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Source: Live Mint Stock Market Today: Indian markets closed in the red once again, with minimal losses, as selling pressure in financial and IT stocks dragged the frontline indices lower, offsetting gains in metal and real estate stocks. It was the third straight decline for the market, but the losses were limited. The Nifty 50…
Source: Live Mint Asian currencies also slumped after the dollar rallied on Trump’s sweeping tariffs that impose a 25% levy on Mexican and Canadian imports into the U.S., while those from China will attract a 10% charge. The tariffs kick in on Tuesday. While intermittent dollar sales from state-run banks helped limit the rupee’s decline,…
Source: Live Mint Indian markets experienced a volatile January, oscillating sharply amid a blend of global and domestic uncertainties that kept investors cautious. While frontline indices regained strength over the last couple of trading sessions, they ended January with a drop of over 0.5%, marking the fourth consecutive month of losses for the Nifty 50…
Source: Live Mint United States of America President Donald Trump’s official cryptocurrency lost more than 20 per cent since yesterday amid the 78-year-old Republican leader becoming the 47th President on Monday, January 20. Stock markets in the US opened higher on Tuesday as investors now eye President Donald Trump’s executive orders on energy and immigration…
Source: Live Mint President of the United States of America, Donald Trump’s wife, Melania Trump, launched her official cryptocurrency meme called $MELANIA on Monday, January 20. “The Official Melania Meme is live! You can buy $MELANIA now,” said Melania Trump in a social media post on platform X. Donald Trump became the 47th President of…
Source: Live Mint Wall Street today: US stocks are falling Friday toward their worst loss since Election Day as the big bump Wall Street got from last week’s victory for Donald Trump and cut to interest rates by the US Federal Reserve keeps fading. The S&P 500 sank 1.1 per cent and was heading for…
