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The Indian Rupee saw a recovery from its record low, closing at 92.17 against the US Dollar on Thursday. Global crude oil prices surged amid West Asia conflict. A stronger dollar and domestic equity market volatility also impacted the rupee. Foreign fund outflows added to the pressure. The rupee touched an intra-day low of 92.36 before recovering slightly.
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The Indian rupee plunged to a record low as Middle East tensions fueled a surge in crude oil prices. This significant rise in energy costs is expected to prompt central bank intervention to stabilize the currency. Analysts warn of amplified rupee volatility and potential growth slowdown and inflation if oil prices remain elevated, overshadowing domestic economic data.
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Buyer demand in Britain’s housing market has significantly weakened, with a sharp drop in new enquiries attributed to concerns over the Middle East conflict and potential mortgage rate hikes driven by rising energy prices. Near-term sales expectations and house price gauges also declined, reflecting a cautious sentiment among surveyors.
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Corporate India faces a margin headwind in FY27, with Crisil Intelligence forecasting a 50 basis point shrinkage due to rising crude and gas prices. Sectors with dual exposure to revenue and cost risks, like ceramic tiles and airlines, are most vulnerable. The duration of West Asia tensions will significantly determine the extent of margin erosion.
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Shares of Indian power companies rose sharply as early summer heat pushed electricity demand higher. Limited solar output and supply constraints from LNG and hydro plants boosted thermal generation. Temperatures across key cities have been above normal. Rajkot in Gujarat recorded 42°C on Tuesday, the highest so far this year.
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