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ADVERTISEMENT European markets opened slightly higher on Friday morning as stocks attempted to claw back some gains at the end of a very volatile week rocked by changing tariff announcements.  The UK’s

The Shanghai Composite gained 0.45% to close at 3,238, while the Shenzhen Component advanced 0.82% to 9,834 on Friday, extending their winning streak to a fourth straight session. Optimism around potential state-backed

Chinese retail investors who have seen this month’s tit-for-tat trade war wipe trillions of yuan from the value of the stock market are rushing to ask companies to disclose their business exposure

Shares of tyre companies such as MRF Ltd., Apollo Tyres Ltd., and CEAT Ltd. were trading with gains of up to 3% on Friday, April 11, following coverage initiation by Hong Kong-based

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US President Donald Trump claimed that recent market fluctuations have made billionaires richer, citing examples of individuals making significant money as a result of his tariffs in a clip from the Oval

The bond market turned on the United States mid-way through this week. Tariff uncertainty led to a brief loss of confidence in the US administration and the economy it’s trying to manage.

 Buy: PARSVNATH (current price: ₹24.23)  Why it’s recommended: The stock is showing signs of recovery after consolidating near its support levels. Positive momentum in the real estate sector adds to its potential for