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equity market has seen a decent rally with the benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty hovering around record levels supported by positive global as well as domestic cues. The Nifty50 index touched its all-time high level of 19,567 on Thursday, and has seen a sharp rally of over 15% since its March 2023.

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Rising tennis star Carlos Alcaraz found himself at the centre of attention following Novak Djokovic's security concerns about filming during training sessions. Alcaraz's response to questions regarding his father's alleged filming of Djokovic's practice sessions ignited a flurry of discussions and debates. The 20-year-old athlete has rejected any accusations of ill intent made against his father, offering a straightforward explanation that sheds light on the situation.

Wipro with a target price of Rs 410. The current market price of Wipro is Rs 397.85.

foreign banks that have shut shop in the country or scaled down their operations. So far, foreign lenders such as South Africa's First Rand Bank and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank have completely exited India, while others such as Citi Bank, Barclays, and BNP Paribas have scaled down their operations. This leaves around 44 foreign lenders operating in the country. There have been some murmurs about how these exits are linked to stricter compliance requirements for foreign lenders, and more banks may leave Indian shores, which doesn't augur well for the economy as a whole. Foreign banks have been lobbying for changes in Indian banking regulations, arguing for a level playing field, but the fact is that most of these exits are linked to global business strategies. Supported by resilient domestic demand, India's growth story is only going to get stronger. Already, India's state-run banks have turned around, and private sector lenders are also well placed to meet the demands of a growing economy. As per a report from Goldman Sachs Research, India may emerge as the world’s second-largest economy by 2075. It makes little business sense if foreign lenders choose to stay away or continue here with restricted operations. In this context, the question arises: Do foreign banks need to reinvent themselves to stay relevant in India?

Indian IT firms,  Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), HCL Technologies, and Wipro, have revealed their financial results for the April-June quarter of the current financial year (Q1FY24). The results were a mixed bag, and their guidance suggests a cautious outlook amid some signs of positivity for the near future. This situation may make it slightly challenging for investors to determine their strategy regarding these stocks.  TCS reported a 16.84 per cent year-on-year (YoY) rise in its consolidated net profit.

China is facing pressure on trade as foreign shipments drop off and domestic demand remains weak, with a darkening global growth outlook and geopolitical tensions making a reprieve unlikely anytime soon. The country’s exports fell 12.4% in dollar terms in June from a year earlier, the customs administration said Thursday. That was the second straight month of declines and the biggest drop since the pandemic hit in early 2020.

RBL Bank’s daily trend is bullish to sideways. RSI for monthly is showing sideways momentum.

Global strategy consulting firm McKinsey says it has not had any formal complaints of bullying or sexual harassment in its Australian office in the past five years, and just three allegations of employee misconduct.

Arunachal Pradesh as an integral part of India. The resolution was introduced by Senators Jeff Merkley, Bill Hagerty, Tim Kaine and Chris Van Hollen on Thursday.

Planning for retirement and saving for college are increasingly becoming competing priorities — and many parents are staying in the workforce longer because of it.

BENGALURU : Wipro Ltd saw its quarterly dollar revenue decline 2.1% in the June quarter, after Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Ltd and HCL Technologies Ltd reported tepid numbers earlier, raising concerns about the sluggish growth of India’s $245 billion IT services industry in the current fiscal year. Worryingly, Wipro has forecast that its revenue could contract again in the September quarter. The country’s fourth-largest IT services firm estimates revenue could fall by 2% or improve by 1% in constant currency terms.

New Delhi: India and the US are working together to ensure that there is not disruption in the global clean energy supply chain, said Bhupinder Singh Bhalla, secretary, union ministry of petroleum and natural gas. Addressing the US-India Energy Summit: ‘Partnering for a Sustainable Future’, the official noted that the recently announced US-India New and emerging renewable energy technologies action platform would help in reducing the cost of green hydrogen production as per the respective green hydrogen strategies of both the countries.

Investing.com — With U.S. inflation data and rate hike concerns baked into the cake, OPEC did a grandstanding Thursday on its demand forecast for the current year and next to show all was hunky and dory with the oil market. 

₹3454.98 crore, surpassing ICICI Bank and Reliance Industries Ltd. On a day of high market volatility, with the Nifty fluctuating 181 points, the HDFC Bank stock ended 0.5% higher at ₹1641.10 apiece. So far in 2023, the HDFC Bank stock underperformed its peers and the 12- member Bank Nifty index, but analysts said it is likely to narrow the gap following its earnings call with investors as well as analysts.

Smart, a joint venture of Germany's Mercedes Benz (OTC:MBGAF) and China's Geely Automobile Holdings (OTC:GELYY), revealed Thursday its intentions to pursue series-A funding in order to secure $250-300 million. The objective behind this fundraising initiative is to strengthen its long-term sustainable development strategy while expediting its global expansion efforts.

NEW DELHI : The European Investment Bank (EIB) will support India’s nascent Indian green hydrogen ecosystem and renewable energy projects with a facility of up to €1billion, the agency said on Thursday. EIB vice-president Kris Peeters will confirm the interest in providing the facility during his upcoming trip to India this week to attend G20 events.

For decades, selling to China has been a key ingredient in Germany’s recipe for economic success. Now, Berlin wonders if its partner has gotten too close for comfort. On Thursday, Germany released its first-ever “China strategy," an attempt to balance the relationship’s huge economic benefits with the need to manage risks posed by Beijing’s increasing authoritarianism at home and assertiveness abroad.

India is governed by the Rule of Law, right? We have laws made by a democratically elected Parliament and an independent judiciary that decides on disputes in accordance with laws framed by Parliament. But do these two factors constitute the totality of the Rule of Law? The legal process in India is often protracted. High pendency of cases is both a symptom and a cause.

Economic Advisory Council to the PM (EAC-PM) on Thursday said the estimates of poverty from the National Sample Survey household consumption expenditure, done by the ministry of statistics and programme implementation, might be exaggerated, given that it over-represents the rural and the socially disadvantaged, the scheduled caste, suggesting a need to focus on data quality. Further, the NSS estimates from the employment and unemployment for people engaged in the agricultural sector and the workforce participation rate might be exaggerated as well as it over-represents the rural population and the proportion of the working-age population at the national and rural and urban areas respectively, it said.