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Asia FX muted, dollar near 1-mth high amid doubts over early rate cuts
Investing.com-- Most Asian currencies moved little on Thursday after clocking steep losses in the prior session, while the dollar fell slightly from a one-month high as strong U.S. retail sales data spurred more doubts over early rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
18.01 / 02:47
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Dollar holds near one-month peak as dovish Fed bets recede
dollar held close to a one-month peak versus major peers on Thursday after robust U.S. retail sales data overnight added to building expectations the Federal Reserve will not rush to lower interest rates. Australia's dollar weakened after data showed an unexpected decline in employment. The U.S.
18.01 / 01:27
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Australia jobs unexpectedly shrink in Dec, labor market still seen tight
Investing.com-- Australia’s labor market unexpectedly shrank in December with the participation rate falling from record highs, although low unemployment and relatively high participation still pointed to resilience in the sector.
17.01 / 16:33
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IND vs AFG: 'Hitman' Rohit Sharma hammers 5th T20 century, becomes first player to do so globally
ALSO READ: India vs Afghanistan Live Score Updates, 3rd T20 In just 64 balls, Rohit hammered his 5th T20 century and became the first and only player to have this number in international T20 cricket. He is now followed by Suryakumar Yadav, Australia's Glenn Maxwell, and Pakistan's Babar Azam.
17.01 / 10:26
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Asian stocks hit by rate-cut uncertainty, middling China GDP; Nikkei rises
Investing.com-- Most Asian stocks fell on Wednesday as Federal Reserve officials downplayed expectations for early interest rate cuts, while economic growth figures from China largely underwhelmed markets.
17.01 / 02:17
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Naomi Osaka vows not to mope after 'bittersweet' Australian Open exit
Naomi Osaka said Wednesday that crashing out of the Australian Open was «bittersweet» but vowed not to mope as she headed home in time to see new baby Shai crawl for the first time. The Japanese star, who has won four Grand Slams, including two in Melbourne, stepped away from tennis in September 2022, citing mental health concerns. After giving birth to a girl in July, she returned for the 2024 season only to hit a roadblock at the first hurdle in the opening Grand Slam of the year on Monday. «I remember last year I wished I had an opportunity to play again on Rod Laver Arena and this year that happened, so one of my dreams already came true,» she said on social media. «Currently, however, my entire being is so disappointed with my result, the standards I set myself are so incredibly high. »I try to remind myself that I was pregnant six months ago and I can't expect amazing results from the jump — that doesn't really do much to quell my thoughts though." The rusty 26-year-old former world number one was knocked out by French 16th seed Caroline Gracia, losing steam after going toe-to-toe at the start of the match. Despite her disappointment, Osaka said she was better able to deal with defeat now than earlier in her career. «Understanding the importance of time is a skill I improved on after having Shai — things that used to bother me don't bother me anymore, I don't have time for it,» she said. «In that same aspect I don't feel I have time to mope after losses anymore. The world moves on and I have to continue to walk forward.» Unlike some of the other mothers returning to the tennis circuit tour, such as Caroline Wozniacki and Angelique Kerber, Osaka opted not to travel with baby Shai.
16.01 / 15:04
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JPMorgan hiring in private-asset push targeting Canada's wealthy
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is building up its Canadian asset management team, with new hires planned for Toronto and Montreal, as it looks to tap into growing demand from the wealthy for private investments.
16.01 / 09:51
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Academically: Pioneering the future of healthcare education
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare education, Dr. Akram Ahmad, founder and CEO of Academically, is spearheading a transformative shift.
16.01 / 08:39
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Pat Cummins, Deepti Sharma win December honours in ICC Player of the Month Awards
Pat Cummins wins ICC Men's Player of the Month award for bowling heroics in the Test triumph against Pakistan. Meanwhile, Deepti Sharma of India won the maiden ICC Women's Player of the Month award thanks to her multi-format brilliance against England and Australia, according to a release from the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday. ICC revealed the Men's and Women's Player of the Month award winners for December 2023 after shortlists were announced last week. Pat Cummins caps a spectacular 2023 with the ICC Men's Player of the Month award for December, following a supreme bowling performance in his side's victorious Test series against Pakistan. On the other hand, Deepti Sharma won her first ICC Women's Player of the Month prize after batting and bowling brilliance in all three formats secured notable victories for India over strong opposition in England and Australia. Cummins was at the forefront of Australia's Test success over Pakistan in December, demonstrating the leadership and bowling prowess that personified Australia's surge to success in 2023, winning their maiden World Test Championship mace, and their sixth Men's Cricket World Cup crown earlier in the year. The highlight of another spectacular month for Cummins came in the side's second Test victory over Pakistan in Melbourne.
16.01 / 06:43
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Asian stocks slip, Nikkei sees mild profit-taking at 34-year highs
Investing.com-- Most Asian stocks fell on Tuesday, with Japan’s Nikkei 225 retreating as investors locked-in profits from a stellar rally, while focus turned to key upcoming economic indicators from China.
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Asia FX weakens, dollar rises as markets await more Fed, rate-cut cues
Investing.com-- Most Asian currencies retreated on Tuesday, while the dollar advanced as traders remained largely risk-averse before more cues on when the Federal Reserve could begin cutting interest rates.
16.01 / 03:39
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Rupee can be winner after 7 years only if this one condition is met
India may only result in mild gains for the rupee as the nation’s central bank will likely continue to grip the currency tightly. On its own, the stars are aligned for the rupee — prospects of large bond and stocks inflows on the back of JPMorgan Chase & Co’s inclusion of Indian debt in its emerging market index as well as a global risk-on sentiment. Yet analysts are reluctant to call a sizeably stronger rupee, which has traded within a very narrow range over the last year despite large inflows into India’s equity and debt markets. While the central bank seems to have eased a bit on its intervention lately — the rupee has turned into Asia’s top performer so far this month — limiting the swings in the currency may continue to be a prime focus. “The Reserve Bank of India will let the rupee appreciate only gradually,” said Dhiraj Nim, economist and forex strategist at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group.
16.01 / 02:49
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Indian stock market: 7 key things that changed for market overnight - Gift Nifty, oil prices to trade deficit
Sensex surged 759.49 points, or 1.05%, to end at 73,327.94, while the Nifty 50 ended 202.90 points, or 0.93%, higher at 22,097.45. “Q3 earning season had a positive start and is further expected to be propelled by the BFSI segment, where many heavyweights are likely to post their results this week. This will support the overall ongoing market momentum and stock-specific action," said Siddhartha Khemka, Head - Retail Research, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd.
16.01 / 00:19
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Australia consumer sentiment worsens in Jan- Westpac
Investing.com-- Australian consumer sentiment deteriorated in early-January, a private survey showed on Tuesday, as signs of sticky inflation kept respondents on edge over more interest rate hikes and lower household savings.
15.01 / 13:25
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Osaka crashes out as Medvedev, Gauff power on at Australian Open
Australian Open champion Naomi Osaka's Grand Slam comeback ended abruptly Monday, crashing out to Caroline Garcia, but US Open winner Coco Gauff and men's third seed Daniil Medvedev surged on in Melbourne. On a baking-hot day at Melbourne Park, men's seventh seed Stefanos Tsitsipas and women's sixth seed Ons Jabeur also tasted first-round victory. But Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova and veteran Andy Murray made early exits. Japanese star Osaka, 26, stepped away from the sport in September 2022, citing mental health concerns. After giving birth to a baby girl in July, she decided to return for the new season and was back at the scene of her title-winning exploits in 2019 and 2021. But she was unable to rediscover her championship-winning form against 16th-seeded Frenchwoman Garcia after just two competitive games in Brisbane since returning. «She's been through a lot but I'm just very glad to see her back and I hope she can enjoy the tennis now and have fun out there.
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India beat Afghanistan by six wickets in 2nd T20I
Shivam Dube and Yashasvi Jaiswal smashed Afghanistan's bowlers to smithereens on way to swashbuckling half-centuries as India made short work of a 173-run target to win the second T20I by six wickets here on Sunday. While Yashasvi got out after hammering 68 off 34 balls, including six sixes, Dube ended unbeaten on a 32-ball 63, hitting four maximums in the process. India completed the chase with 26 balls to spare, taking an unassailable lead in the three-match series. Gulbadin Naib top-scored with a breezy 35-ball 57 before the lower-order batters Mujeeb Ur Rahman (21 off 9 balls) and Karim Janat (20 off 10) chipped in with useful contributions to lift Afghanistan to 172 all out. India's chase began on a eventful note that saw a first-ball boundary by Yashasvi Jaiswal, a loud shout for an lbw and an unsuccessful Afghanistan review, and a first-ball duck for Rohit Sharma. In his first T20I since November 2022, Virat Kohli began with a lovely boundary before Jaiswal smashed Fazalhaq Farooqi for two sixes. Recreating the famous shot he played against Haris Rauf in the last T20 World Cup at MCG, Kohli hit a short-of-a-length Naveen-ul-Haq delivery back over the bowler's head for a four.
14.01 / 13:29
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IPOs This Week: Medi Assist Healthcare IPO to Maxposure IPO; 5 new issues, 4 listings to keep primary market buzzing
IPOs Next Week: The primary market witnessed some major listings in both main board and small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) segments last month, which kept investors engaged with subscriptions and listings. Moving on, the second week of January sees strong market buzz - similarly packed with new listings and initial public offering (IPO) issues, that are available for subscription. In the primary market during the period 6-13 January, the mainboard IPO of Jyoti CNC opened to raise ₹1,000 crore.
14.01 / 12:05
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'Ravichandran Ashwin doesn't deserve…': Yuvraj Singh's strong views on spinner's future in T20, ODI
He is very good with the ball, but what does he bring with the bat? Or as a fielder? In the Test team, yes, he should be there. But in white-ball cricket, I don't think he deserves a place," Yuvraj Singh told Times of India. Things started going downhill for Ravichandran Ashwin in 2017 when younger spinners like Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav replaced him in the Indian squad.
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