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Israel-Palestine War: Impact on Global Stock Market

The Israel-Palestine War has been categorised as the worst attack on Israeli soil in several decades. Tensions started when there was a surprise attack by Iran-backed Hamas, which is a Palestinian militant group. This attack killed more than 1,000 in Israel and several other were wounded many. As a result of Israel-Palestine War, there were

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How Passive Flows Became The Driving Force Behind Foreign Capital Inflows

Discover how passive flows are shaping the landscape of foreign capital inflows and what this means for global economies. Passive investing is becoming increasingly popular in India as well. Just as in the US, where nearly 37.8% of stocks are owned by passive investors who invest in exchange traded funds that track benchmark indices, India

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Why A Current Account Surplus can be Detrimental to India’s Economy

Although India has had sporadic current account surpluses in recent years, there have been rumors of sustained surpluses. Nevertheless, it is not a favourable prospect if India is to continue on its growth path. There is a lopsided view among economists on whether the country can attain current account neutrality or, for that matter, a

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The Impact of Rising US Interest Rates: FPIs Withdraw ₹10,000 Crore in September

Since the current financial year started, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have been buying Indian stocks, but they appear to be switching their focus to US bonds. For the first three weeks of September, they have pulled out ₹10,000 crore from Indian stocks due to rising US interest rates .According to market pundits, the hawkish Fed

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China Economy on the Brink of a Full-Blown Financial Crisis, Warns Market Expert

Despite china economy slowdown, the country may still experience a few rebounds, similar to the “false dawns” Japan saw in the 1990s. The Chinese tech sector, which continues to outperform other leading economies, could cause temporary bouncebacks. Despite Beijing’s heavy-handed regulation of its tech firms, these industries continue to grow; for example, China is the

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Top 50 Richest Country in the World

When we talk about the richest country in the world, we look up to its economic status. However, there are several factors affecting the wealth of a country. From the industries they excel at to their population, everything matters. The lifestyle of individuals living in a particular country also changes according to the country’s status.

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Why Russia’s Brain Drain is Diminishing Faster than Indonesia’s

The impact of Russia’s war on Ukraine on the economy is becoming more apparent. There have been record numbers of emigration out of Russia since Vladimir Putin launched the invasion in February 2022, with some estimates putting the number at 1 million. A recent analysis from Re: Russia narrowed the number to 817,000-922,000. As a

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How can India’s IT sector retain women in the workforce?

In a country renowned for its booming IT industry, a crucial question looms large on the horizon: how can India’s IT sector retain women in the workforce? As technology continues to propel our world forward, it is disheartening to witness the underrepresentation of talented women in these transformative fields. According to BRSR, India’s IT sector

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Commercial LPG Cylinders Prices Slashed by ₹158 Following Domestic Price Reduction

Public sector Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have slashed the price of 19 KG commercial LPG gas cylinders by Rs 158, according to sources. As of today, Delhi’s retail price for a 19kg commercial LPG cylinder will be Rs 1,522. On Raksha Bandhan, the central government reduced the price of domestic LPG by Rs 200 as

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How the Chinese Government Masks its Economy Turmoil

The Chinese economy will still be important to global business, but it will no longer serve as the engine of growth because of this transformation. While those on the outside will be able to observe the economy, it will become increasingly difficult to understand what’s going on inside. But it will still advance, but much

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