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Global Shares Rack Up Records, Dollar Gains Ground
Europe kept record high world share indices creeping forward on Thursday, while European Central Bank efforts to tame the euro lifted the dollar and government bond markets higher.
Economic Activities In UP On Rise; August Revenue Higher: Suresh Khanna
Recovering from the losses caused by the lockdown, the Uttar Pradesh government on Thursday said it has collected Rs 600 crore more revenue in August as compared to the yearago period. "Due to the COVID19 lockdown, there was a significant decline in the...
Route Mobile's Rs 600-cr IPO To Open Next Week
Route Mobile, a cloud communications service provider, will launch its initial public offering next week to raise an estimated Rs 600 crore, merchant banking sources said on Thursday. The public offer comprises a fresh issue worth Rs 240 crore and an o...
Global Shares Grind Out Records, Dollar Gaining Ground
Europe kept record high world share markets marching forward on Thursday, while the dollar was in fightback mode and government bonds steadied after European Central Bank efforts to tame the euro.
Asian Stock Markets Mixed After Wall Street Surge
Asian stock markets were mixed Thursday after Wall Street surged to its biggest daily gain since July despite uncertainty about the global outlook.
Sanofi And GSK Launch Trial For COVID-19 Protein-based Vaccine
French drugmaker Sanofi and its British peer GSK have started a clinical trial for a proteinbased COVID19 vaccine candidate, as pharmaceutical companies race to develop treatments against the coronavirus pandemic.
Investors Go Long On Asian Currencies, Indian Rupee Bets At Three-year High: Reuters Poll
Long positions on India's rupee were sharply raised to a threeyear high, a Reuters poll found, as the central bank cut back on dollarbuying, while a weaker greenback and encouraging economic recovery signs propped up bullish bets on other Asian currencie...
Oil Prices Hold Near Multi-week Lows On Demand Worries
Oil prices edged up on Thursday, but held near multiweek lows hit overnight after U.S. data showed gasoline demand fell and recovery from the COVID19 pandemic was lagging.
Oil Drops 2%, Reversing Course As U.S. Gasoline Demand Slumps
Oil fell more than 2% on Wednesday, reversing early gains after a report showed gasoline demand fell in the United States in the latest week.
Returning To Public Debt Markets After Six Years, Dubai Gets $2 Billion
The government of Dubai sold $2 billion in dualtranche bonds on Wednesday, its first sale in public debt markets in six years, as it seeks to boost finances hit by the coronavirus crisis.
Argentina Gains Room To Breathe With Crucial Debt Deal - For Now
Argentina has gained breathing room after restructuring almost the entirety of $65 billion in foreign bonds, though it now faces a huge challenge to revive growth and repair government finances before the oxygen runs out.
Swiss Open Enforcement Case Against Credit Suisse In Spy Affair
Switzerland's financial supervisor has opened enforcement proceedings against Credit Suisse over a spying scandal that led to the ousting of former Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam and tarnished its reputation.
Lego Sales Surge As Housebound Families Turn To Play
Sales of Lego jumped 14% in the first six months of the year as families under coronavirus lockdowns spent more time playing together at home, the Danish toy maker said on Wednesday.
India's August Gold Imports Doubles To Hit 8-month Peak - Government Source
India's gold imports in August nearly doubled from a year ago to the highest level in eight months on an improvement in investment demand and as some jewellers restocked after New Delhi eased lockdowns, a government source said on Wednesday.
U.S. Largest Crude Oil Refinery To Be Making Motor Fuels By Sept. 11 - Sources
Motiva Enterprises plans for the largest U.S. crude oil refinery to return to making motor fuels by Sept. 11 following restart from a complete shutdown, said sources familiar with plant operations on Tuesday.
Factories Worldwide Shake Off Covid-19 Gloom, But Renewed Surge in Virus Infections Deter Recovery
Factories across Europe, Asia and North America continued to shake off the coronavirus gloom in August as the global economy emerged from a downturn triggered by the health crisis, thanks in part to massive fiscal and monetary stimulus programmes.