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Editor at GoodReturns (One India), ex-CNBC-TV18, Reuters. Prefer fuchka over gol gappe and pani puri. Tweets are not endorsements and opinions are my own.
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How 20 Miles of Mayhem Impacts India's Trade Deficit, Rupee, Crude Oil and Stock Market

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India's trade deficit has widened to Rs $30.43 billion in June compared with $28.21 billion in May, largely due to a sharper decline in exports and rise in imports, but is this a number we should be worried about, especially at a time when the global economy is taking a beating from higher crude prices? Let's try to understand simply.
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Global Stock Market Heatmap Today: Dow, Nasdaq, Nikkei, Hang Seng, Nifty - Top Gainers & Losers

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Major equity markets around the world have gained in double digits so far this year, barring a few, like India's Nifty 50, Sensex and Hang Seng, led by excellent corporate earnings, huge investments in artificial intelligence (AI) and semiconductor technologies, and a resilient global economy.
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Forget AI and Climate Change: Geopolitics, War, and Crude Oil Could Trigger the Next Global Crisis

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When I looked at news portals this morning, I came across news such as US President Donald Trump wants to end the Iran war, and the very next header was that fresh missiles were launched on Iran by the United States military after he removed the ceasefire on Wednesday, triggering crude oil to shoot up.
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