Nishant Kumar
Writer and Senior Reporter at Bloomberg News
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livemint.com | Nishant Kumar
Expert view on markets: Anil Rego, founder and fund manager at Right Horizons PMS, says investors should consider allocating funds to defensive sectors such as healthcare and consumer staples, which are less affected by economic cycles and trade conflicts. He also noted that increasing exposure to gold could be a prudent move. In an interview with Mint, Rego shared his views on the sectors to watch and avoid and his investment strategy at the current juncture.
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livemint.com | Nishant Kumar
Gold prices have been on a record-breaking spree in the domestic and international markets as well. MCX Gold June 5 contracts scaled a record high of ₹95,935 per 10 grams on Thursday, while Comex Gold rose to $3,371.90 per troy ounce on persisting concerns over the economic impact of the ongoing trade war and dollar weakness against its peers. However, gold declined on profit booking and ended 0.44 per cent lower at ₹95,239 per 10 grams on Thursday.
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livemint.com | Nishant Kumar
The trade war triggered by former US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies has fueled significant uncertainty, not just about the US economy, but about global economic growth as well. The situation is so unpredictable that even the US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell appears to be clueless about the impact of Trump's tariff policies on the world's largest economy.
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htsyndication.com | Nishant Kumar
New Delhi, April 18 -- Major Indian IT players-TCS, Infosys, and Wipro-have reported disappointing Q4FY25 earnings, against the backdrop of major headwinds such as global growth slowdown, persistent demand uncertainty, and concerns over US trade policies. While Indian IT companies' Q4FY25 results reveal mixed performance on key numbers, the cautious tone of their management for FY26 amid global uncertainties is a matter of concern.
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6 days ago |
livemint.com | Nishant Kumar
Major Indian IT players—TCS, Infosys, and Wipro—have reported disappointing Q4FY25 earnings, against the backdrop of major headwinds such as global growth slowdown, persistent demand uncertainty, and concerns over US trade policies. While Indian IT companies' Q4FY25 results reveal mixed performance on key numbers, the cautious tone of their management for FY26 amid global uncertainties is a matter of concern.
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