Trump tariffs: Prolonged 50% duty could cut India’s growth by up to 0.8%; next round of trade talks ‘important’, says Morgan Stanley

Trump tariffs could hit India’s economic growth (AI image) India’s economic growth could face a sharp slowdown if the 50 per cent tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump remain in place for an extended period, according to Morgan Stanley. The impact could range between 0.4 per cent and 0.8 per cent, the bank said…

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MSCI to add four Indian firms to Global Standard index: Swiggy, Vishal Mega Mart among new entrants; $1 billion inflows expected

MSCI has announced the inclusion of four Indian companies in its Global Standard index, a move expected to draw a combined $1 billion in passive inflows. The new constituents are Vishal Mega Mart, Swiggy, Hitachi Energy India, and Waaree Energies, while Sona BLW and Thermax will be removed, the index provider said in a statement…

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Migration boosts salaries, housing demand: Survey

NEW DELHI: Internal migration to urban cities is driving up both salaries and housing demand, a survey has shown.Relocating has led to near doubling of salaries in certain white-collar segments related to IT, finance, and healthcare. It is also true for blue-collar workers, such as domestic helps and factory employees, who reported a 1.6 to…

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Gold crosses Rs 1.02L/10gm to hit new high

HYDERABAD: Unending tariff wars coupled with weaker-than-expected US macroeconomic data and a depreciating rupee, fuelled gold’s rise to record highs in the Indian market on Thursday. The yellow metal crossed the Rs 1.02 lakh/10 gm mark to hit a high of Rs 1,02,155 on MCX and was quoting at all-time highs of Rs 1,02,700 and…

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Titan Q1 net up 53% on jewellery, watches

BENGALURU: Titan Company reported a 52.5% year-on-year increase in net profit to Rs 1,091 crore for June quarter, backed by strong performances in jewellery and watches businesses, despite elevated gold prices. The Tata group firm’s revenue rose 24% to Rs 16,628 crore in the same period. Sequentially, it rose to about 11% from Rs 15,032…

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After 700-point fall, sensex bounces back into green

MUMBAI/NEW DELHI:: After a knee-jerk reaction to US President Donald Trump’s latest tantrums related to tariffs on Indian exports to the world’s largest economy, late buying helped Dalal Street close slightly higher, indicating low impact of the tariffs’ effects on domestic stocks and investments. After sliding over 700 points, sensex recovered all its lost ground…

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