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يتطور·27 dk önce
India's Petrol Among World's Cheapest Due to Ethanol Blending: Petroleum Minister
India offers some of the world's cheapest petrol, with ethanol blending a key factor in keeping consumer prices low. This strategy reduces dependence on volatile global crude oil prices, as farmers' ethanol has fixed annual prices. The Middle East conflict has driven up international oil prices, impacting other nations.
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يتطور·52 dk önce
RBI Faces Challenge Unwinding Large Dollar Bets to Support Rupee
India's central bank is carefully unwinding its massive short dollar forward position, built to support the rupee. The challenge lies in managing the pace to avoid currency market destabilization, as forecasters predict continued pressure on the Indian currency.
Economic Times
يتطور·27 dk önce
Apollo Micro Systems to Acquire Premier Explosives Stake for Rs 1,550 Crore
Apollo Micro Systems is acquiring a 41.33% stake in Premier Explosives for Rs 1,550 crore to bolster its defense and aerospace capabilities. The deal, expected to close by December 2026, includes a mandatory open offer to public shareholders and aims to strengthen India's indigenous defense manufacturing.
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يتطور·2 sa önce
Top Stocks to Buy Today: Bharti Airtel and HDFC Bank Recommended by Bajaj Broking
Bajaj Broking Research recommends buying Bharti Airtel and HDFC Bank on July 10, 2026. Bharti Airtel is advised for purchase in the ₹1910-1942 range with a target of ₹2125, and HDFC Bank in the 810.00-830.00 range with a target of ₹910.
Times of India
يتطور·2 sa önce
Oil Prices Steady Amid Middle East Tensions, Set for Weekly Gains
Oil prices remained elevated, poised for significant weekly gains despite a slight dip Friday, as Iran's attacks on US military sites in the Middle East heightened supply concerns. The Strait of Hormuz remains a key focus.
Times of India
يتطور·2 sa önce
Starbucks Develops Internal AI Tools to Replace Software Purchases
Starbucks is developing its own AI tools to replace software currently licensed from Microsoft and IBM, aiming to cut annual spending. Some tools may launch by the end of next year.
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