China’s Gold Imports Surge on Lower Prices and Strong Demand
China’s Gold Imports Surge on Lower Prices and Strong Demand
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China’s Gold Imports Surge on Lower Prices and Strong Demand
The healthcare stock today hit an intraday high of ₹392 apiece on the NSE, just ₹13 away from its existing peak of ₹305 per share
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly backed the Federal Reserve’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged, saying policymakers need more evidence before deciding whether inflation warrants further action. She stressed that upcoming economic data will be key to the Fed’s September policy decision.
UK construction sector decline slows to four-month low in July
Navin Fluorine’s shares jumped 14% to ₹8.647, following strong quarterly results. Brokerages raised target prices, with Axis Securities lifting it to ₹8,600, while JM Financial also raised its target price on the stock to ₹9,000 from ₹8,200
Sheeba Chadha reveals her unique methodology for portraying Manthara in Nitesh Tiwari’s upcoming ‘Ramayana.’ Rather than fixating on the film’s impressive budget, Chadha delves into Manthara’s fierce loyalty and protective instincts for Queen Kaikeyi. Emphasizing the importance of performance and the director’s vision, she believes that true artistry stems from understanding a character’s motivations. Fans…
Start your day on the right foot by making your bed and opening the curtains to the morning sun, which can significantly improve your mood. Cleaning up before sleep can alleviate stress and prepare your mind for the challenges ahead. Adding plants and calming surroundings also helps in reducing anxiety. Furthermore, dimming the lights at…
A year since the whole penal tariff cycle began – India now faces uncertainty related to its Russian crude purchases. A new Russia related sanctions bill in the US may see the light of the day if passed this year implying that Trump would have the power to impose tariffs on India again.
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The Bihar Public Service Commission has issued an alert concerning fraudulent recruitment notifications that are appearing online. These notices provide misleading details about future examinations, including plans for exams in 2026. Aspirants are advised to trust only the information from the commission’s official website and verified social media pages. Remember, the new date for the…