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U.S. job openings fell in December, a sign that the labor market is cooling but remains healthy

US-China trade war made clear that Xi Jinping is taking a more cautious approach than during Donald Trump’s first term.

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Foreign investors pumped in nearly Rs 823 crore in the cash market on Tuesday, which is the first time FII flows have been positive in just over a month. StockEdge data shows that FIIs have been net buyers last on January 2. Indian markets have been facing brutal wrath of foreign investors, as they sold over Rs 2 lakh crore in the last four months. In January alone, foreign outflows amounted to Rs 76,551 crore.

Bryan Johnson, best known for his anti-aging project Blueprint, has sparked a global conversation after abruptly walking out of a podcast recording in India, citing unbearable air pollution. But it wasn’t just India’s smog that grabbed his attention—upon returning to the U.S., Johnson had a revelation of a different kind. He drew a startling comparison between India’s deeply normalized air pollution crisis and America’s obesity epidemic, questioning why neither country has declared these major health threats a national emergency.

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Nifty is presently in the process of a new higher bottom formation in the short term. The near-term uptrend of the Nifty remains intact. The present weakness could end up soon at the lows and another round of upside bounce is likely to resume from the higher lows. However, a decisive upside breakout of 23,500-23,600 levels could open more upside ahead. Immediate support is placed at 23,200 levels, said Nagaraj Shetti of HDFC Securities.

Bianca Censori, the wife of the rapper and designer formerly known as Kanye West, appeared in a look so pared-back at the 67th Grammy Awards. Many people wondered if her ensemble could be considered indecent exposure.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. MUMBAI : The Indian edtech players are expected to integrate traditional education approaches with educational technology as the ecosystem matures following the post-pandemic boom, top executives at edtech-focused venture capital firm GSV Ventures told Mint. “The ecosystem in learning and skills is now being viewed as more than just edtech," said Deborah Quazzo, managing partner of the US-based venture capital firm, in an interview on the sidelines of the ASU+GSV and Emeritus Summit in Gurugram. “It now includes large site-based education players, universities, and corporate entities—because you need more than just edtech to make it real." This marks a shift from the massive post-pandemic edtech boom that saw edtech players like Byju’s, Unacademy, and Physics Wallah, among others, come of age in the country.

A man from Gurgaon, working at Accenture Strategy, shared how he built his net worth from zero to Rs 5 crore over the past 10 years. Gurjot Ahluwalia, who plans to retire with financial independence in 2025, recently posted on social media announcing his current net worth of Rs 5 crore, calling it his biggest achievement of 2024. He also shared a screenshot of his INDmoney app, showing his liabilities at ₹2.7 lakh.

Donald Trump slapped tariffs on goods from three major trade partners at the weekend.

Premier Energies are likely to remain in focus after the company reported a 490.58% YoY surge in its profit after tax (PAT) at Rs 255.22 crore for the third quarter of the financial year 2025. The same stood at Rs 43.21 crore for the same period of the last year. On a quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) basis, PAT also showed a healthy increase of 23.93% from Rs 205.94 crore in Q2 FY25.

Stocks that were in focus include names like Power Grid, which fell 1.9% and Divis Laboratories, which gained 6% and Tata Chemicals, whose shares fell 1.7% on Monday.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. On 3 Feruary, the market closed in the red amid weak global cues and concerns over low capex allocation in the Union Budget 2025-26, triggering a sharp sell-off in capex-related stocks. The Nifty declined 121.10 points to close at 23,361 (-0.52%), while the Bank Nifty dropped 296 points to settle at 49,210 (-0.60%).

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The stock has been experiencing a lot of volatility, and the recent profit booking dragged the prices into the ‘kumo’ support region and is now spurring a rebound. The robust long body candles are indicating some positive traction ahead.

Grammys that you didn't see on TV: Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar receive the loudest applause, Taylor Swift pops champagne despite returning home empty-handed, and more.

Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet have been the talk of the town, turning heads with their glamorous public appearances, from the Golden Globes to Parisian getaways. But while their romance appears to be thriving in front of the cameras, behind the scenes, Kylie is reportedly on edge—and it all comes down to her family’s relentless push for control.

Bill Winters, chief executive officer of Standard Chartered Plc, will visit India this week as the London-based lender seeks to bolster its presence in the South Asian country.

Donald Trump waging a tariff war on Canada, Mexico and China sent a chill into global markets as major European and Asian indices, including India's headline indices, reeled under selling pressure on Monday. Banks, energy and FMCG stocks fell most even as the IT sector tried to salvage some pride. Meanwhile, Saturday’s Budget announcements or rather the lack of them for capex-intensive sectors soured the D-Street sentiments. While the 30-stock S&P BSE Sensex finished at 77,186.74, declining by 319.22 points or 0.41%, the broader Nifty fell by 31.75 points or 0.52% to close at 23,361.05. Commenting on the day's action, Dr. Praveen Dwarakanath, Vice President of Hedged.in, highlighted that Nifty exhibited strength taking support from the middle of the Bollinger band after a sudden fall during the day.