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Vinit Bolinjkar, Head of Research, Ventura Securities, says “the Ambuja Group offers an opportunity to enter the segment because over the next three years, we are going to see some huge capacity additions. It is a largecap stock and due to the baggage around the Adani Group, it was underperforming.” He further says, “I will go with BHEL” in capital goods space. “There is a very sweet spot for BHEL to build on this story.”Are there fresh opportunities within the cement pack wherein you would recommend a buy?I believe that the Ambuja Group offers an opportunity to enter the segment because over the next three years, we are going to see some huge capacity additions. It is a largecap stock and due to the baggage around the Adani Group, it was underperforming. But tomorrow we have the hearing and hence, I expect that once the hearing is through, better sense will prevail, investment buying will start and I expect this stock to do well in the cement sector.

According to the FT, Murray Roos, head of capital markets at the LSE Group, spoke to it had decided to press forward with the venture after 12-months of internal debate on the potential for a blockchain-powered trading venue.

Amidst a swirl of speculation and anticipation, Bitcoin is showing modest gains, trading at $26,028, reflecting a nearly 1% rise as of Monday. Cathie Wood, a notable figure in the investment realm, expresses her bullish stance on the impending merger of Bitcoin with Artificial Intelligence. 

According to the FT, Murray Roos, head of capital markets at the LSE Group, spoke to it had decided to press forward with the venture after 12-months of internal debate on the potential for a blockchain-powered trading venue.

₹1.55 trillion, making it the third-most valuable in its space. In the financial services space, this value is less about what it has done so far and more about what it promises. Those two different prisms partly explain the volatility the stock has seen since its listing.

bond investors to bet that the tightening cycle is finally ending. A spate of slowing employment metrics this week, crowned by Friday’s August payrolls report, has shifted market sentiment in favor of owning policy-sensitive two-year Treasuries, which BlackRock Inc.’s Jeff Rosenberg called a “screaming buy.” The prospect of the Fed wrapping up its most aggressive tightening campaign in decades also drew investors to another favorite end-of-cycle trade — a steepening yield curve. The wager is that as the focus shifts to the timing of a potential Fed pivot to easing, short-maturity notes will fare better than long-term bonds.

The cryptocurrency market is once again filled with dramatic twists and turns. While Bitcoin price faces headwinds, largely due to the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) recent decision to delay approvals for spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) applications, there's a palpable buzz in the meme coin sector. 

Wind and solar developers want to be able to connect projects directly to parts of the electricity grid to sidestep the roadblock of new transmission and ease the strain on a system creaking during the energy transition.

Fresh off a pivotal win in court this week, Grayscale Investments LLC may soon find itself in another fight: the $7.5 trillion US exchange-traded industry’s never-ending contest over fees.

Apollo Global Management Inc. hired BlackRock Inc. veteran Rick Moreno to bolster the buyout giant’s US team targeting investment firms for the ultra-rich.

You don’t have to want to invest in bitcoin to be in favour of United States regulators giving their approval to a bitcoin exchange-traded fund. You can disapprove of other people putting their money into the cryptocurrency, but defend the idea that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) should let them. Perhaps not to the death — we don’t need to go all Voltaire about this — but you get the idea.

The Securities and Exchange Commission delayed making a decision again on whether to approve the first U.S. exchange-traded fund that invests directly in bitcoin, disappointing advocates just days after a court ruling that was viewed by many as clearing a path for the long-awaited product. 

It is more than two years since high inflation returned to the rich world, and hopes that it will quietly fade are themselves fading. True, prices are rising more slowly than in 2022, when the pace hit 9.1% in America, 10.6% in the euro area and 10.4% globally. But the view that this was just a passing lurch looks ever less plausible.

Grayscale Investments is a big boost for the cryptocurrency industry's decade-long effort to launch an exchange-traded fund that tracks bitcoin, even if it does not immediately open the floodgates for such products. A three-judge panel of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals in Washington on Tuesday ruled that the Securities and Exchange Commission was wrong to reject Grayscale's proposed bitcoin ETF without explaining its reasoning, in a case that has been closely watched by the industry. The ruling requires the SEC to review Grayscale's application, meaning there is no certainty it will reach a different conclusion and greenlight the product. And the regulatory agency, which on Tuesday said it was studying the ruling, could appeal.

The news sent crypto prices surging on Tuesday, with Bitcoin gaining more than six per cent, pushing the $28,000 mark. Grayscale and other asset managers, including BlackRock, WisdomTree and Fidelity, have pushed for the SEC to approve spot bitcoin ETFs, which would allow people to invest in the crypto without having to won it themselves..

Tim Bevan, CEO of ETC Group, said that following the ruling, it seemed inevitable that spot BTC ETFs will now come to the US.

The cryptocurrency fund manager Grayscale has won a major court battle against the Securities and Exchange Commission, paving the way for the first bitcoin exchange-traded fund

The news sent crypto prices surging on Tuesday, with Bitcoin gaining more than six per cent, pushing the $28,000 mark.Grayscale and other asset managers, including BlackRock, WisdomTree and Fidelity, have pushed for the SEC to approve spot bitcoin ETFs, which would allow people to invest in the crypto without having to won it themselves..

The cryptocurrency fund manager Grayscale has won a major court battle against the Securities and Exchange Commission, paving the way for the first bitcoin exchange-traded fund

Bitcoin's gains from a U.S. court ruling that bolsters future prospects for retail investor-friendly funds have rescued the original cryptocurrency from a dismal month, offering new optimism over its longer-term outlook. The Securities and Exchange Commission's denial of Grayscale Investments' proposal was «arbitrary and capricious», a federal court said on Tuesday, handing the crypto asset manager a landmark victory that could pave the way for the first product of its kind.

The first bitcoin spot ETF is potentially closer to hitting the market after an appeals court ruled in favor of Grayscale in a highly anticipated case with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Tuesday.