The second-quarter earnings season is in full swing, with 166 companies set to release their July-September 2024 results. Key players like M&M and Trent are anticipated to post robust revenue growth, driven by strong performance in their respective sectors. While M&M's profits are projected to remain steady, Trent's bottom line is expected to see significant improvement.
Four companies have received approval from SEBI for their IPOs. These companies are Rubicon Research, Sai Life Sciences, Sanathan Textiles and Metalman Auto. The IPOs will consist of fresh issues and offers for sale. The companies will raise funds from the public market.
Four companies have received approval from SEBI for their IPOs. These companies are Rubicon Research, Sai Life Sciences, Sanathan Textiles and Metalman Auto. The IPOs will consist of fresh issues and offers for sale. The companies will raise funds from the public market.
Gold and copper prices plummeted as Donald Trump's victory sent the US dollar soaring. The surge in the dollar, fueled by Trump's win and Republican control of the Senate, diminished the appeal of metals for buyers. This outcome triggered profit-taking among traders who had sought refuge in gold amidst pre-election uncertainty.
Bitcoin surged past $75,000 for the first time following Donald Trump's US election victory. The futures market, particularly CME's basis and perpetual futures contracts, indicates a potential continuation of this rally. This surge is attributed to expectations of crypto-favorable policies under a second Trump administration.
Visa is introducing new tools to enhance payment experiences, including "payment passkeys" for biometric authentication, aiming to reduce checkout times to 20 seconds. The company is also implementing flexible credentials for smoother cross-border transactions and launching A2A Protect, powered by AI, to mitigate fraud in real-time payments by analyzing transaction patterns and risk levels.
Indian IT companies saw their stocks surge following Donald Trump's presidential election victory. The rally was fueled by optimism surrounding Trump's pro-business policies, which are expected to boost IT spending. However, potential protectionist measures under a Trump administration pose a risk for Indian software exporters, potentially hindering the sector's growth.
As global investors brace for economic and geopolitical tremors with the US at the epicentre, India is perceived as being among those economies that may benefit from Trump's presidency, which is expected to see higher trade tariffs and lead to an exacerbation of US-China tensions.
