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The article discusses the intersection of nostalgia, football, and political ideologies in the context of the ongoing Euros. It reflects on personal memories tied to iconic football moments while cautioning against the pitfalls of excessive nostalgi...

While the market did react sharply to a scare of discontinuity against single-party-majority system which we witnessed for the last decade, it soon corrected upon assessing the construct of the new coalition and the structure of cabinet which clearl...

The economic environment remains on a sound footing, as reflected in the various indicators (PMIs, GST, CAD, Forex Reserves, etc.), and so does the overall corporate earnings momentum, which is also supporting the buoyancy.

Mayor-in-Council and MLA Debasish Kumar was in Gariahat on Friday, with Municipal officers and police personnel, to get on ground information about the hawkers through surveys. “We have created forms and we are jotting down details about the hawkers...

European shares rose on Monday, led by automobile and bank stocks, ahead of the first round of French parliamentary elections. Autos surged 1.6% after the EU and China agreed to discuss tariffs on Chinese EVs. Meanwhile, German business morale decli...

Euro-area private-sector business activity lost momentum as France's snap election outcome weighs on firms. S&P Global's PMI fell to 50.8 in June, disappointing analysts. Europe's economy, recovering from last year's recession, faces challenges.

European shares fell on Friday, with Carlsberg Group dropping 8% after Britvic rejected its $3.9 billion takeover bid, causing a 0.3% decline in the STOXX 600.

MSCI's global equities index rose while investors awaited U.S. inflation data and central bank policy meetings. The euro fell after French President Emmanuel Macron called a snap election.

All 82 economists polled by Reuters expected the ECB to trim its deposit rate to 3.75% on Thursday from a record 4.0%, in what would be its first cut since 2019. ECB policymakers have clearly telegraphed their intention to lower borrowing costs afte...

The dollar steadied against peer currencies on Friday after a downward revision to U.S. GDP for the first quarter suggested room for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates this year, while investors braced for a key inflation report.

Heatwave conditions, particularly in the North, are significantly impacting the 'afternoon economy,' affecting sales and footfalls between 12 noon and 4 pm. The scorching temperatures are leading to a decline in the availability of delivery riders, ...

​ European shares slipped for a third straight session on Thursday ahead of further economic data from the euro zone that will provide more clues on the European Central Bank's interest rate path, while rate woes continued to dampen sentiment.

As of 12:10 p.m. ET (1610 GMT), the Brent crude July contract increased by 99 cents, reaching $83.11 per barrel. The more actively traded August contract rose by $1.08 to $82.92. Meanwhile, U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures climbed $1...

​The dollar held steady on Monday, but was set for its first monthly loss this year, as investors were focused on U.S., European and Japanese inflation data to guide the global interest rate outlook.

​European stocks edged higher on Thursday after strong forecasts from AI darling Nvidia lifted global chipmakers, while investors awaited the latest business surveys to gauge the euro zone economy's outlook and interest rate path.

Thirteen economies in developed countries were experiencing per-capita recessions by the end of last year, as reported by Bloomberg Economics.

HCOB's composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the currency union, compiled by S&P Global and seen as a good gauge of overall economic health, bounced to 51.7 in April from March's 50.3, surpassing a preliminary 51.4 estimate.

First-quarter MAUs rose 19%, but missed Spotify's own guidance and a median of analysts' forecasts of 618 million. It also forecast current-quarter MAUs at 631 million, missing estimates of 636.3 million, according to IBES data from LSEG.

Basic resources and oil and gas shares declined 0.6% each as a firmer dollar and disappointment from the lack of fresh supportive measures in China sparked concerns over demand and slower consumption.