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Tata Motors shares are under investor watch. The company reported weak September quarter results. Its luxury unit, Jaguar Land Rover, also cut its guidance. This follows a cyber incident impacting Jaguar Land Rover’s performance. Despite challenges, Tata Motors’ domestic operations showed resilience. The company’s multi-powertrain portfolio, including EVs, drove growth.
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Kotak Mahindra Bank’s board will consider a share split proposal on November 21, potentially making its stock more accessible. The bank’s Q2 earnings met expectations, though margins saw a sequential dip. Analysts remain cautious, citing underperformance in NIM and slippage trends compared to peers.
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Oil prices dipped in early Asian trade, reversing last week’s gains as loadings resumed at Russia’s Novorossiysk port following a Ukrainian attack. Despite the resumption, ongoing Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil infrastructure and Western sanctions continue to be closely watched for potential future disruptions to global supply.
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Gold prices edged higher as investors awaited key U.S. economic data this week, including nonfarm payrolls, for clues on the Federal Reserve’s interest rate path. Traders are now pricing in a lower probability of a rate cut next month, while a firm dollar and subdued physical demand weighed on the precious metal.
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President Donald Trump has bought municipal and corporate bonds this fall. These include investments in companies like Netflix, Boeing, and Intel. The US government recently took a stake in Intel. Trump also purchased bonds from cities, school districts, utilities, and hospitals. These transactions were disclosed by the US Office of Government Ethics. Trump reported no...
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Bihar election results highlight the impact of cash transfers on voter turnout and electoral success. While markets anticipate a positive reaction to the NDA’s victory, concerns are rising over the fiscal deficit implications of such populist spending. Brokerages note that increased subsidy spending could push states’ fiscal deficits beyond the 3% GDP ceiling.
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