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Euro zone bond yields tick higher along with oil prices after big swings

Euro zone bond yields edged higher on Wednesday as oil prices climbed. Germany's 2-year bond yield rose, sensitive to central bank rate expectations. Oil prices increased as the U.S. and Iran continued trading strikes. Money markets are pricing in further ECB tightening this year. U.S. inflation data showed a slowdown…

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Groww shares gain 8% on strong Q1 earnings, net profit jumps 94% to Rs 735 crore

Billionbrains Garage Ventures shares surged after reporting strong Q1 FY27 earnings. The company posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 735 crore, up 94.44% year-on-year. Revenue from operations also rose significantly, driven by traction in newer products. Groww retained its position as India's largest direct mutual fund distribution platform. The…

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Instamart ties up with HPCL to launch India’s first on-demand LPG cylinder delivery on quick commerce

Instamart and HPCL launch India's first on-demand LPG cylinder delivery service. Consumers can now order HP Navya composite LPG cylinders via the Instamart app. This new service requires no existing domestic LPG connection for ordering. First-time orders are new cylinder purchases, while subsequent orders are refills. The partnership aims to…

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India-UK CETA to give fresh momentum to farmers, MSMEs and entrepreneurs, says PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday said the India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) and the Social Security Agreement mark a major milestone in bilateral ties, strengthening economic links and creating new opportunities for businesses and skilled professionals.

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Global Market: BoE governor calls for balanced banking rules, rejects deregulation push

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey pushed back against broad calls for deregulation, arguing that effective financial rules are essential for maintaining stability and supporting long-term economic growth. He also renewed his call for greater international cooperation on regulating advanced AI models, warning that the technology's cross-border risks require coordinated…

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US-China tech rivalry explained: Why the AI and chip war matters

The US and China are engaged in a significant technology competition. Artificial intelligence and semiconductor chips are central to this ongoing rivalry. Export controls are intensifying the AI chip war between these nations. Global supply chains are being reshaped by this intense technological race. Other countries face opportunities and challenges…

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Quote of the day by Queen Elizabeth II: ‘Over the years, those who have seemed to me to be the most happy, contented…’ – A royal lesson on happiness, kindness and the power of giving

Quote of the day: Queen Elizabeth II believed a fulfilling life stems from unselfish service to others. She served as the longest-reigning British monarch for over seventy years. Her reign began in 1952 and concluded with her passing in 2022. She emphasized kindness and compassion throughout her extensive public service.

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Modi stopped Putin from using nuclear weapons in Russia-Ukraine war: Polish Deputy FM says Russian President pays attention to what Indian PM tells him

Poland's Deputy Foreign Minister Wladyslaw Bartoszewski lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's global influence. He stated Modi is one of few leaders who can influence Russian President Vladimir Putin. Bartoszewski credited Modi with helping prevent nuclear weapon use in late 2022. He also endorsed India's diplomatic approach to West Asian tensions.…

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New way to recycle old clothes: Arpan Kendras open across 10 Delhi Metro stations to donate unwanted garments; open from 7 am to 7 pm

Arpan Kendras: Delhi government has launched ‘Arpan Kendras’ at 10 metro stations to collect old clothes from residents and prevent textile waste from reaching landfills. The initiative will sort donated garments for reuse, upcycling and recycling while also creating livelihood opportunities for women-led self-help groups.

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No pressure from UPA govt during my tenure as CEC: S Y Quraishi

Former Chief Election Commissioner S Y Quraishi stated no government pressure was faced. He noted the Election Commission's strong image prevented any such approaches. Election dates were kept secret, even from intelligence agencies. The government learned of election announcements during press conferences. Quraishi has no information suggesting the situation has…

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Indian real estate attracts $3.2 billion PE investments in H1 2026, up 33% YoY: Savills India

Private equity investments in India's real estate sector rose 33% year-on-year to $3.2 billion in the first half of 2026, driven by strong interest in data centres, office assets and alternative real estate segments, according to Savills India. Domestic investors accounted for a majority of the inflows, while foreign capital…

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101-year-old working woman, who lives alone in New York, shares 3 tips to live longer, healthier, and happier, and none is about fitness

Eileen Lavine, a 101-year-old woman, maintains a sharp mind and active lifestyle. She credits her longevity to keeping her mind engaged with daily reading and puzzles. Lavine continues to work as a copy-editor, finding purpose in her professional contributions. She also prioritizes social connections, regularly engaging in games and family…

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Forced labour explained: Why India changed its import policy

India has amended its Foreign Trade Policy to prohibit imports of goods made using forced labour. This move creates a legal framework for banning such products in the future. The United States is investigating India and other economies over similar alleged failures. India's constitutional obligation and international commitments drive this…

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Global Market: Japan bond market sees steeper curve amid yield divergence

Japanese government bond yields saw a steepening curve on Wednesday. Shorter-dated yields declined, mirroring U.S. Treasury movements after inflation data. Longer-dated yields, however, climbed due to fiscal and inflation concerns. This occurred after a strong auction of 20-year bonds influenced market sentiment. Investors are watching pension fund allocation changes for…

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Food giants focus on the fine print to serve you right

Indian consumers are increasingly looking beyond prices and focusing on product labels, ingredients and nutrition details while making food choices. A Farmley report found that 62% of Indians now consider ingredient lists more important than celebrity endorsements, pushing food companies to improve transparency and reformulate products.

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'Like my lover': Chinese users bid farewell to AI companions

China implemented new rules on Wednesday to limit emotional reliance on AI companions. Major AI providers suspended custom agent and companion features before the deadline. These regulations target AI tools with human-like personalities and communication styles. That sparked an outpouring of grief on social media, with users archiving chat histories…

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Argentina vs England: The FIFA World Cup semi-final is not just a fight on football field

Argentina and England's FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final renews a fierce rivalry on the field, while decades-long territorial disputes over the Falkland Islands gain fresh fervor off the field. Argentina's foreign minister reiterated claims to the islands known as Islas Malvinas. This resurgence occurs as hopes for improved UK-Argentina ties…

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Explained: Why is stock market rising today even as Iran-US war escalates, oil prices cross $85

Indian equities rallied on Wednesday despite escalating Iran-US tensions and Brent crude crossing $85 a barrel, as investors bet the conflict will remain contained and global risk appetite improves on softer US inflation. Financial stocks led the gains, though analysts cautioned that geopolitical risks, inflation and oil prices remain key…

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Gill's fitness, Rohit's form in focus as India eye series win over England in 2nd ODI

India faces Shubman Gill's fitness and Rohit Sharma's form issues before the second ODI. Gill's potential absence as opener and captain raises significant team concerns. Rohit's batting approach has not yielded expected dividends, prompting scrutiny. Jasprit Bumrah's return to form is a major positive for the Indian side. India may…

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Anupam Rasayan signs USD 300 mn LOI with Spain's BasqueVolt for battery chemical supply

Anupam Rasayan India Ltd has signed a preliminary agreement with BasqueVolt SA. This non-binding letter of intent could generate USD 300 million in revenue. The deal explores supplying specialty chemicals for solid-state batteries over ten years. Anupam Rasayan's investments position it well for emerging electronic chemical opportunities. This agreement reflects…

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PFRDA introduces NPS PRIDE-Disha: Subscribers can track SIP returns, 5,000 days of NAV data and more

The PFRDA has launched NPS PRIDE-Disha, a new digital toolkit for subscribers. This tool allows comparisons of historical pension fund performance using SIP returns. It utilizes nearly 5,000 days of historical NAV data for analysis. Subscribers can now evaluate investment choices across asset classes effectively. The platform aids in making…

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Delhi HC lists plea on Wangchuk's deteriorating health for Thursday

The Delhi High Court is set to hear a public interest litigation on Thursday focused on the urgent health concerns of activist Sonam Wangchuk. Currently engaged in an indefinite fast at Jantar Mantar, Wangchuk is protesting for the education minister’s resignation related to NEET irregularities. The court has mandated that…

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Mutual funds cut cash allocation by over Rs 4,500 crore in June to 19-month low

Mutual funds cut cash holdings by over Rs 4,563 crore to Rs 1.83 lakh crore in June, marking a 19-month low, as fund houses increased equity exposure amid a market rally. The move came as geopolitical tensions eased and crude oil prices declined. The Sensex and Nifty50 gained 2.98% and…

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'Till death did them apart': 15-year-old emotional bond between man and his pet dog ends with a final goodbye after companion dies hours after master’s death

A loyal Pomeranian named Duggu passed away just hours after his devoted owner Pradeep Jain. Duggu waited for his owner's return and refused to leave his master's body. The elderly dog followed the funeral procession for a short distance before collapsing. The family arranged a separate bier for Duggu and…

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India's capital account surplus may rise to $105 billion in FY27: Motilal Oswal

India's capital account surplus is expected to reach USD 105 billion in FY27. Stronger foreign capital inflows and improved portfolio investments will support this growth. Services exports and remittances provide a steady cushion against trade deficits. The current account deficit is projected to widen modestly to USD 60 billion. This…

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