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    Sensex target is 1 lakh by December 2025 if bulls keep running at historical CAGR

    Sensex surged from 70,000 to 80,000 in under 7 months, hinting at a potential reach of 1 lakh by December 2025 with a 16% historical CAGR. Since its inception at 100 in April 1979, it has grown 800 times at a 15.9% CAGR, suggesting a future landmark by December next year.

    Not politics, not interest rates: India's surging economy at risk from water

    India is facing a growing water crisis, with the country's growing water stress potentially impacting its growth. The country's growing water stress could affect agricultural production and industrial operations, leading to food inflation and declines in income for affected businesses and workers, especially farmers. Contaminated water kills about 200,000 Indians each year, and the government is focusing on conserving the resource, recycling waste water, and reducing the country's over-reliance on the annual monsoon, especially in the agricultural sector.

    US inflation cools in May, boosting hopes of Fed rate cut

    May's stable inflation, influenced by service costs and goods prices, sets the stage for potential Federal Reserve interest rate changes. The report highlights slight consumer spending growth and hints at the Fed's aim for a controlled economic slowdown through core inflation moderation.

    Tech boom leads global markets through first half of 2024

    The first half of 2024 was marked by soaring mega caps, political uncertainties, and remarkable movements in commodities and emerging markets. From Nvidia's market value surge to Japan's weakening yen and the rise of cryptocurrencies, the period reflected a mix of challenges and opportunities shaping the global economy.

    Sensex, Nifty hit brakes on record run; Nifty IT defies market mood

    Indian equity indices, influenced by global trends, closed lower on Friday. The Sensex fell 269 points to 77,209, and the Nifty dropped 66 points to 23,501, impacted by Reliance Industries, L&T, and HDFC Bank.

    Buying gold annually in order to diversify allocation of forex reserves: Shaktikanta Das

    ​I think SEBI is engaged with that. So, let me not intrude into SEBI's territory and start talking about the stock markets. I think SEBI is fully seized of what is happening in the markets and we have our regular interactions with the SEBI as a part of the FSDC, the Financial Stability and Development Council, we have also a subcommittee which is chaired by the governor.

    The Economic Times
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