point since early October after notable drops in earlier trading sessions.
Silver rate today (November 3, 2026): IBJA’s silver price falls by Rs 2,672/kg in one session; Rs 16,142/kg since October 28; check latest rates
Silver price today: Silver jewellery prices as per the India Bullion and Jewellers Association decreased on November 3, 2026. Buyers are encouraged to compare prices and check for purity before making purchases. Hallmarking for silver jewellery has been voluntary since October 2005.
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Diwali 2026 Gift Ideas: What India Is Actually Buying This Year — From Gourmet Hampers to Smart Gadgets
In 2026, Diwali gifting trends are shifting towards practical and personalized choices, moving away from the classic sweets. Gifts in demand now include gourmet food, home décor, electronics, and items reflecting personal style. Additionally, many are opting for wellness products and experiential gifts. It’s important to align gifts with the recipient's tastes and budget, as meaningful selections carry more weight than opulent choices.
Matcha moment: A Japanese tea brews up a $96 million flavour in India
Matcha tea market India: The country's matcha market is set to expand, with projected revenue growth from $45.7 million in 2025 to $96.4 million by 2033. Café chains like Tata Starbucks are already seeing increased sales from matcha products, catering to evolving consumer preferences. Instagram and social media have played a significant role in the rising popularity of matcha drinks and recipes.
India's 2026 gold demand seen falling to six-year low on price rise: World Gold Council
India's gold demand is expected to fall to a six-year low of around 650 tonnes in 2026 as record-high prices, rising living costs and a weak monsoon weigh on jewellery purchases and investment demand, the World Gold Council (WGC) said.
Two Trades for Today: A metals major for a 4.85% upmove, a large-cap natural gas supplier’s stock for a gain of 7%
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India bonds surge as oil cools on US-Iran deal hopes
Indian government bonds showed improvement as crude oil prices declined, which is expected to boost market demand. Traders are closely monitoring the upcoming US midterm elections for potential impacts on oil prices and economic policies. The falling crude prices are expected to alleviate inflation concerns and fiscal pressures for India. Furthermore, the Reserve Bank of India may adjust its interest rate plans based on these developments.
Rs 15,000 per day: Maggi seller at Himachal's Rohtang Pass reveals his off-season earnings, Viral video reveals daily sales breakdown
At Rohtang Pass, a Maggi vendor shares that he sells between 60 and 70 plates daily, along with 200 cups of tea, leading to a daily income of around Rs 14,000 to Rs 15,000 during off-peak times. The content creator speculates on how much more the vendor could earn in the tourist season.
India’s consumers are back, its stocks aren’t: Srinivasan Sivabalan
Amid the vibrant festive season in India, consumer demand is soaring, prompting businesses to boost sales and raise prices accordingly. However, rising costs are pressuring profit margins, causing a decline in investor confidence. The stock market struggles to reflect the upbeat consumer activity, signaling a potential need for a resolution to the Iran war and governmental intervention to promote stability.
How a Chinese ice cream stall built a 59,000-store empire, surpassed Mcdonald’s in outlets and took its $1 desserts global
Mixue has swiftly made its mark in the competitive landscape of affordable desserts and beverages. With a diverse menu featuring soft-serve ice cream, refreshing fruit drinks, tea, milk tea, and coffee, the chain has grown to nearly 60,000 locations around the globe by December 2025. Its strategic focus on third-tier cities with budget-conscious consumers has boosted its revenue and profitability.
Ferrari accelerates India push as 'market of the future', targets younger buyers while guarding exclusivity
Benedetto Vigna, CEO of Ferrari, who has been driving around Indian roads, talks about the need to be closer to the clients, how their Indian customer is younger than in the rest of the world and why Ferrari always makes one less car than what the market demands
Elderly care industry eyes emerging companionship market
In India, elderly companionship services face hurdles in building a dependable market, primarily due to the stigma linked to purchasing social connections. Numerous programs have emerged to facilitate interactions among seniors through conversation and activities aimed at enhancing emotional health. Entrepreneurs grapple with the challenge of making companionship a sustainable expense, even as the senior population rises.
Coal India shares fall 3% after Q2 results; Jefferies, Motilal Oswal, others cut target price
Coal India shares fell 3% despite a 57% year-on-year rise in Q2 FY27 net profit to Rs 6,547 crore. Jefferies and JM Financial cut their target prices to Rs 460 and Rs 438, respectively, while Motilal Oswal retained its Buy rating with a Rs 450 target, citing a potential volume recovery.
Tripura inaugurates first tea auction centre to cut costs, boost growers' earnings
Tripura has inaugurated its first tea auction centre in Agartala to improve local tea marketing and reduce expenses. The new facility aims to shorten the time required to sell tea consignments by about 40 percent. Currently, a significant amount of Tripura's tea is sold outside the state, which increases costs for producers. The establishment of the auction centre is expected to facilitate better coordination between sellers and buyers.
Layoffs pushed Renee Rubens to rethink her career. She turned tea gifts into a business bringing in up to $30,000 a month
Renee Rubens turned her interest in premium loose-leaf tea into Symphony of Leaves Tea Company after years in corporate media sales and three career layoffs. She started by gifting tea to friends and built the business without loans. The company now brings in a reported $15,000 to $30,000 a month, though tariffs and supplier challenges continue to put pressure on the business.
Indian gold buyers get 'breathing room' from Fed before Diwali, but conditions apply
The US Federal Reserve’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged at 3.75%-4.00% could give Indian gold buyers some breathing room, but prices may remain range-bound in the coming weeks as expectations of a December rate hike weigh on bullion. Festive demand in India has picked up, narrowing domestic gold discounts to around $2 an ounce, while geopolitical uncertainty continues to add volatility.
HUL sales rise 15% to hit 14-quarter high, but inflation clouds demand outlook
Hindustan Unilever posted a turnover of ₹18,071 crore for the September quarter, highlighting a 15% rise. Even with a price increase of 7.5%, the company's volume growth remained stable at 7%. Homecare emerged as the standout performer, boasting a robust 22% sales growth. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation climbed to ₹4,089 crore, an 8% boost. However, ongoing inflation and wage issues in rural sectors pose significant challenges.
British food, tea and even the royal family: Viral video shows what would vanish if everything not British disappeared
A humorous video titled 'Proper Britain here we come' explores the implications of removing everything foreign from British life. As familiar foods and cultural icons vanish, the mockery reveals surprising international roots, culminating in the shocking ancestry of the initial instigator. This satire highlights the deep connections between British culture and global influences, questioning the notion of pure national identity.
Hindustan Unilever looks to stronger FY27, but commodity inflation threatens to squeeze margins
Hindustan Unilever expects commodity inflation to continue impacting margins in the near term. The company anticipates better growth in FY27 due to strategic portfolio and channel transformations. In its recent financial result, HUL reported a 15% underlying sales growth and an 8% increase in EBITDA. The Home Care and Beauty segments led the growth with double-digit increases in sales and volume.
UDAN Yatri Café at Delhi’s IGI Airport: Tea at Rs 10, coffee at Rs 20, snacks at Rs 20 and what else is on the menu?
Delhi’s IGI Airport has a UDAN Yatri Café in Terminal 3’s check-in area, offering tea for Rs 10, coffee for Rs 20 and selected snacks and sweets for Rs 20. The initiative has expanded to airports across India, with the government aiming to make basic refreshments more affordable for air passengers.
Russia’s farm exports to India rise 11% in nine months, led by sunflower oil
Russia's agricultural exports to India rose significantly in the first nine months of the year. Agroexport reported shipments reached 1.3 million tons, primarily driven by sunflower oil. This represents an 11% increase in volume compared to previous figures, amounting to $1.45 billion. Trade between India and Russia has expanded significantly, growing more than 20% overall this year. Both countries aim for $100 billion in bilateral trade by 2030.
Tata Consumer spills the tea on its whole new growth recipe
Tata Consumer Products reported a better-than-expected second-quarter net profit of ₹469 crore, up from ₹404 crore a year earlier, driven by steady demand for packaged foods and beverages. The company is expanding beyond tea and salt, with its growth businesses now contributing 38% of India revenue, up from 32% last year.
India-Russia trade grew by 20 per cent this year: Russian State Duma Chairman
India imported $44.9 billion of Russian goods during the period, including $36 billion in crude oil. Indian exports to Russia totaled $2.8 billion, with Moscow increasing purchases of chemicals, electrical goods, medical equipment, seafood, tea, and spices.
Tata Consumer shares rally over 4% after Q2 results. Why brokerages remain bullish despite target price cuts
Tata Consumer Products reported 16% year-on-year profit growth in Q2FY27, while brokerages retained positive ratings but cut target prices amid inflationary pressures. Jefferies, Nuvama, Elara Capital and Systematix see varying upside potential in the stock.
Tata consumer Q2 net profit up despite higher costs, weak tea demand
Tata Consumer Products encountered unchanged tea volumes and decreasing revenue in the September quarter as weak demand and surging commodity costs took their toll. To counter this, the company emphasized its salt business, which saw significant revenue increases driven by volume growth and price hikes. Meanwhile, international revenue held steady despite challenges in the UK market caused by weather issues.
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