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    Rupee ends flat, tracking rangebound Asian peers; Powell's testimony in focus

    Indian rupee hovers near flat against US dollar as investors eagerly await Federal Reserve Chair's comments on interest rates.

    US Election Showdown 2024: Trump-Biden face-off and its effects on dollar and equities

    A political showdown between Donald Trump and Joe Biden sets up a high-stakes battle in the US. With economic growth, inflation, and job statistics at play, the fate of the dollar and equities hangs in the balance.

    India employment provisionally grew at 6% in FY24 vs 3.2% in FY23, RBI data shows

    According to a recent report by the Reserve Bank of India, India has provisionally created 46.7 million jobs in the fiscal year 2023/24, bringing the total employment in the country to 643.3 million. This marks a significant growth in employment as the country's employment growth rate increased to 6% in fiscal 2024.

    'Jobless growth': Congress slams govt over 'accentuated unemployment crisis'

    The Congress criticized the Modi government for exacerbating India's unemployment crisis due to failed policies like demonetization and GST. Citing a Citigroup report, they highlighted the urgent need for job creation and reforms to address the high unemployment rates in the country.

    Last date to invest in this PSU bank’s special FD with up to 8% interest rate has been extended

    Indian Bank, a public sector bank, has extended the deadline to invest in its special fixed deposit offering higher interest rates.

    GIFT Nifty signals a negative start for D-Street. Here's the trading setup for today's session

    Equity markets saw slight gains and traded within a limited range on Thursday. Analysts noted that the release of preliminary business updates ahead of quarterly reports is boosting confidence in strong Q1 earnings.

    • US weekly jobless claims rise labor market slows

      The labor market shows signs of easing as unemployment benefits claims increase. Layoffs rise due to interest rates impacting demand, and challenges in seasonal data adjustments persist. Market anticipates Fed's potential rate cuts. Job cuts decrease in June, but higher than last year. Nonfarm payrolls data may reveal job increase. Job openings ratio remains steady, while Fed deliberates policy changes post-hikes. Continuing claims rise due to policy effects.

      Personalised learning: A way out to fix the problem of unemployable graduates

      Tailored learning facilitates skill development for future job requirements, allowing in a way to solve the problem of unemployable graduates to a big extent.

      US weekly jobless claims drift lower

      Initial claims for state unemployment benefits dropped 6,000 to a seasonally adjusted 233,000 for the week ended June 22, the Labor Department said on Thursday. The claims data included last Wednesday's Juneteenth National Independence Day, a new holiday. Claims tend to be volatile around public holidays.

      Personal loan interest rates June 2024:Which bank is offering the lowest interest rate on personal loans

      Personal loan interest rates June 2024: The interest rate on a personal loan varies across lenders and is determined by several criteria, such as the borrower's credit score, loan amount, and loan duration. Here is a list of banks' personal loan interest rates on different amounts.

      Home loan interest rates June 2024: These banks offer cheapest interest rates for home loans above Rs 75 lakh

      Home loan interest rates June 2024: A home loan is a secured loan for a borrower to buy a home. The loan amount is repaid via equated monthly installments (EMI). Here is a list of banks offering the best home loan interest rates for loans above Rs 75 Lakh.

      India eyes oil deals with nations including Russia, minister says

      Indian Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri announced Bharat Petroleum Corp's plan to build a new refinery. The nation aims to sign more oil import deals with countries, including Russia, at discounted rates. Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks to provide energy at affordable rates to cushion customers from volatile oil markets.

      In Modi's stronghold, voters chose jobs over new Hindu temple

      India's grand Hindu temple opening, aimed at bolstering PM Modi's Hindu-first agenda ahead of elections, backfired as BJP lost key seats due to voter discontent over unemployment and inflation. Despite retaining power, BJP's reduced margin reflects public focus shifting from religious issues to economic concerns. The opposition Samajwadi Party capitalised on these grievances, signaling a potential shift in political priorities away from religious symbolism.

      Rupee falls most in over a year as vote count shows narrower win for Modi-led alliance

      Traders said the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) likely stepped in to limit the rupee's decline. State-run banks were spotted offering dollars near 83.50 levels, likely on behalf of the RBI. The sales were intended to plug likely outflows instead of pushing the dollar-rupee pair lower, a foreign exchange trader at a large private bank said.

      Lok Sabha elections: What the new govt's road-ahead might look like

      Vote counting is scheduled for June 4, and analysts anticipate Prime Minister Narendra Modi securing a third consecutive term.

      Sovereign ratings is for state; at the margins for markets

      Sovereign ratings, a product of the pre-depression era when analysts were a rarity and communication was expensive, are turning into dinner-table conversations rather than driving investment decisions.

      Agniveer scheme introduced to avoid pension to soldiers: Shashi Tharoor

      Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has criticised the BJP-led Centre for the Agniveer scheme, claiming it is a short-term military recruitment scheme to avoid pensions for soldiers. Tharoor argued that the government sends young recruits to the borders after six months of training and leaves them unemployed after four years. He cited the scheme's potential to damage the Indian Army's reputation and the country's unstable borders.

      Advertisers in a state of doubt over T20 World Cup

      Advertisers are grappling with whether to put their money solely on India's matches, particularly the eagerly awaited clash with Pakistan, or buy non-India games as Disney Star strives to sell a bulk of its ICC Men's T20 World Cup TV ad inventory.

      Haryana Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Spotlight on Agnipath as youth seek job stability

      Haryana's political landscape is witnessing significant upheaval as the Agniveer scheme, under which soldiers are engaged for four years without a pension, becomes a focal point of discontent among rural youth. Political parties are pledging to revert to the old recruitment system, highlighting the scheme's impact on job security and aspirations, with many youngsters now favoring police or overseas jobs over military service.

      Kerala tops youth unemployment rate, Delhi registers lowest: PLFS Survey

      ​​The survey, which covered 22 states and Union territories, identified Jammu & Kashmir, Telangana, Rajasthan, and Odisha as other states with high unemployment rates in this age category.

      India's employment data: PM Modi's naukri numbers appraisal spars with Congress in election fray

      Narendra Modi: India is in the final stages of a significant election campaign, with a focus on job discussions taking precedence. The ruling BJP, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlights positive employment indicators. However, the opposition, particularly Congress leader P. Chidambaram, challenged these claims and demanded transparency on job creation data.

      US weekly jobless claims fall as labor market remains solid

      Initial claims for state unemployment benefits dropped 8,000 to a seasonally adjusted 215,000 for the week ended May 18, the Labor Department said on Thursday. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast 220,000 claims in the latest week.

      "Wave against BJP in Haryana" says Priyanka Gandhi at Sirsa road show

      Speaking to ANI, Priyanka Gandhi said that the people are tired of the politics done by the BJP. "There is a wave against the BJP in Haryana. People are tired of their (BJP) politics. There is too much unemployment, inflation is at its peak. Change will come," she said.

      "Who made Haryana number 1 in unemployment": Congress leader Jairam Ramesh

      The Congress accused the BJP government of failing to provide permanent employment in Haryana, instead promoting temporary jobs through the skill employment corporation. General Secretary Jairam Ramesh questioned PM Modi on high unemployment rates, lack of private investment, and issues like water scarcity in Bhiwani. Ramesh highlighted the neglect of government posts and closure of Doordarshan.

      Incentivise states to generate local resources to fight climate challenges: NITI Aayog VC Suman Bery

      "Multilateral development banks have a long way to go to improve the processes and procedures to be able to address the daunting challenge of seeking to meet financing needs of an orderly transition to be able to address the challenges of climate financing," NITI Aayog vice-chairman Suman Bery said.

      Centre should start incentive scheme for states to mobilise resources at local level: Niti Aayog VC

      The central government should come up with an incentive scheme on the recommendation of the Finance Commission for states to mobilise resources at the local level, Niti Aayog vice chairman Suman Bery said on Friday. Addressing the captains of the Indian industry at a CII Annual Business Summit, Bery said there is not enough pressure on either cities or states to generate non-tax revenue.

      US weekly jobless claims fall; labor market gradually easing

      The decline reversed a portion of the jump in the prior week, which had pushed claims to the highest level in more than eight months. The increase was largely attributed to a surge in applications in New York related to school spring breaks.

      Dollar rebounds on hot US import prices

      ​​ The dollar rose on Thursday after data showed U.S. import prices increased 0.9% last month, a jump that raised market fears that the Federal Reserve's fight to tame inflation is not done and could delay plans for policymakers to cut interest rates.

      Urban unemployment drops slightly to 6.7% in Q4FY24; female labour force participation rises further

      Urban unemployment slightly decreased to 6.7% in Q4 FY24 from 6.8% in the same period last year. However, it rose sequentially from 6.5% in the previous quarter, attributed to layoffs in sectors like IT, telecom, and startups. Female unemployment improved slightly, while male unemployment increased. Self-employment rose, but regular wage employment remained low.

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