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Canada GDP q/q The headline from today’s Canadian GDP report is that growth declined on a per-capita basis for the sixth consecutive quarter. In addition, monthly GDP data showed just 0.1% m/m growth in September and October. CIBC writes: “While growth in the Canadian economy slowed to a crawl in Q3, that was broadly anticipated

In 2024, the Tata Group saw significant price growth, with most of its companies experiencing impressive gains. So far this calendar year, the group’s total market capitalization has increased by approximately Rs 3.77 lakh crore, reaching Rs 31.65 lakh crore. About 12 companies within the group have surged between 25% and 120%, with the top

Yen resumed its broad-based rally during the Asian session, lifted by stronger-than-expected Tokyo inflation data. The accelerated inflation figures have reignited market speculation about another rate hike by BoJ as early as December. Overnight index swaps now suggest there is over 60% probability of a 25bps increase at this upcoming meeting. A key highlight from

The Q2 reading was +2.1% annualized Q/Q reading +0.3% vs +0.5% prior Q/Q implicit price index +0.6% vs +1.1% prior Gov’t spending rose 1.1% in the quarter Household spending rose 0.9% in the quarter Business spending on machinery and equipment decreased 7.8% in the quarter Housing investment +0.8% in the quarter, the first expansion since

Indian benchmark equity indices climbed on Friday after a steep drop in the previous session, driven by gains in heavyweight Reliance Industries and drugmakers, while investors also awaited economic growth data due later in the day. Meanwhile, six small and midcap stocks from the Nifty 500 index hit new 52-week highs. Here’s the list:

The forex market has turned subdued as the US Thanksgiving holiday curbs activity, but overall trends have held steady. Yen continues to outperform, supported by the ongoing decline in US and European benchmark yields, maintaining its position as the strongest currency this week so far . Euro is the second strongest, showing signs of gaining

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On Thursday, the Sensex, the benchmark index, fell by 1190 points, ending at 79,043. Despite the market’s sharp decline, nine stocks from the BSE 500 index hit their 52-week highs. A 52-week high represents the highest price a stock has reached over the past year, offering valuable insights for traders and investors. This indicator is

The forex markets are generally staying in consolidation mode today with US on thanksgiving holiday. , and even Yen’s rally is losing some momentum. Nevertheless, the Japanese currency might find some renewed life with the Tokyo CPI data in the upcoming Asian session. BoJ Governing Kazuo Ueda has recently kept the option for a rate

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Investors typically seek stocks with consistent performance. ETMarkets analyses stocks that have delivered a price return of over 25% in each of the last three quarters of CY24. To narrow down the list, we focused on stocks with a market capitalization of at least Rs 2,500 crore. Notably, 12 stocks meet this criterion, and 11

Kiwi rebounded broadly during Asian session, supported by a less dovish-than-expected rate cut from RBNZ. While the 50bps reduction to 4.25% had been widely anticipated, RBNZ’s updated forecasts, which suggest a slower pace of easing in 2025, surprised markets. The central bank projects the OCR to reach 3.50% by the end of next year, a

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Written by , ETMarkets.com| Nov 27, 2024, 08:01:58 PM IST 1/6 Stock Ideas Indian headline indices ended in the green on Wednesday after a day’s break driven by banks and auto stocks, with HDFC Bank being a major driver. While the S&P BSE Sensex settled at 80,234.08, up by 230.02 points or 0.29%, the broader Nifty

Yen is asserting dominance in today’s markets, benefiting from notable decline in US and European benchmark treasury yields. US 10-year yield, in particular, is seeing a renewed drop, which is gaining momentum alongside the weakening USD/JPY. This raises the risks that both could be reversing their rallies that began in mid-September. However, with reduced liquidity

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Bullion prices rebounded after two days of sharp fall with silver logging its steepest single-day gain of Rs 5,200 to hit Rs 95,800 per kg on Wednesday amid strong global trends and buying rush from local jewellers. Gold of 99.9 per cent purity climbed Rs 650 to Rs 78,800 per 10 grams in the national

Dollar strengthened broadly in Asian session, especially against commodity currencies, following a bold announcement from President-elect Donald Trump. Trump pledged to impose steep tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China to pressure them into halting fentanyl trafficking to the US. The announcement came as markets were digesting the positive sentiment surrounding Trump’s Treasury Secretary pick, hedge